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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1939

Page

11

Farm Accounts For Past Year To Be Studied Next Week

Lorain County farm operators will gather for farm accounts summary meetings next Tuesday and Wednesday to review receipts and expenditures from the past year. County agent C. J. Hummel said thirty nine farmers enrolled last year but only about half completed summaries. A new monthly accounts project started this year has twenty enrollees with more expected.

Lorain County C. J. Hummel Hummel

Kiptonites Mark Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Ed Beam celebrate a Golden Wedding anniversary in Kipton near their original wedding site. They wed March 6 1889 at the couple’s farm home. Attendants included sister Loie Williams Badger and Bert Ginste. They spent most of their life in Lorain County and Kipton. They have four daughters, one son, nineteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. An open house is set at their residence with a dinner for relatives and friends.

Ed Beam Earley W. D. Davidson Cemetery Road Kipton Hattie Beam Camden Baptist Church Beam Loie Williams Badger Bert Ginste Clarksfield F. A. Perkins M. E. Perkins Webster Calkins William Hewitt Charles Finley New Smyrna Florida Hattie Snell Columbia Floyd Sharp Mary Jane Williams Williams Lorain County Wakeman Wellington- Brighton Townline Pasedyn Grafton Lorain Ephriam Sarah Beam Pawnee County Nebraska John Minerva Williams Kansas

Yacht at anchor near excursion boat on the Hudson

A yacht sat at anchor near an excursion boat tied to the riverbank during the annual picnic. A man describes it as the "junior George Van Buskirk's boat" while a girl from the silk department converses with him. She jokes about wealth and owning the fleet.

Marden Department Store Hudson George van Buskirk Silk Department United States Hale Mary Hale George Conrad Phelps Con van Buskirk Newburgh

Picnic Intrigue At Newburgh With Nobles And Aftons

George Van Buskirk Jr and Con Palmer tail a grand excursion steamer to a Newburgh park and sample picnic fare, sparking a rumor of Audrey Hampton and a family fortune. Murky motives, flirtation, and the prospect of cash drive their day as Mary Hale eyes the scene.

George Audrey Audrey Hampton George Bush Onerad Palmer

New Lubrication Demonstration Scheduled by ARC Equipment

Announcement of a public demonstration by Bob Hunt, ARC factory representative, of the latest lubrication equipment. The event is set for tomorrow at the Linco station of Pitts and Dunfee at Lake and Bond streets, drawing motor owners curious about the new device.

Bob Hunt ARC Linco Pitts and Dunfee Lake and Bond Streets

Birthday Celebration For Joseph Yepko In Lorain

Twenty five relatives and friends gathered Saturday in Lorain to celebrate the birthday of Joseph Yepko. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kist and son Bobby, multiple Kachure and Kachur families, Serfoza family with Buddy, Moskal family with Jack, and Kosco and Kroll households. A lunch followed a late hour and the honoree received a gift.

Huntington Joseph Yepko Bingo Pedro Paul Kist Bobby John Kachure John Yepko Joe Kachur J. Kachure Joseph Serfoza Buddy John Moskal Jack Mike Kosco Steve Kroll Charles Warneski Lorain Anna Moskal Mike Moskal Altone Moskal

Grange 2043 Meets with 25 Members Present

Grange 2043 met Thursday night with Worthy Master Glenro Mohns presiding and 25 members present. Regular routine business was transacted and lunch was served. The next meeting will be on March 16.

Grange Glenro Mohns

Kipton to present program with refreshment committee

Kipton will present the program. The refreshment committee is chaired by Morris Hawley and includes Mrs. Merton Coe, Mrs. Dan Kater, Mrs. McCoy, Margaret Waldorf, and Howard Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mason of Ridgeville Grange were visitors.

Kipton Morris Hawley Merton Coe Dan Kater McCoy Margaret Waldorf Howard Jordan Frank Mason Ridgeville Grange

Huntsburg News Roundup Reflects Local Family Moves

Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Barnes of Huntsburg hosted and visits occurred at the John Naegele home. Earl Easterday and Nettie Bowen traveled to Cleveland to see Nettie’s sister. Carolyn Rapking and James Radley families relocate, with several others attending Ladies Aid events. The Ladies Aid plans a March 8 gathering at the State Game Farm with dinner.

O. H. Barnes Huntsburg John Naegele Earl Easterday Nettie Bowen Cleveland Hunttsburg Joseph Rapking Carolyn Elyria O. H. Dirlam Carolyn Rapking Akron James Myers Charles Regal Ladies Aid Society Spencer Robert Stoupe Frank Joniz Wooster James Radley Wellington Robert Laing Henrietta Willis Session State Game Farm

Family Day Out At Francis Coe Home Noted

Ray Taylor and daughter Hes ter visited the Francis Coe home with Mr and Mrs George Taylor of Fields spending the day there. Mr and Mrs Conrad Naegele observed their 59th wedding anniversary quietly at home with only immediate family present Tuesday. The funeral of E H West was announced.

Ray Taylor Hester George Taylor Fields Francis Coe Conrad Naegele E. H. West

Pneumonia Serums To Be Discussed At Elyria Rotary

R P Fowler Oberlin bacteriologist for Lorain County health department will describe newly developed pneumonia serums at the Elyria Rotary Club meeting at the Elks Restaurant. He studied typing of pneumonia at the University of Cincinnati and notes serums exist for several common pneumonia types.

R. P. Fowler Oberlin Lorain County

Guldahl and Snead Favored to Win Miami Four Ball

Ralph Guldahl and Sam Snead, top contenders for the 16th annual 33,000 international four ball championship, face Craig Wood and Billy Burke in the feature second round at the Miami Biltmore. Wood and Burke beat Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen 2 and 1, while defending champs Dick Metz and Ky Laffoon lost 3 and 2 to Johnny Farrell and Willie Klein.

Coral Gables Fla Ralph Guldahl Sam Snead Craig Wood Billy Burke Miami Biltmore Country Club West Virginia Frank Moore Willie Goggin Wood-Burke Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen Dick Metz Ky Laffoon Johnny Farrell Willie Klein

Community Notices From Local Church and Town

Interment planned at Huntington cemetery after services held in the Baptist church at New London on Tuesday. Lester Bowen of LaPorte visited the Johnson Crib home Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Armstrong of Sullivan visited the Lloyd Meyer home. Betty Thudium was kept from school Monday due to Winace illness.

Baptist Church New London Huntington Cemetery Lester Bowen LaPorte Johnson Crib Mrs. Armstrong Sullivan Lloyd Meyer Betty Thudium Winace

Sale Of Easter Seal Designed By Young Elyrian Opens In 30 States

Milliams of re productions of a young Elyria artist's work will be sold in 30 states during the next five weeks as Easter Seals. The campaign supports crippled children with funds directed by the National Society for Crippled Children. The 1939 seal was designed by Robert E. Mallory of Elyria High School. The drive officially opened March 1 with intensive activity starting March 15 and continuing to Easter Sunday.

Elyria High School Elyria Dorothy Jones Crippled Children’s Society E. J. Howenstine National Society For Crippled Children National Society Howenstine

Wellington Hosts Boy and Friend Night Revival

Wellington reports a Friday revival at the Methodist Episcopal church drawing 220 attendees. The program featured Billy Barker of Cleveland City Mission, the Ever Ready class, Shively family acts, and talks by Rev. and Mrs. Merchant from Cavalry Baptist in Cleveland.

Wellington Methodist Episcopal Church Billy’ Barker Cleveland City Mission William Shively Annalee Shively Philip Stewart Akron Shively Ernest Davis Rhea Daugherty Cleveland Cavalry Baptist Church L. T. Merchant Merchant Zelma Bird Marion Ohio Miss Shively Ted Jones Phyllis Voxtheimer E. L. Sharp Davis John Green Rey Merchant Lonzo S. Green

Three 4-H Clubs Prepare Old Fashioned Medicine Show

Wellington Grange hosts Sunnysiders Hustlers and Outdoor 4-H clubs Wednesday evening with advisors Mrs. C S Church and Mrs. Dick McKisson. Members plan dances radio impersonations and landscaping demonstrations for an old fashioned medicine show to raise funds for Camp Crag attendance. meeting at 7 30 PM urged for all members.

Wellington Grange C. S. Church Dick McKisson Church Camp Crag

Entre Nous Club Hosts Bridge Evening

Mrs C E Baum opened her home to Entre Nous members on Friday. A 7 30 dessert was followed by bridge with prizes to Miss Grace Purcell of Amherst and Mrs Wilma Wadsworth. Guests included Mesdames Elsa Falls Cleveland and Theo dore Warner and Miss Purcell.

C. E. Baum Entre Nous Club Grace Purcell Amherst Wilma Wadsworth Here Elsa Falls Cleveland Theodore Warner Purcell

Wellington Council to Hold Regular Meeting Tonight

Important matters will be discussed at the regular village council meeting in the Mayor's court room with local citizens expected to attend. Mayor E. R. Lehman and Wellington officials, present at last Friday's Columbus meeting on paving Herrick avenue Route 18, will report outcomes.

Mayor's Court Room E. R. Lehman Wellington Columbus Herrick Avenue Route 18

Weekend visits and church notes in Elyria area

Miss Jane Wise spent the week end with brothers Bert and Edwin Wise and their families. Mrs. Maria Morg an is cared for at Mrs. C A Yox theimer’s home on Barker street. Mrs. Ernest Davis of Cleveland was a dinner guest of Mrs. E L Sharp Friday evening. Mrs. W H Waite Mr and Mrs Hylen and Ruth Berea were Friday guests of Mr and Mrs A H Peirce and Mr and Mrs Perry Knapp. Their son Adelbert is a choir member at Baldwin Wallace College where vesper services were held Sunday afternoon.

Jane Wise Elyria Bert Edwin Wise Maria Morgan C. A. Yoxtheimer Barker Street Ernest Davis Cleveland E. L. Sharp W. H. Waite Hylen Ruth Berea A. H. Peirce Perry Knapp Baldwin-Wallace College Adelbert

Avon Lake Briefs note illness and visits

Avon Lake notes Carol Lee Brusha ber is very ill at St Josephs Hospital Lorain with pneumonia. Martha Eckert spent the past week with her parents in Lexington Kentucky. Mrs C C Mills of Decatur Illinois is the guest of her daughter and family. Mr and Mrs Leo Heider. Mesdames Edd Webb Glen Barr and Ed Mitchell attended the Ladies Aid Society of the Avon Baptist church at the home of Mrs William Barr.

Avon Lake Carol Lee Brushaber St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain Martha Eckert Lexington C. C. Mills Decatur Leo Heider Mesdames Edd Webb Glen Barr Ed Mitchell Ladies Aid Society The Avon Baptist Church William Barr

Missionary Marion Anderson to speak at Congregational Women’s League

Miss Marion Anderson of Cleveland Baptist Association will discuss her work among Foreign Nationalities in Cleveland at the Women's League meeting. A noon pot-luck dinner will follow the talk on Tuesday.

Marion Anderson Cleveland Baptist Association Cleveland Women’s League of the Congregational Church

PTA Executive Board Meets in Eaton Attends Friday Afternoon

Miss Nettie Little spent several days with Miss Ann Bassett in Eaton. Executive Board of the Parent Teacher's Association met with Mrs. James Butterworth on Friday afternoon.

Nettie Little Ann Bassett Eaton Parent Teacher's Association James Butterworth

Grange Holds Regular Meeting at School in Henrietta

The Grange met at the Henrietta school Tuesday with good attendance. Rex Lees chaired in absence of Master Don Wasem. Programs included plays Strawberry Crush and Be Home by Midnight, a Lincoln reading by Mrs. Portman, a tap dance by Jane Kendeigh with Marjory Kendeigh at the piano, and a Washington reading by Mrs. Herman. Refreshments followed.

The Grange Don Wasem Rex Lees Jesse Portman Lincoln Jane Kendeigh Marjory Kendeigh Herman Washington

Ladies Aid Society Meeting Relocated to March 16

The Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical Church will meet at Mrs. Ernest Lam vermyer’s home on Thursday afternoon March 16, with Mrs. Harold Coates assisting hostess, the change from the regular date.

Ladies’ Aie Society of the Evangelical Church Ernest Lamvermyer Harold Coates

Elmhurst area social notes from Avon Lake to Elyria

Mrs. Mary Becker and guests stay at Avon Lake hosted by Mr and Mrs Leonard Haag then visit Brook Park. Walter Davis and family visit O C Sanders in Elyria. Mrs L W Rothe ill at Coburn Rest Amherst. Harold Coates guests at Barry Weber’s in Oberlin. Zurcher family and Neil visit Rev Amore in Tomtogany. Becker and Don Brooks see C O Burill in Elyria.

Mary Becker Dan Haag Rolland Leonard Haag Avon Lake Jacob Walters Brook Park Walter Davis Warner Davis Hicks Elyria O. C. Sanders L. W. Rothe Coburn Rest Amherst Harold Coates Barry Weber Oberlin Oscar Zurcher Neil Amore Tomtogany Don Brooks C. O. Burill

Port Brownsville Sets Annual Tonnage Record

The Brownsville port reports 94 702 tons moved in 1938 at its new deep water terminal on the Gulf Coast, exceeding by 2 304 tons all cargoes handled by the port in the prior twenty years.

Brownsville Texas Port Brownsville Gulf Coast

Starch Bath and Dairy Diet for Urticaria Advice

Doctor notes that hives often follow certain foods and suggests a simple elimination diet to identify culprits. Starch baths, calcimine lotion, and calcium gluconate after meals may ease itching. if symptoms persist, seek medical care and consider adrenaline or spleen extract under supervision.

Claud North Chrisman M.D

Fatal attack and suicide tied to a private dispute

William P. Purkhiser, 53, an insurance executive, fatally harmed Haselteen Black, 13, in the Scharber home in Oklahoma City. He then killed himself in a rooming house in Topeka after fleeing by car. Police connected the crime to a severed loan dispute and a failed relationship with Haselteen’s guardian.

ST. Joseph William P. Purkhiser Purkhiser Haselteen Black Oklahoma Dorothy Scharber Haselteen Scharbers Sharbers Dolly Black Scharber Oklahoma City

Tabernacle Services Attract Large Congregation

Sunday evangelistic services at the Full Gospel Tabernacle drew a strong crowd with many seeking salvation at the altar. Evangelist Irvin E. Ade will preach on The Presence of God Tuesday at 7 30 P M. A special prayer meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 P M and Friday’s program covers How God Worked with the Early Church.

Full Gospel Tabernacle Irvin E. Ade Jesus Faith

Calcium In Milk Advice On Acidity And Calcium

Reader questions about acidity and calcium intake. Advice recommends not overtesting, consult a doctor, maintain a balanced diet, and note nervous distress may account for concerns. For calcium supply, milk is the best source with about a quart daily suggested, and a physician may advise a metabolism test.

Coccyx Injury Risks and Calcium Absorption Warning

The article warns on calcium and phosphorus use for bone health and notes sunlight and vitamin D aid calcium absorption. It discusses coccyx injury causing nervous symptoms, advising X-rays and exam to verify malposition and stating that surgery to remove a broken coccyx can lead to recovery but walking and sitting are difficult for weeks.

Classes Postponed at Ridgeville High School

Gym classes for men and women scheduled at Ridgeville High School are postponed tonight due to widespread illness in the township. Athletic director Dyer Sweet said classes are expected to resume next Monday.

Ridgeville High School Dyer Sweet Ridgeville

Public welcome described in Acts style

A public notice compares proceedings to passages from the Book of Acts and invites broad attendance at the event. It emphasizes openness and community participation.

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