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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1938
Page
14
Hollywood writer Jimmie Fidler recollects the instability of fame for female stars versus enduring male careers, notes on Bette Davis versus Wyler, and quirky anecdotes about Barbara and Gloria Brew er twins, Annie Louise, and industry trends and jokes from night spots and premieres.
This article promotes oil based shampoos that condition while cleansing, notes lather with water soluble oils, and claims relief for dryness and dandruff. It explains washing steps, rinsing, brushing, and using tonics and pomades, plus a new method in beauty shops involving warmed oil and steam for perms. It also mentions conditioning for better future waves and outcomes.
Chatham Leon Whitney of w kron spent Saturday with his parents Mr and Mrs M F Whitney. Death notice for Clarence Armatrong formerly of Chatham at his home in Sagiiaw Mich. Mrs Ray Cheford visited grandmother Mrs Helen Mattingly in Hinckley. Methodist church ladies held an all day meeting at Mrs Wayne Mantz home. Garrison Long recovering from a serious illness. Mr and Mrs Lee Walkden and family visited Mr and Mrs W R Hawke of Eaton and Mr and Mrs George Walkden of Columbia. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Lester Packard and daughter of Olivesburg with their parents Mr and Mrs A L Packard. Harold Elliott also a guest. Mrs Bertha Broadsword ill with Nora Egeglin of Spencer caring for her. Mr and Mrs Lee Walkdon visited North Eaton.
Mr and Mrs A J Robinson of Elyria visited the former's parents Mr and Mrs George Robinson before their marriage and left for Florida for a month. Lucian Sigsworth moved into John Sigsworth's house. Mrs A W Palmer is ill. F W Blanck in Florida is improving slowly and will return late in March.
Pittsfield brief notes say the Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will gather at Mrs Allie Hayes home on Thursday afternoon March 10. Attendees from the area for the Farm Bureau Discussion Group at Will Davidson home in Camden include Mr and Mrs Ted Breyley Mr and Mrs Herman Worcester Mr and Mrs AC Norris and Rosvon Campbell.
A 60 item guide from the Portland Cement Association and the U S Department of Agriculture outlines concrete uses for homes and yards. It covers walks pools steps porches platforms railings bird baths and many other applications. The text explains forming and mixing guidance and urges careful measurement and timely use of the mix. It notes the importance of form quality and cautions on water content and curing.
Structural bathroom work requires careful load management. Heavy fixtures demand reinforced floors with a three inch concrete base and proper joist treatment to prevent ceiling cracking. Install metal protection for pipes, studs venting nailers above doors, and fixed mounting for towel bars without relying on plaster. Plan wiring and nonconductive fixtures, and consider FHA insured credit funds for bathroom or structural upgrades.
A guide explains turning a closet into a wrapping station with a shelf set 30 inches from the floor, a roll of paper bracket, twine storage, and a rack or hooks to keep supplies neat. Also notes two horse dealers, Samuel Hoare aged 82 and Frank Piper aged 81, at Summercourt Fair in Cornwall, England.
An analysis of closet design shows four by four foot spaces waste area as doors and hanging space dominate. With a standard four by four, only a central clothes rod and back wall occupy useful space. side sections hold at most two hooks or shallow shelves, while hats fit poorly on high shelves, and even half depth yields similar hanging capacity, suggesting drawers and a counter shelf better use.
Mrs Frank Mischka hosted Fast Chiefs Club at her Cleveland avenue home with Mrs Jensie McLean assisting. Activities included business, cards, a luncheon, St Patrick themed table settings, and a birthday cake for Nettie Schaeffer who received a handbag. Guests included Mrs Walter Miller and others. April meeting set for Mrs W G Schaeffer’s home. also notices on St Peters Intermediate League and Concordia Club gatherings with talks on sects and cults.
Mrs A Jenne hosts at 289 Ghureh St while Legion Auxiliary meets at Town Hall. Jessa mine Lodge Daughters of Scotland gathers at Odd Fellow Hall. Mrs Gua P Zilch invites Ladies Aid at Cleveland Ave. Au Courant Club hosts by Mrs BK Baker on Park Ave. Sorosis Club hosted by Mrs G Kern and Mrs Wal ter Schulaz at Beaver Court. Rotary Club met at Methodist church with dinner for 28 guests from Elyria Lorain and Vermilion. Atty Flynn of St Paul Minn spoke. Local girl Hulda Berger elected president of Spectators Club and student council rep at Ashland College.
Mary Martha class of Congregational church hosted at Harris street with business and needlework followed by dessert. Altar Rosary Society met at St Josephs Hall with hostesses and Bingo. next meeting Apr 4 hosted by a list of local members. Funeral rites for Mrs Grace Binning set for 2.
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