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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1936
Page
2
Dr Claud North Chrisman recalls the shift from charity era medical lore to school based health education. He notes early experiences as a public school medical examiner and the evolving cooperation between Boards of Health and schools. He praises preventive courses in teacher training and the engagement of children with relevant, interesting health lessons.
President Roosevelt personally sponsors the Boy Scouts and backs Congress to authorize the National Jamboree in the Capitol City for 1937 as a broad program to improve youth health and opportunity. Dr. Royal S Copeland chairs a National Child Emergency Relief Committee appealing for funds and clothing to aid isolated southern mountain districts where twenty thousand children lack shoes and schooling. Sergeant York serves as vice chairman. the piece notes harsh winter conditions, widespread need for food and clothing, and emphasizes preventive medicine and youth welfare.
The Homebuilders Class of the Methodist Sunday school held a gathering Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Delbrit Switzer with more than twenty in attendance. Arthur Jewett led the devotionals. Mr and Mrs Cliff Cowre and sons attended a staff pull. At Susie O Hata's home in New London Thursday night Vis Anna Simmons was a guest.
At the regular meeting of the Hirmonial Society at the Methodist church sixty dinners were served. Westimes Rov Sny der Albert Parker and Cliff Cowie were appointed the soliciting committee. The program featured a birthday for Elizabeth Barnes at eighty three and remarks on fifty first wedding anniversary of Vi and Mrs A E Storrow and twenty fourth of Wi and Mrs Chiff Cowie.
A Farm Bureau electrification project presented by Mr Buswell JaGarange PX drew a large audience in Wall last Thursday. Plans secured sufficient signers to install home lights, with construction and field work set to begin once arrangements are completed.
Brief notes describe a Baptist grave meeting held at Rev William Rodgers home in Wellington on Wednesday night. It also mentions visits by Mr and Mrs Charles Cowie Sullivan to their son, and relatives including Clift Cowie and family, Anna Simmons visiting in New London, Neal Cowie home guests for two weeks, and others at Londos and Weeks households.
The article profiles writer Roark Bradford and his wife Mary Rose, noting Brad's disinclination for writing while Mary Rose manages his career and ensures steady output for The Green Pastures. It highlights Bradford’s Louisiana base, avoidance of New York, and his lifelong commitment to portraying southern bayous life, plus brief social notes about family and acquaintances in the region.
Harold Burton mayor of Cleveland and John McSweeney congressman of Ohio will join as principal speakers at the American Legion Anniversary banquet next Monday at 6 30 pm in the high school auditorium.
The former Mary Carvey residence near the Pueblo Library on Park Avenue has been removed from its site. Local officials confirmed the demolition as part of a broader redevelopment plan for the area.
Jane Hall, girl detective, guards Audrey Harding on Skeleton Island Maine after a threat seeking a ruby from Emery Harding. Santrey and Drumm are found murdered, Frank Bitherbee shoots himself, and a masked intruder flees as Kirby and Jane uncover ties between letters, treasure trips, and a cursed ruby.
W W Wheeler property on High Street suffered a factory building loss by fire. Wheeler plans to remodel the site into a new factory facility, signaling a shift in local industrial use.
The Rotary Club held a Sunday luncheon featuring the Southern Aires program with local color and the recent Major Bowes amateur contest winners. The event celebrated regional talent as a centerpiece of the gathering.
Reverend T P Gorham led the Fourth Quarterly Conference in Chicago district. He opened with a sermon on devotion to God. Benevolence Education and World-service departments met their quotas last year. Local congregation plans to send a delegation to the annual Chicago conference April 15 to 19.
George Coleman of Flagstaff Rizvona visited Ohio for the first time as the Coleman Cassell families held a reunion at the New London Odd Fellows Hall hosted by Mr and Mrs John T Cassell. A day of old friendships followed by a 1 pm dinner and an afternoon business session led to making the affair an annual event. William Tinderman of Hudson was elected president and Ming Ruby Callen of Akron was named secretary treasurer. Attendees came from Canton Mansfield Shelby Ashland Akron Hudson Cuyahoga Falls Wellington Huntington Union Town and New London. The 1937 reunion is set for Brookside Park Ashland on the last Sunday in August.
Knife 3 pord making a severe tit on his right hand Mr and Mrs Claude Braves dauzhe Jaine and Harlan Mc Clalin noted to Columbus 01 Sunday to visit the folies daughter WVrrtle Mis fair. Parker of Bay Village spent the weekend with her mother as Uttales Meo o and Wis P C kelling and daughter Virenit and Mr and Mrs John Andrews all of Livtie spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J. OHari and family Word has preen received here by Vi and Mrs J A. V Wahnen that the s grandson Glenn Wahnen of San Francisco serious by Wi at his home there with pneumonia Miss Jesse Thomas of Huron Reid Hospital Cleveland spent Sunday he e 1s the guest of her mother Vrs Tena Thomas Mis Ina J Tandes Vrs George Parne and daughter Wis ov T Smith were Norwalk visitors on Monday
The Penfield Orange will sponsor a card party Sunday evening at the Giinze Hall. Proceeds support local activities as Enfield residents gather for a social event with games and refreshments.
Principal Zellars along with Shane IEsa Annv Hauvermale Dor othy Smith V Wisees Mitchell and Seliver wand Wrs Nelson attended a county teachers meeting at Clearview as Bowser state director of education spoke.
Friday night guests included Brit Mi and Wis Ira Ker and Wayne Tevine of La Salle. Gail Pocock will live with his new in law Frank Crawford next year. The Methodist division serving lunch at the school house Wednesday listed Mrs Lewis Tones and others. Out of town callers on W138 Tat cille Grege included Mrs Herman Gower and Grace Gower, and J F Steryker of Elyria.
A mother calls her son Bobby for favors and tasks around the house, while he learns to judge when his help is truly needed. The piece offers two parenting rules: confirm necessity before summoning a child and follow through on commands once given, to avoid unnecessary hollering or miscommunication.
The American Red Cross warns curiosity leads to accidental poisonings by swallowing unknown substances. Officials note many cases stem from tasting or testing unidentified items, especially among curious individuals.
Valley City announces the two act operetta Jewels of the Desert presented by Mothersingers Ci under Mrs Harold Schaeffer of Medina. The March 20 performance at the school auditorium features eight principal roles including Sheik Abdullah William Steck Professor Lithe Clyde Bauer and Miss Lythe with music by Hulda Bave Evelyn Steck and Wilma Steck.
Mr and Mrs Richard Reutter hosted a buffet Sunday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs Eleber Crump of Sledina who just returned from a Miami honeymoon. Guests included immediate families and close friends. The Crumps wed February 15 at Zion Lutheran Church with Rev Albert Lamprecht officiating.
A Saturday evening gathering at Mrs Lida Walsh's home surprised her with birthday wishes. Music and card games led to a luncheon. Guests included Mr and Mrs Georga Enton, Mr and Mrs Edward Behner, Mr and Mrs Fred Zima, Mrs Francis Zima, Mrs Gust Swaba, Helen Stoskopf, George Stoskopf, Mr and Mrs Thomas Marsh, Mrs Olive Cousins, Charles Reech, Mr and Mrs Ralph Feuchter, AB C Club members, and prize winners Arich, Lasch, Hauck, Bauer, and Wolfe.
Fifteen members attended the annual banquet of the Maine Counts Fish and Game Association. The event recognized members and featured remarks on conservation and community involvement.
A casual description praises a cotton print home trock as comfortable for various tasks. It highlights its cool feel in summer and suitability for porch, beach, or marketing use. The tone suggests versatile styling and practical appeal for home settings.
A Friday evening service was held at the Lutheran church in Wadsworth with attendees including F H Weldner Carl Hauck Earl Arick George Purdy E W Hastings R Gunkleman Clyde Bauer Elmer Metzger Albert Melleau W F Steck John Mack George Hammon Richard Reutter Rupert Echile and Carl Echile. Visitation at the Steck home featured Miss Antoinette Hell and Mrs Amanda Hell of Lakewood. Birthday and hosting events followed at homes of Steingass Levit Arick and others. parcel of birthdays marked at Mrs Jennie Arick’s. Several relatives and friends traveled between Elyria Medina Columbus Cleveland and Hollywood among other locales for visits and family time. A daughter Eva Elizabeth was born to Mr and Mrs Lamprecht on March 3, while Shirley Ann arrived for Mr and Mrs Delmling on February 14. Jeanette Prochazka was hospitalized for appendicitis in Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs Otto Deimling, recovering from a heart attack, shows improvement but remains confined to bed. LeGov Hoppe Luella Platz visited Cleveland and Elyria, with Mrs William Steck spending a weekend in Columbus. Lamar Warper welcomed a son born March 6 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Walter Stever of Cleveland visited the Steyer home along with their son.
The March meeting of the South Amherst Parent-Teacher Association was held at the school auditorium Tuesday evening with Mrs Roy Waltz presiding. After adjournment, the students entertained with a musical program.
The Woman's Circle of Nativity Parish hosts a St Patrick's event in the church parlors on the evening of March 7. They will play various card and other games with prizes and refreshments. Committee in charge includes Mrs Alfred Wetton, Mrs Frank Bogardy, Mrs John Scledge, Mrs Joe Gainok, and Mrs Carmen Dizenzo.
Attendees from here joined a Masonic meeting in Amherst Tuesday evening include Arthur Powers Albert Schneider Ferd Heiser Robert Allsop Jake Wilhelm Henry Kolb James Ni col Robert Goor and Russell Mos. Mr and Mrs David Barnhart and Nelson visited Mr and Mrs Nelson Brill in Brownhelm. Mrs August Siess ill at home since Saturday. Mr and Mrs Walter Krueck and ir and Mrs William Slack with daughter Norma and Mrs Charles Corbett attended the Amherst Legion and Auxiliary meeting.
The piece notes that Congress granting dictatorial powers to the President is ironic given the framers fear of concentrated authority. It underscores the Constitution’s system of checks and balances designed to prevent tyranny.
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