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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1936
Page
8
In Iola Kansas C V Haglund kept a wall chart of his cow's production in black and feed consumption in red. The chart showed a shift toward balance and the owner feared selling the cow. Morning revealed the chart gone and shredded pieces found in the manger indicating the cow had eaten it.
Litchfield Masonic Lodge will hold inspection Thursday night with a dinner served in the Congregational dining room at 6 30.
A trailer loaded with cargo overturned Saturday causing minor injuries to the driver and prompting an on-scene investigation. Local responders redirected traffic while officers cleared debris and assessed structural safety at the scene. No additional details were available at press time.
A Kellogg advertisement promotes All-Bran as a gentle natural bulk to correct constipation. It claims the cereal absorbs moisture to form a cleansing soft mass, provides vitamin B and iron, and offers internal exercise to prevent sluggishness. Two tablespoons daily recommended with milk or in cooking, with doctor consultation if relief is not gained. Made in Battle Creek.
A driver, discovering a blanket in the cab on fire, tried to extinguish the blaze and lost control turning the trailer on its side. The car ended up on top of the load in a field east of the Swanker residence. A Medina wrecker dragged the trailer from the ditch.
Mrs Carrie Holmes Daigan longtime Titchfield resident dies at St Josephs hospital following an operation performed about two weeks earlier. She leaves husband Dan Daigan a daughter Mary Alice of Austinburg a brother and several sisters. Funeral services were held Monday at the First Baptist church with Rev L Megarsee in charge. Burial was in Painesville.
Huber Root of Medina presented moving pictures from the Eu charistic Congress shot in Cleveland last fall at the Congregational church Sunday night. He had shown these pictures seventy three times in twenty cities and towns, but this marked the first showing in a Protestant church.
Choir rehearsal will be held at the Congregational church on Thursday. The notice requests members to attend and prepare for an upcoming service or event.
Trixie is recognized by the American Kennel Club as the oldest Boston Bull Terrier in the United States. The dog will celebrate her 23rd birthday at Miss Marie Englund’s home in Kent, Washington, with a napkin tucked around her neck for the cake ceremony.
Bible study Sunday night led by Mrs Adam Risiisz will cover Matthew chapters 12 and 13 at 7 59. A Young People meeting follows at o clock with details unclear.
Mr and Mrs E E Miller hosted a Friday night birthday party for Mrs E H Miller and Robert Wing with Monopoly and lunch. Forty neighbors gave Mr and Mrs C C Brown a farewell party with dancing and games and lunch. Mrs Myron Barth held a surprise party for her husband with seven tables of Pedro and first prizes. A picnic lunch preceded singing by Mr Grannis of Lodi at the Sunday service. Various neighbors visited and helped celebrate local birthdays. A twin birth occurred at Berea hospital with one baby small and needing care. The Ladies Benevolent Society meeting is postponed to March 19. The JAY class opens with a three act comedy March 20 in the town hall. W FE Hewitt and Miss Grace Johnson, Ellsworth Swanker mentioned.
Cleveland guests visited relatives across Medina, Willoughby and Fremont. Brown family moved to Medina with Se lepchak relocating to the vacated farm. Numerous calls and visits followed, including Ausmuths, Fenns, Gishes, Haines, Spieths, Colubrunns, Kavanaughs, Hastings, Reutter, Kesslers, Halladays, Clifts and a trip to Akron with Mrs Halladay.
Pittsfield March 13 The Pittsfield Local Farmers Union announces its next meeting on the evening of March 11 at 7 p.m. The venue is to be the Community Church or the Town Hall per available details.
The Ladies Society of Community Church met Thursday with eleven in the pot luck and five more in the afternoon. Officers elected included Eva Brassee as president Julia Preston first vice president Coral Stevens second vice president Anna Davidson secretary Eliza Watkins treasurer Nettie West assistant treasurer and Rowena McConnell work chair. Additional attendees were Rev Oscar Nichols and Mrs A M Sherburne.
Mrs Amos Schoenberger of Upper Sandusky recalls kissing King Edward VIII as an infant. Now 75 she served as a servant for King Edward VII for eight years and remembers a sunny April afternoon when the infant prince was passed for a kiss on the cheek by each in turn.
Mr and Mrs Grant Gifford and Miss Elizabeth Jordan visited relatives in Henriettta from Friday to Sunday. Father Brennan and Attorney Metcalf of Oberlin joined R F Clark and H F Brandt in Columbus on Monday to discuss milk legislation with the Senate.
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