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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1936
Page
5
Dr Chrisman explains abdominal pain from inflammation or obstruction and the role of appendicitis. He warns against overdiagnosis and unnecessary surgery, notes the value of consulting reliable medical references, and describes the appendix’s normal size shape and connection to the colon. Readers may address questions to him for the daily column.
Spencer March 17 reports note 5 S. A. W. division workers meeting at the M. E. parsonage to sew with Mrs. J. G. Koontz. Prinian Sisters and Mrs. Many Hendricks held sewing sessions. W. H. M. Society and Calvary Baptist Association events were attended. brief mentions include Bertha Browand and Mrs. Mary home.
A portrait of Fred G Walther head of the International Geneva Association from its early American days. He championed waiter dignity and self respect, transforming the Geneva network into a self staffing agency serving hotel and restaurant workers nationwide. The piece links his leadership to improved relations between managers and staff while noting a broader social impact on career waiters and industry labor practices.
A self taught makeup guide explains that proper makeup stems from common sense, patience and practice. It details face shapes and application rules to enhance features, with tips on contouring, eyebrow shaping, rouge placement, eye shadow, and lipstick for different occasions.
South Amherst hosts a St. John’s study club meeting led by Rev C E Seh with notices for a 7 oclock start on North Lake. Theological studies, a college girls glee program, and a public musical at Congregational Church are announced for Tuesday evening March 2, inviting Norma Merchant and others to attend. Nearby visitors include Jack Heine and family, and Miss Anna Murray of Lima visits with local hosts.
A ruby once owned by Rajah Amarak Singh, carried aboard a pirate vessel and linked to Captain Kidd, resurfaces in a mansion on Skeleton Island. Harding and allies uncover venomous deaths, a missing toxin vial, and a web of suspects as danger closes in.
Mrs. A Brusnes and Mrs. Emil Ruth hosted a weekend of social calls and cordial meetings. The gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. F. Ruth and Mr. and Mrs. Spracer, who joined in cheerful conversations and shared hospitality.
Avon Lake hosts a regular Parent-Teacher Association meeting at the school auditorium with a speaker from IA Sta wi and plans for a Father and Son Banquet. Events include songs by the Avon Lake Bars Glee Club, violin solos, a quartet, magical tricks, and refreshments. Reservations close today. SON ARRIVES. Mr and Mrs Walter Beek announce the birth.
Mr and Mrs Howard Drakeen hosted a Fortnightts Club at home Saturday with prizes at Rupach. Special luncheon for Mrs Art Hinz and Oscar Rubach. Bridges Club met Saturday evening with trophies awarded to Mrs Otto Katierhenry Mrs Wm Echabel Bertha Haare and Ralph Morrison. Several guests from Columbia Cleveland and Elyria attended or were visiting.
An excerpt shows a mother admonishing Philip for making faces while eating. It notes grimacing as a nervous habit possibly tied to fatigue or learned behavior. Experts suggest ignoring the faces to avoid reinforcing the behavior and warn scolding may trigger future facial displays.
Birthday greetings for Carolyn Wasceis and cA Beniham. Avon and W Va residents Maurice Robinson noted. Sunday dinner at Wet Buswell with Joe Carter and band, travels to Cleveland to visit Tin and daughter. Visitors include Pedersen, Foster Frer, Lovis Schmitz family, St Jos Hospital trip, Joan Smiley and kids from Pennsylvania, Lakewood guests Fredrick Stepp and James Dall. Reta ONeill Sheffield and Donna Miers weekend guest. Annette Schwendeman Cleveland visiting. Schwendeman and Theisen families hosted Ruth Schwendeman. Dechani and Deasy families visiting from Lakewood and Rocky River.
Oberlin Berlin Grange 1003 held a regular meeting with Worthy Master Ernest H. Parke presiding. Committees reported and a dinner committee was formed to serve the Oberlin Business Men's club Friday evening.
Ernest Parke assisted as regalia bearer and Mrs Mary Hacker as emblem bearer during the installation service for four officers elect Ida Belle Peabody Ceres V n Peabody Pomona Leo Hanton Gae Keep erz Jamies Laurie Steward These officers were unable to be present at regular services. CARD PARTY Grangers and friends held another card party in Grange Hall with a light refreshment course. Committee members set tables for players and prizes went to Clarence Parsons Charles Heid Franck Kreger Henry Sandrock Mrs Berg and Charles Squire J appointed to arrange for the next event on March 21. Lorain County Pomona Grange No 75 met in Oberlin Grange hall with thirteen of fourteen subordinate granges represented. Reports indicated Grange growth. resolutions of respect read for late members Mrs Sarah Webber and Mrs Adams. Deputy Master Frank Mason spoke on Achievement contest requirements. Carlisle and Belden granges discussed forming a Grange softball team. Attendance banners noted 3 percent in attendance. Noon meal served to about 100. afternoon session larger. Program included tableaux Duet Whispering Hope by A R Kimpton party, Springtime in the Rockies by Meria and Robert Penfound, piano solo by Ber Holcomb Old Glory Grange read, readings by Mrs Mabel Perkins Wellington, orchestra by La Grange Group, and a Grange drill Flora Up to Date by seven women of Henrietta. Welsh seed talks by Claude Hammel and Rural Electrification project report by Joan Barber. Next meeting planned for March in Car Ruth Sandrock sick with pneumonia. several social honors and visits noted.
At his home in Cleveland, hard. Mr and Mrs Oscar Gillis and family of Abbe road were Sunday visitors at the Fred Bers and Edward Schramm homes. Mr and Mrs Chalmer Davidson visited on Sunday, the former's mother Mrs John Davidson, seriously ill at her Kipton home.
March 16 report notes six hundred seventy five grange officers attended the Penfield Grange banquet Friday evening honoring Subordinate Granges of Lorain County. A chicken dinner preceded a program featuring Penfield Orchestra music, vocal solos by Pauli Wainwright of Elyria, and a speech by K. W. Stehter, state lecturer of Liami ten.
Local Congregational Society sets Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs Amy Ferriman's home with lunch at the school. Several hostesses listed and activities noted for Wellington Grange events and other community visits.
Piles caused by bad circulation in the lower bowel are described as weak and flabby. An internal remedy is promoted to remove the cause with salves suppositories and cuts claimed to fail. Hemroid is advertised as providing quick, safe relief and earning a money back guarantee, with druggists nationwide selling the product.
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