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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1929
Page
11
Miss Alice Brack, dietitian at Elyria Memorial hospital, presides over food service for eighty five patients and many nurses and staff. She has led the hospital kitchen since August 1 1927 after transferring from Swedish hospital in Minneapolis. During 1928 over 180 000
Dr F M Sponsellor announces hours at 905 Elyr'n sasvtogs and Trust Blog for Tuesday evenings from 1:30 to 4:00. The notice promises treatment without loss of time from work for piles kissure and istula.
The institution serves all patients, including ward and private room cases, with the best food. Five daily menus cover regular, soft, liquid, crippled children, and employee diets. Over 250 food items are used. Miss Brack also runs related classes amidst the complex diet planning.
The report details quantities of foods consumed by student nurses including 7 tons fresh meat 2 tons ham and bacon 1 ton fish 1 ton chicken 4 tons sugar 3 tons butter 2 tons flour 1 ton coffee and over 12 000 loaves of bread 10 000 gallons milk and 5 000 dozen eggs 2 200 gallons canned fruit 2 000 gallons canned vegetables. The 1929 Dietary Department budget totals 41 000 dollars with 8 000 for cooks and waitresses salaries 1 200 for replacement of china silverware and equipment and 31 000 for foodstuffs. The food budget allocates groceries 4 200 canned fruits and vegetables 4 500 bread and rolls 1 500 butter and eggs 4 500 meat fish and poultry 7 800 milk and cream 5 700 fresh fruits and vegetables 3 000 totaling 31 200.
The Oberlin women's glee club delivered a successful concert in Finney chapel Saturday night. Devona Doxie and Helen Rice drew applause, while the finale by foreign composers received strong acclaim. A Symphonie in Domestique Harmonie used kitchen utensils as an orchestra, built by Richard B. Wirkler for the event.
Myra Hess, the artist for the second semester recital, performs at Finney Chapel starting at 7 30 p m. The program includes Haydn Variations in F minor Beethoven Sonata in A flat Op 110 Schubert Dances Ravel Pa vanne pour un enfant defunte Ondine and Schumann Carnaval Op 9 in a culturally rich piano recital.
The American College of Surgeons has placed Allen Memorial Hospital on its approved list. The recognition cites the hospital staff standing policies and accurate records, along with diagnostic and therapeutic facilities including a clinical laboratory with bacteriology capability.
The facility offers cal, serological, chemical and pathological services along with an X ray department providing radiographic and fluoroscopic services.
A joint meeting of the American Legion and the Women's Auxiliary will be held in the Legion rooms tomorrow evening at 7:30. The event serves as a St. Patrick’s party replacing the regular meetings of the two societies and a lively time is expected.
Sorosis gathers tomorrow after noon at 3 with Mrs James Hall 151 Forest Street. Oberlin Women's Club led by Mrs Paul Peirce president will hear her talk on her trip abroad aboard the America at Oberlin Inn starting 6 30 p m. The history department meets at 3 with Mrs G T Sedgeman 254 Moore to hear Present Day Government in India. I T T M club convenes tonight with Mary McGrann at Willard Court. pot luck supper at 6 30. Dr Nicholas Van der Pyl former United Church pastor on leave from Nashville plans return next month for installation of Dr James Austin Richards.
United Press reports on a rising Broadway star described as resembling Will Rogers and Georges Carpentier, long the headliner at Casino de Paris and the Folies Bergère, now becoming Broadway's most popular young sight.
Maurice Chevalier, chief attraction of Ziegfeld's midnight roof show, sings two French and two to three English numbers nightly. He performs as a pantomimist and can alter his figure to appear fat or thin, even an elephant. A turtle from Paris and a Sealyham puppy from Adolphe Menjou figure in his luck. He plans further films and New York performances, returning to Paris between stints.
The Hoboken Theatrical Company led by Morley Morton Gribble buys the Old Rialto Theater and rents adjacent open land to convert into a German style summer garden for patrons during intermissions. Prices in Frolic kitchens differ from those on Frolic menu, with a Zilogfeld club sandwich priced at sixty cents in basement service and rising to $1.25 at a buttern eggs counter. Eugene ONeil has three plays running on Broadway with a fourth as curtain raiser in Greenwich Village Provincetown Playhouse, while Gilbert Miller travels from London with two Broadway sponsorship plans for this spring.
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