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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1938
Page
14
A chaotic New York Day By Day column recalls Alfred W. McCann and his son Alfred W. McCann Jr. tracing the elder crusade against misbranding foods through radio broadcasts. The piece notes McCann's journalism lineage, his work ethic, and his Yonkers home as part of a broader network of writers and figures.
Pictured are three of the "peanutes" in Oberlin College Mummers' Club production Tyrimaniacs Tuiblings of 1938. Senior Miss Thornton Zanelli of Detroit plays the wife of the Tyro maniac. Miss Joseph Stella of Jackson Heights, nurse, attempts to keep a firm hand on the Tyromaniac. Inset shows Miss Renee Luis of Riverton, N J, whose feminine charms are praised by Mummers' Club authorities.
Amherst notices list a 7:30 P M Lenten service at First Evangelical led by Rev M J Temple Upper Sandusky O with other town club meetings at St Paul and nearby venues Also referenced are a youth event with Daughters of Scotland and a discussion by a veteran about the Fighting Sixty-Ninth with recollections of 1924 tragedy and a Cleveland Press article read by Darrow
Mrs B A Jenne lists church group meetings at St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Lincoln and Cleveland avenues in Meneee Minnesota area. Ladies Aid at Methodist church to meet at Mrs A J Ganer Lincoln street. St Vanl Lutheran quilting at Mrs George Mengel Cleveland avenue. AuCurrant Club at Mrs Henry Shita Elyria Cloverleaf Club at Mrs C F L Schroeder. Atherse Garden Club discusses yard development at J A Westscher on Jackson street. Lorenz Garden Club dinner March 28 invited. April meeting at Mrs A J Kite Quarry street features wild flowers slides. Launch served to members and one guest, Mrs Fred Jones.
Funeral rites for Charles Walker were held Monday afternoon at Baker Funeral Home with Rev. M. A. Burers of the Methodist church officiating. Pallbearers included John Ulrich Conrad Sehroeder Albert Jenne Julf Amherst Lawrence Zieseman Clark Pauley Gurain Frank Maurer and Elyria. Burial followed at Cleveland Avenue Cemetery with A Klumph of Cleveland, a former Rotary official, giving a talk at the meeting.
Peggy Greer, injured and told she may never walk, travels to the Comtesse de Bryse’s villa in France with her grandparents. There she meets Lt. Paul Rimini, grows closer as she regains her spirits, and confronts lingering feelings for Jimmie Meredith while a New York gossip column hints at a romance.
The Amherst Rotary Club met at the Methodist Church parlors and discussed Notary Clubs in general. Dinners were served at noon to 48, with several arrests noted and a call for attendance at next month’s meeting at Mrs. Musi ATLEZ. The Pinocchi Club was entertained at Mrs. Leo Nilges. Prizes went to Mrs. Eleanore Feuchter, Vida Klinestrand, and Mrs. Fr ees Grabenstetter.
Loyalty Class host Mrs C B Finley with 21 members discussed redecorating the church and set April 7 for a special service. Homemakers Club met at Royal School in the home economics room with 38 members. Frances Eckert lectured on feet and shoe care. Mrs Albert Bernath presided.
The Jesus Traspers Class was entertained at Melba Schwed home Tuesday evening. The business was conducted by President Joyce Trenchard. Games and contests were enjoyed by attendees.
A vintage ad urges treating children's chest colds with Musterole. It promotes using the mild Children’s version on the throat and chest to warm, stimulate circulation, and soothe bronchial tubes, claiming doctors and nurses recommend it.
Everyday Movies by Denys Wortman notes prizes awarded to Ruth Ella Postle and Joyce Trenchard with St Patrick day decorations and refreshments. Attendees include Janet Dilly Audry Jones Joyce Trenchard June Scholl Ruth Ella Postle Jane Hitchcock Verla Stuart Melba Sehwed Alberta Sehwed and Mrs D R Dunlap. Anchor Hebekah Lodge held a meeting at I O O F Hall followed by a birthday supper honoring Mrs Mildred Corey Mrs Minnie Tabler and Mrs Louise Bryant each receiving a gift. A brush demonstration was postponed and rescheduled for April.
A carnival will be held at the Eaton school house Friday evening March 23. Activities and exact offerings are being prepared for attendees.
The basketball banquet will be held April sixth with invitations limited to team members and guests only. Twenty attendees joined a Grange social at Mr and Mrs John Leachs home Tuesday night where a tureen supper and banco game followed. Prizes went to Mrs Carlton Blaine and Mrs James Parker while C H Swan and John Leach received consolation.
Sullivan church notes report Thursday afternoon division meeting led by Mrs Savilla Miller. The Yopedio banquet for North Ashland county Young People's group is Friday March 25 at 7:00 pm in Nankin Federated church dining room. Holy Week speakers include Rev Reuman Medina Monday, Rev Albright Brownhelm Tuesday, Rev Nichols Chatham Wednesday, Rev Davidide Sullivan Thursday communion, Rev Wingert Nankin Friday. Miss Baum, high school teacher, has been absent a week due to illness. A son was born on St Patrick s Day.
Oberlin College managers appeal for ties to stage Mumblings of 1938 with the Tyromaniac. Heartsick sweethearts and professors aside, male students asked to donate neckwear for performances in Finney Chapel Friday and Saturday at 8 30. Send ties to Bill Mezger, director, Bachelor Hall, Oberlin.
Oberlin Conservatory professor Normand Lockwood was praised after his Laudate Dominum was performed by Capital University's Chapel Choir during its Tenth Anniversary Program in Columbus. Reviewer R L F McCombs noted the piece showed originality on a second hearing.
An old Kellogg's All-Bran advertisement promotes relief from constipation by increasing dietary bulk. It urges daily intake with breakfast cereal, plenty of water, and notes All-Bran contains fiber and vitamins. Kellogg ingredients are sourced from Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
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