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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1937
Page
9
In Cleveland Mrs. Minnife Phillips recalls founding one of the nation’s largest beauty schools. She began compiling creams as a girl on a Michigan farm and, with husband Dr. A G Phillips, opened the school in 1920 after investing 3000 dollars.
Dr. William J. Moriarty announces the opening of his chiropody office at 500 Lorain County Savings and Trust Building. He was born and raised in Lorain and is a graduate of the Ohio College of Chiropody, the son of the Lorain postmaster.
Richard S. Burgess to become partner in Moise and Burgess certified public accountants effective April 1. Burgess earned his CPA degree last month. Offices stay in the Elyria Savings and Trust building.
Members of the Wednesday Evening Bridge Club met at Mrs. Rowland Morris’s West River Road home with Mrs. George Surman winning high score. An Easter refreshment course followed. Next meeting set for April 7 at Miss Ella Tilden’s home.
Pleasantville reports Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wheeler of Columbus visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Wheeler. Meanwhile the children of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Beabold returned to school.
A 1937 column presents views on marriages age and maturity, childbearing, fears and psychology, and a plastic surgeon's note on auto accident risks. It cites Marie Hackl Means, Dr. David Mitchell, and Dr. Claire L. Straith, with advice on overcoming fears and a listed self-help booklet.
A mother hesitates to let her two and three year old children gain independence at home. The article argues parents underestimate child abilities, urging gradual responsibility and self reliance to foster growth and confidence.
Sunday visitors called on Mr and Mrs Milton Behner at their home. The gathering included relatives and neighbors who shared casual greetings and refreshments during the afternoon.
W. E. Powers of Oberlin stalled the Electric equipment for Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Behner. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones and family visited their daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Charles Opfer Jr. Byron Seeley and son Carl hosted visitors Mrs. Augusta Wicks and son John. Gur Wheeler and son of Fairview were Sunday visitors of his brother Myles. William Gullett and granddaughter Myrtle Mae of Cleveland visited L. L. Wheeler. Bud Letsom of Elyria dined with grandparents M. S. Behner. W. E. Powers also dined with his sister. Nina Seeley visited her sister Mrs. Fred Tran. Rollin Mohler and family visited their daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Howard.
Mr and Mrs Charles Parker and Mr and Mrs Merritt Parker plus Mr and Mrs Arthur Jewett drove to Elshna Wednesday night to join a birthday celebration for Mr Maddock on East Avenue. Games and visiting followed by refreshments.
Rochester attendees of the Brighton High school operetta included Thelma Barnes Lillian Snyder Pearl Riebe Elsa Alvina Jewett Kathryn Viola Snyder Eileen Donald Cassell and William Davidson. A large majority of local patrons saw the performance and praised it as very well done.
Monday following weeks of sickness sees Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schubert and child visit Eaton relatives Mr. and Mrs. Byron Seeley and son Carl. W Tran calls on Deforest Sanders family. Oberlin visitors Duane Norman and Allen Sanders. J C Spieth and Barbara Jeanne of Medina join Wesley Tran family for Sunday meals. Burton of Cleveland noted.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Maurice Polk and Mrs Anna Polk of Cleveland with Mr and Mrs L C Wolfe and others from Wellington. Mrs Anna Polk stayed for a further visit. Walter Garlss serves on Elyria jury. Township school board met. three members present, routine business only. A family named Wacker moved to the Shipman farm near Greenwich.
Avon Lake will host its annual basketball banquet at the Avon Lake school on Saturday evening April 17. Western Reserve University coach Bill Edwards will speak and show motion pictures of his team. Mike Rockas and coach Clayton Maus will speak and awards for quarters played will be given. Mrs. Myers leads dinner with guests the squad and coaches.
The senior class names its motto Character is the Corner stone of all Success and adopts maroon and white as colors. A yellow rose serves as the class flower and graduates will wear caps and gowns at commencement.
Mr and Mrs John Mapie of Olfsted Falls and Miss Naom Ed wards of Shaker Heights were Friday evening guests of the latter s mother Mrs Sadie Edwards. Mr and Mrs Urban Boehm of Cleveland were Easter guests of ...
Sunday visitors at the J. L. Knapp home included Mrs Clinton Wells and son of Cleveland and several locals. Akron and Cleveland guests called at various homes, while families from Wellington Amherst Lakewood Elyria Detroit and Burbank shared visits and Easter time with relatives.
Hollywood gossip recalls Clark Gable and Robert Taylor sharing lunches and hunting trips while rivals for top roles. Alfred Vanderbilt recounts Fred Astaire hosting a private screening where Vanderbilt admitted dozing through the foreign film.
Fashion pattern ad for a crepe print town dress Style No. 2771 offers sizes 14 to 44 bust with a V neck bodice and flared skirt. Pattern priced 15 cents with pattern book and sewing chart available ten cents. order to The Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department New York.
Fred Astaire relays a comic dressing room anecdote about Margot Grahame in Hollywood. She complains that her English parents brought an American cigarette brand from England, unaware it is inferior to the American-made version.
Joan Crawford and Franchot Tone return from a mountain excursion to a boulevard shop. She jokes that Franchot nearly ruined the outing by giving her only two skits instead of three. She quips that she was not on her seat the entire time.
Sally Eflersa recalls a London night out crowded tables. She ordered a mover to shift behind her chair and found it blocked by Duke of Windsor later Prince Edward. She again asked someone to move and saw Prince George on the dance floor. The doll remark closes the tale.
Marion Hedgecock’s five year mystery illness is diagnosed as a chronic abscess weakening her with toxins in the system. Physicians say the condition explains a twilight stupor that haunted the girl in two prior episodes. Local brief notes reveal the diagnosis and its unsettling medical mystery.
The Social Security Board reported that Ohio now operates all ten provisions of the act. Unemployment compensation covers 1,505,000 residents with 132,130 under approved public assistance plans. Old age benefits accounts have 1,611,416 wage earners, most of whom are also covered by unemployment provisions. Federal funds support full participation and cooperation.
A Milford church sit-down ended with two Church of Christ in Christian Union members occupying Milford Center First Christian Church overnight to block Christian Church members from ousting them. The Christian Church asserts ownership while the other group cites a lease through April 1.
Police questioned Mrs. Julia Bender, 36, in connection with the death of her husband Steve Bender, 42, who was hacked to death in his bed during the night. She has been sleeping in their 10 year old son Ernest's room since filing for divorce three months ago.
A review of wartime economic maneuvering shows Britain seeking billions in U S goods to fuel a defense push, with American bankers backing delivery continuity and pressuring steel leaders to cooperate. Washington polices and tariff talk shape industrial peace amid looming inflation and court reform debates.
Said she found the body at 5 30 a m when the alarm clock rang. Mr and Mrs Alea Nagy who live in the apartment beneath the Benders said they were awakened by a scuffle in the Bender apartment about 1 50 p m
Two nationally known speakers oppose Roosevelts court reform program in scheduled radio talks. Senator Carter Glass will speak from 10 to 11 tonight on WABC New York. Louis J. Taber will discuss from 7 45 to 8 tomorrow evening on WOR Newark.
The idea asserts that our nature depends on others to become humanized and to prevent eccentric thinking and behavior. It emphasizes social bonds as a guarantor of sane conduct and shared humanity.
Use a double boiler to keep sauces hot and avoid pasty textures from reheating. Water plants under the shower to refresh weary leaves with added moisture. Chop apples finely to bake apple pies quickly. Avoid serving two creamy dishes or many similarly colored or flavored vegetables at one meal.
Lima Ohio police investigate after sap buckets and stored maple sap were stolen from the county poorhouse where inmates had long tapped trees and run a shop. The loss disrupts a years long practice and prompts calls for investigation into who took the equipment and sap.
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