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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1936
Page
8
A medical guidance column urges visit to a physician for proper diagnosis and treatment rather than self diagnosis. It discusses vertigo, Jonathan Swift, and a California reader Mrs. G. M. who fears brain damage, noting her age, health, and irregular dizziness episodes.
A patient reports sudden rush of blood to the right arm and head with dark dizziness and arm weakness. The adviser suggests consulting a physician promptly, notes possible links to fatigue or digestive imbalance, and humorously hints at a provisional diagnosis of petit mal needing proof.
Mrs H J Hillier hosted the Womens Christian Temperance group on a March Thursday afternoon. With the president absent, vice president Mrs J H Defield presided and devotionals were by Mrs F E Shubert. A National Voice editor note was read and a committee led by Mrs I F Eldred planned S T I prize presentation for May at North Murray Ridge schoolhouse.
A vintage style guide urges seven day routines for women to enhance charm, including new cosmetics, professional nail care, and a structured weekly schedule with exercises, facial treatments, and hair care tips, plus a note about an assembly program and local gatherings with planned refreshments. The text blends cosmetic regimes with social event notices and community announcements.
The P T A of West Ridge and Murray Ridge hosts an amateur program on April 17 at West Ridge school house. Community members are eligible to compete and those interested should contact Miss McClarren or Miss Lehman.
The third nine weeks tests report honors at South Moray Ridge School lists First Honor Roll members Phiilis Briggs David Ford Tom Fitzgerald Lois Simms Joan McCullough Mary Katherine Osborn Jack Miller and Karl Simms. Second Honor Roll includes James Fitzgerald and Thomas Stanko. Pupils neither absent nor tardy this term include Charles Bair David Ford and Jack Miller.
Lawrence is teased by schoolfellows leading to tears. His mother scolds and threatens to report them to the principal, provoking further trouble. A contrasting approach with Tommy shows restraint, inviting the boys inside, easing the tension without confrontation.
Profile highlights Emmett Sherwood playwright of Petrified Forest and Idiot's Delight, famed tall stature, served in World War I with early London troops praised by King George. He edited Life after Vanity Fair and contributed The Road to Rome, with ties to Harvard and New Rochelle New York. Also notes his Black Watch service and Canadian Expeditionary Force connection.
A vintage ad invites readers to order pattern 55464 for transfer motifs in outline and running stitch. It promises quick Louelle motifs in multiple colors, with a seven motif transfer, dimensions about 4 1/4 by 7 1/4 inches, plus illustrations and material needs. Order by mailing 25 cents to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept. in New York, including name and address.
North Elyria Grange will furnish the program and present the Traveling Bible to the Henrietta Grange on April 7. Attendees include Wensink I F Eldred and family, Mrs. Robert 3:3, Mrs. Harry Lauer and Marian, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Mason and daughter Marguerite, Kathleen Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Foster, Nettie Eldred and sons Frank and Lewis, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Eppler. The piece contrasts with war themes and notes German traditions are not featured in the local literature.
About 250 grangers from across the county gathered at the Lake Avenue schoolhouse Thursday evening for the North Elyria grange meeting. After business, Grace Hemphill of Wellington lectured as the program featured the Traveling Bible tableau. Ten granges attended including Ridgeville Belden Carliste Eaton Penfield and Oberlin.
Old Glory Hickory Tree and Welling ton Meurietta granges held short talks led by Deputy Master Frank Mason of Ridgeville and each grange master. Clyde Hignett spoke on seed corn. Re shivers prepared by the Sub ordinate Committee were served.
The Neighborhood Bunco Club gathered this week with Mrs Winifred King. Prize winners in the bur oo games were Phy Browne Daisy Crandalli and Eva Fatz. Attendees included Catherine Shryock batsy Crandall Ross Eva Wilkox Pbssis Marie McBeth Dolores Guests were Vera Fate i and Mary str aIS were served. dia Leow will entertain the club April 4. T A WO MERT. The Parent Ten WHT nee Serdang rags for the 3 is be given Stet rene ree PRACTIC. The cast of the Granze pla an meet at the schoolhouse day April 2 for practice. Rural School Board. The Elyria tow school board met in t room to car. The Adult Bible class of Lake Avenue Community Church Reid 4 soviathony at the Home of Mr and Mrs C Jabuush of Griswold road Friday evening. Those present were Mrs Wnger Mrs John Gill Mrs Catherine Collier K Lei Mr youlds and run. Mrs Clara Disbrew Mrs J Hogan Mrs Wagner and son Mrs Anna Tannor and V V Schaeffer. Refreshments were served by Mrs John Gill and Mrs Hee men OM J Gill will entertain the class 17 April. Lake Avenue Community Church Sunday school 3 morning services. 19745 Dis-
Cousin of Mrs. V. V. Schaeffer dies while attempting to rescue others during the recent Turtle Creek flood. The drowning occurred as he aided people in the flooded area. School and church figures, including Earl R. Peck, pastor, extend condolences.
Atchfield Litchfield March 30 funeral notices for Mrs C A Henry mother of Mrs F H Schott in Toledo with attendees including H Jenne Mrs Carl Erics E B Oberliner Mrs Orze Round and Mrs N D Yos. Other items note the funeral of J Jacobie in Cleveland, a brief illness, and family visits of George Young and others. Helen Falterney fell from a bicycle causing a broken bone. F J pool board meeting attended by J Jacobie relatives. Oberlitner named superintendent. Kes Eberle and others attended various events.
Fragmentary notice references a social event a "Senefit" search party near IG A RO, a quilting party at Sire A G Law's home planned for April, and a cancellation tied to Janette, plus a hospital report on Kenneth Miner returning from Lodi hospital and general remarks on religion and war-era sentiments.
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