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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1939
Page
4
Claud North Chrisman explains how thumb sucking affects dental development and outlines preventive measures. She describes prenatal nutrition, dental restraints, bitter-tasting medicines, stalls on fingers, and even arm or leg restraints to prevent thumb use during sleep.
Dental authorities stress that early tooth structure shapes future health and that care in infancy influences decay risk. Crooked teeth arise from tissue defects or mouth structure. thumbsucking can distort the palate, making braces essential and mothers responsible for guiding readjustments.
The Murray Ridge Parent-Teacher Association met Friday at the school house with the singing of America. President Mrs Beatrice Sherwood presided as committees were appointed for the April meeting. Performances by Amherst guests Walter Smith, Joseph Mock, Jackie Lee, Dorothy Linden, and Mrs Carrie Dellifield highlighted the program along with an illustrated Cuba talk by Carl Schmitkens. Mrs Anne Eppley spent Monday in Cleveland. Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs Jack Anton and daughters Reta Evelyn Norma and son Donald were guests of the hosts.
In Reggio Calabria Mussolini tells cheering Calabrians that Italians will don knapsacks and face war without fear, praising high birth rates and condemning low birthrates. He hints at long-term plans, saying Italy will wait and endure with strong weapons and hearts. The trip includes interruptions from the crowd and references to Rome.
Palm Sunday sermon at North Eaton church will ask when popularity becomes dangerous. Pastor will preach and challenge young people to attend. Gordon Splete has been teaching on the topic and Mrs King Crowell will sing a solo. Special numbers from the youth department close Sunday School. The young people join the adult department for a short program after classes led by superintendent Mrs Walter Fishburn.
La Grange Troop 18 met Tuesday to discuss nature work and conduct a court of honor. Mrs Kolinsk led group singing as reports show 231 boxes of cookies were sold amid games and activities.
The Calabrian country in southern Italy ordered a national broadcast of his speech as listeners gauged possible Mediterranean ambitions and France’s reluctance to initiate talks. It recalled France’s recent demographic trend of more deaths than births.
The Workers' Alliance Elyria Local No. 1 will hold a regular meeting at the hall on Lodi street at 7:00 this evening. Reports from all standing committees for the quarter ending March 31 will be presented. Job stewards and members are urged to attend per James Ryan, publicity committee chair.
The Full Gospel Tabernacle begins its 30th week of evangelistic services this Sunday with a 9:30 a m Sunday school and a 10:45 a m sermon by Mrs. E Gordort. Evangelist Irvin E Ade will preach on Praying for the Rocks and the Mountains to Hide Them from the Wrath of God, a prophetic message on the Great Tribulation before Christ's second coming.
Reverend Geo C Beebe outlines Holy Week sermons at Grafton and Belden M E Churches with topics on faith science and salvation. Special music by Lewis Klinect and Paul Wainwright accompanies services while baptisms and new member reception occur Palm Sunday and Good Friday. An annual Union Easter service at Grafton features the sermon Christ's Victory Over Death. Flowers coordinated by the Loyalty Class.
The article presents a religious message about the fickle crowd rejecting Jesus and His future return to reign as King of Kings. It notes services on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings next week and invites public attendance.
Robert Schroeder reports a blanket valued at 10 dollars taken from his car parked in the driveway since Monday. He says gasoline also has been stolen from time to time while the vehicle remained in the driveway.
Noble Alexander son of Mrs Ida Alexander Capell Road Columbia married Mass Ruth Fretter of Ridgeville at the Baptist church last Saturday night at 830. Rev Harold Landon officiated. The couple reside with the groom’s mother. Mrs. H C Bartter and Mrs Nelson Walters listed among the sick. Seniors have purchased their
Elyria and Lorain residents Edger C Jefferies Robert J Agate and Edward Mociulski were named to clerk positions in Lorain and Elyria liquor stores. They will earn 120 dollars monthly, with potential promotion to cashier. The move marks the first Republican replacement of Democrats in this state government branch.
John Homa formerly of Berea joins the Freshman Class. Under instructor Clyde Grills the Science Club forms with officers: President Marion Porter, Vice President Olva Bolling, Secretary Andrew Barber, Treasurer Ethel Hershey.
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