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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1937
Page
15
A medical note warns that overheating can cause heat cramps or prostration with long recovery. It argues iced drinks and soda do not truly cool the body and excess fluids, including plain water, can lead to tissue congestion. It emphasizes moderation and cautions against overindulgence in cold foods.
Advice on adjusting salt and food intake for hot weather. Emphasizes limiting salt in heat, increasing lean proteins and vegetables, moderating sugars and starches, and focusing on digestibility and waste elimination to reduce bodily strain and toxins.
The text argues that frequent bathing preserves skin health and prevents infections but warns against overemphasis on surface sensation. It advocates patience with weather discomforts, shortened production speed but longer hours of rest, and stresses prevention over cure for heat-related stress as an individual issue.
Dr Chrisman welcomes inquiries sent with a stamped addressed envelope. Readers should address letters to him in care of the newspaper at the main office in the city.
A Columbia meeting set Memorial Day arrangements for May 23 at 9 43 in the Methodist auditorium with Rev Thomas Hughes preaching. Decoration Day services slated for May 30 at 9 30 a m in Baptist church with Rev Maude Troupe Olmsted delivering the World War veteran address and American Legion firing details.
Dr Rafael Ernesto Lopez, long based near New York City, sails to assume Venezuela’s education portfolio amid reform plans. He targets mass pedagogy using motor trailers and moving picture devices to educate millions, trains teachers, and improves health and clothing for rural children. His six million dollar fund backs sanitation, nutrition, and epidemic control as he returns following exile during Caracas politics.
A squad of Elsra will take part in the cemetery services, joining ceremony participants and attending prayers at the graveyard. The event marks a respectful observance with the squad honoring the deceased and supporting mourners.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. C. F. Hales home and quilted after a pot luck dinner. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Leon Rising house on May 13. This starts the first afternoon meeting of the season as Columbia Methodist Church enters its fiftieth year.
Born to Mr and Mrs Russell Carpenter on April 27 at Community Hospital a son. Mr and Mrs Merrit Powell and daughter Phyllis spent Friday at A D Crocker home. Crockers guest of Hlummells in Elyria. Lennerth entertaining relatives from New York City. Leonard Hughes and Mrs Hattie Hughes attended funeral of sister Alis Bertha Baker in Elrama. Burial Thursday afternoon in Columbia cemetery. The deceased widow of Frank Baker leaves several children and grandchildren. Delia Rennison of Strongsville passed away recently. Hubert Morlock entertaining, Kunect family from Olmed Falls at dinner in honor of the Death class of Alice Marie Morek and Evelyn Kilnect.
Mrs Carine Boone returned to Sone in Besea after wintering with her daughter Omont. Kathryn Columbus finished her course in High Lace and Business College in Cleveland and has gone to California. Mrs Lonazhon hosted a Sunday school class tea on Friday night. Mr and Mrs J R Van Ars entertained several young people Thursday evening at a surprise party for their son John’s birthday.
This guide advises on grooming and presentation for college girls seeking employment. It emphasizes neat dress, immaculate grooming, polished hair and teeth, and modest makeup. It suggests tailoring attire to the workplace and maintaining balance through sleep, exercise, and a healthy lifestyle.
The report notes Teddy Orzech visiting nephew Richard York in Cleveland Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Hales entertained at dinner for the birthday of Mrs. Raymond Hales. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Crocker spent Thursday with his brother D. J. Martin of Parma. Mrs. Wanda Jindra traded her Jacquays Road farm for a Berea home. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Koenig finished a new house on Columbia Station Road and will move from Cleveland next week.
Belden area residents and relatives visit wells and clinics as Mrs Wise and Neal Wise host at Flosha Clinic. Marie April recovers from appendicitis. Funeral for Morris Nesbitt held in Elyria. Various visits including Bert Belden, Charles Verlay family, and Char lotte VerSoy. Knot a Thread Quilt club meets at Mrs Clair Wolfe’s home. A chicken dinner is mentioned.
Mrs Eva Beaumont returns home to spend time with family. Mr John Lauton and Mrs Lauton with daughters Dorothy and Virginia travel to Painesville to visit Eu gene Lauton, brother of the Lautons. Mr Verman Dengler attends the funeral of his stand.
The will of Marcus Trent leaves a million dollars to his nephew Rodney Burton if unmarried at twenty five. Judy Collins travels from Miami to Gunnison Colorado to counter Pettigrew’s plan to pressure Rodney into marriage before his birthday, with Judge Justus offering ten thousand dollars for success. Judy agrees to go despite Peter Dent's likely anger, aiming to safeguard the inheritance.
C D Young of Cleveland was an overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cc J Schnabel on Friday. Mrs. Schnabel is Mr. Young's mother.
The Adult Bible Class gathered Friday April 30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Taylor. Vice president Mrs. V. V. Schaeffer led in the president John Houk’s absence. Entertainment and refreshments followed with committee members named for the next meeting and entertainment duties assigned to Mrs. Otto Jabbush and William Buckholtz.
Ada Smith of Cleveland spoke on Mission to Lepers at Lake Avenue Community Church on Sunday. Grangers from Hickory Tree and North Elyria gathered then twenty five joined a Grange Hall dinner and program. Rev Larl R Peck addressed Rural Life Sunday and church role in the community. A girls quartet including Mary Jean Crocky Helen Taylor Hazel Taylor and Ruby Miller sang I'll Be Listening for My Name followed by group singing.
A. E. Wallington Henry Bis lick and wife and Mrs W Schaef fer called on Arthur Neiding who has been seriously ill and is convalescing at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs John Gay and son James of Lorain and Mr and Mrs Joe McConnell of Amherst on Sunday afternoon.
A notice states the next meeting will be hosted at the home of Mrs. Clayton Sooy and will begin at noon.
Mr and Mrs QO Coder hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Stanley G Miller of Stop 131 2 for Sunday dinner. Henry Bislich and family hosted the Bislich relatives from Stop 11 and Cleveland with Ralph Braszell of Elyria visiting. others called on the Bislich home.
The Lake Avenue P T A will meet Wednesday evening at 7 30 o clock at the school house. The program features the Mothersingers and Mrs Kerwin who will conduct grade singing and C I Hummel will speak about organizing a boys 4 H Club at Lake Avenue.
Sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Orland Overmyer and family of Cleveland are mentioned in the notice.
Steubenville Ohio Harry Carrol age 78 and eight other miners from Wolf Run and Nelsonville are honored by the All Ohio Safety Congress for no lost time accidents in a career begun at age ten. Carrol, with 78 accident free years, and Ike Six age 84 contend for the oldest active coal miner title. Both declined pensions and continue to work shoveling coal at Warner Collieries Wolf Run and loading for Hocking Valley Mining near Nelsonville.
Mildred J. Weise, supervisor of illiteracy and Americanization, says if all California illiterates were in one city it would be the state's third largest city. California ranks 15th among states in illiteracy.
The piece outlines a hidden intra party clash as Senate Democrats push back on F D R s social and economic program to protect their own control of government. It notes dissension over Supreme Court reform and hints at broader 1940 presidential strategy, with figures like John Hamilton Alf Landon and party factions referenced in a wide political panorama.
Twelve to four hours is too long to wait for relief from constipation. Adlerika offers a double action formula with seven cathartic and carminative ingredients to cleanse both stomach and bowels. The product promises quick relief from gas and bowel congestion in under two hours and is endorsed by pharmacists Phillips and Crandall.
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