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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1932
Page
8
Garden Talks discusses decorative value of common weeds and shrubs with emphasis on Weigela varieties Candide Rosea Gala and Nana variegata for small urban gardens. Notes that weeds can furnish charm with minimal care and previews future talks on evergreens and related plants.
Alfred Reeves of the Amarillo Bankers Association Journal outlines plans to boost auto dealer demand and finances. He argues fewer, stronger dealers will replace weak ones, and sees lenient quotas, territory reallocations, and better records as keys to improved credit and selling efficiency. Reeves links general recovery to the auto industry and urges local dealer organizations and banking support in 1932.
Gordon Mowe, Helen Boone and Lcois McCourt were chosen to represent Spencer school in the Medina County School band. The week’s Briefs note Charles Parent’s business call to Medina and social visits among local families. Senior class play Anne-Whats Her Name is planned, with Spencer seniors listed, as community notices and church circle activities are detailed.
In Medina on Sunday at the Church of Christ old and new wearers of the Girl Reserve ring gathered. Mrs. E. J. Haight county chairman and Miss Mitchell led the service with Miss Winenia Benson directing music. One hundred and eighteen Spencer-Medin a county girls wear the ring, with sixty nine more receiving it Sunday. Agnes White and Florence Mitchell were Spencer recipients. Vern a Aukermen leads Spencer Girls Reserve.
Mrs Court Stuart and family note a regular Spancer Grange meeting next Thursday evening May 12 at the town hall to honor Mother’s Day with the men in charge of the program and entertainment. Mrs Sarah Inman of South Main street is reported improving. Mr and Mrs R Gillette spent Tuesday in Elyria on business. Mr and Mrs Jack Sharp and Mrs Elizabeth Ingraham visited Wellington Sunday afternoon at the Fremon Ambrose home.
Mrs William Miller returned to her home in Cleveland after a week's visit with her mother Mrs Elizabeth Ernst. Miss Caroline Spiegelberg of Cleveland spent the weekend with her brother Lewis Spiegelberg and family. Mrs Jacob Sbaltenhouse of Oberlin road visited her mother Mrs Margaret Neiding who is recovering from a serious illness. Miss Mary Kerekes returned home from Lorain where she spent the weekend with friends. Mrs J H Delefield attended a meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs C Porter of Oberlin road. Miss Irma Spiegelberg spent Saturday evening with her cousin Miss Miriam Foul of South Ridge. Mr and Mrs H Mathias and Miss Louise Busch of University Heights Cleveland called on Mr and Mrs Lewis Ernst and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs W Bischoff and son Howard spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Harry Darwood in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs H Harris of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Lewis Spiegelberg and family, Mr and Mrs E C Schubert and son Oliver, Mr and Mrs Lb Spiegelberg and family, and Miss Caroline Spiegelberg, called on Mr and Mrs J P Bechtel Sunday. Mrs John Neufer and Mrs A Neiding of North Murray Ridge visited the latter's sister Mrs Margaret Neiding.
Sheffield brief highlights include visits from Mrs Al Buskirk and the Buskirk sisters in Independence, plus Chambers and Schroeder families in Ohio. Brookside girls beat Brownhelm 14 4, and Brookside boys edged Brownhelm 2 1. May Day queen crowning, P T A meeting, and a note on 16th century longitude prizes.
A Cleveland College expert advises parents on stubborn behavior in toddlers. The piece cites the value of gentle guidance over punitive commands, noting that continued coercion trains disobedience. It compares parental tactics to patient animal training and recommends letting the child choose cooperation.
Mrs. Ernie Knisely and son Williz attended the funeral of a cousin of Miss Elva Knisely in Cuyahoga Falls last week. F. B. Thudhum and son Nile visited Ashland last Thursday. J C Rapking is having his house interior redecorated with H Dirlam doing the work. Mr and Mrs P M Chapman and family plus Mrs L F E Chapman of Elyria called at the Claud Simonton home Sunday afternoon. Miss Ernie Crile of Oberlin was home with her parents Mr and Mrs Johnson Crile over Saturday night and Sunday. Ralph Krages of Sullivan was ...
Dr Clendening explains spine curvature types kyphosis lordosis and scoliosis with normal S-shaped spinal profile. Minor curves stem from posture while severe forms arise from bone or muscle disease. Simple cases respond to exercises. severe cases require braces or medical care.
The report notes Mrs Schivery and family in West Salem caring for the children since Mrs Cassell’s death. Mrs George Weaver stays at Mort Cassell home to aid the family. F B Thudiums and L N Thudiums with Betty Jean and Lawrence visit Mrs Freda Zacharry in South Lorain. A bridge party at Ford Jewette and Ed Kemmery home in Spencer includes Roy Brouse Robert Smith and Kent Firestons residents.
Mr Plank and Mr Priest of Ashland visited Wm Law home. Mr and Mrs Ad Smith of Penfield guests at nephew Spurgeon Smith. Ford Camp and son of Wellington called on Charles Wise and Roland Law. Mrs Wm Law and Mrs Spurgeon Smith Elyria visitors. Clarence Wise family and Mrs Mary Wise spent Saturday with John Hartman. Mrs Wm Law ill with grippe. Mrs Haken of Medina visited Mrs Wm Law. Mr and Mrs Arthur Laundon of Elyria spent Monday with Charles Wise. Mr and Mrs Ed Mennell of California and Mrs Rose Longwell and Mrs Julie Schwartz called on Arthur Wise.
At the University of Minnesota associate professor Lorenz G. Straub designs a glass enclosed water flume over 50 feet long to study stream behavior. The model includes dams weirs levees and gates to measure flow pressure erosion and effects on piers and banks for engineers researching water conditions.
A century-old copy of the St Catharines Journal owned by Thomas Sheahan notes a caution about a pock-marked English woman named Margaret McDonald with multiple aliases. It records her marriages starting December 1831 and warns others against harboring or trusting her, stating debts will not be paid. John Baers signs with his mark.
Willard J. Gorton of Boise, reclamation engineer, has returned from Russia where he spent two years at Tashkent, Turkestan, helping build a million acre reclamation project. He contrasts Russian conditions with the United States noting inefficiency, high prices, and low wages, and saying technologists faced uncertainty after the change from monarchy to communism.
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