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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1936
Page
3
Miss A L C of Texas, seventeen, faces chronic sleepiness in quiet moments, unable to stay awake at school or during conversations. Doctors consider possibilities from toxaemia to thyroid issues, with digestion and dietary intolerance suspected as factors.
The text urges seeking professional advice with no urine analysis. It recommends blood pressure testing to assess circulation and a metabolism test to judge thyroid secretion levels. It notes sleepiness tends to worsen and mentions a patient in Louisiana with ear flux diagnosed as ragatch of the ears, treated with Grossig but showing little improvement. Conditions may follow colds or fever and cause itching and a sense of stoppage.
The text discusses allergic-type skin reactions triggered by odors such as tuberose and primrose, with symptoms that flare and fade across body areas. Advice includes carbolic acid solution, vinegar, soda water, bellegonna tincture, and oral salts to ease itching, plus avoiding foods known to provoke the condition.
La Grange announces the season opener band concert to be led by Mr. Peterson, with practices March 26 and June 2 in the auditorium, inviting returning players from nearby towns. Decoration Day services on Saturday on the pit square 214, with Elvin Dram corps, veterans' families, schools, grange and fraternal groups urged to attend and march under Joseph Bickel. Paul Hastings in charge of decorating graves. Darius Holcomb and daughter handle the flower committee. Rev. J A Nichols to address. Stores close 9:00 a.m. and reopen 6:00 p.m. for public convenience.
Wass, a year 2 young PWA artist Rob Gocier Pas rose from obscurity to fame in New York. A portrait he painted of Anneliese Conrad Godber two years ago was tarred down by the National Academy of Design. He felt discouraged until his wife urged sending another portrait to the academy. it was accepted among 27 other painters. His work now greeted by thousands at the Metropolitan Museum.
A mother cleans the bathroom and asks Edward to fetch towels and water. He resents commands, arguing from a child’s view that a parent should do tasks themselves to avoid wasting his time. The piece argues that child needs respect and fair play, not service as a default.
A banner crowd of 110 attended the last P T A meeting of the school year. Students performed musically under Mr Crow, while the committee served refreshments led by Ma ble Durkee. During the business session Mrs F L Wolcott Mrs J J Adams and Mrs Nate Forbush were named to the relief committee.
Guide to Charm Blue Orchid as a perfume for brides recounts the old rhyme something old something new something borrowed something blue. Describes vanity items, accessories, a travel perfume atomizer, and a white leather case designed for brides fashioning a wedding day look.
Local residents and relatives gathered for visits and meals in Elyria and surrounding areas. Guests included Mrs. Henry Redman and Mrs. Shuitz of Ashland, Misses May and Vera Wheeler, and Mr. and Mrs. Carr Pearce. Delbert Oliver spent a weekend with Lorain friends. several attendees marked a funeral in Elyria.
Marcia, aboard a train, encounters Sidney Allstone in town as she searches a deserted old house for Larry. She climbs to a hidden attic via a trap door, finds Larry injured, and tends him with a damp cloth from a sink. Larry regains consciousness, and Marcia discovers a heavy burden fallen on him as the chapter ends.
A sequence of social notices lists Mrs. Paul Nichols ex trained the farmers calls from Detroit and weekend visits by Mrs. Thompson of Cleveland to Dedication woman Tillie Feagiler, Agnes Beugson pursuing Kerr State University courses, and Miss Skinner planning Western Reserve University. It notes visits by Alec Bruce and family, W Knowles with sister Mrs. Wherry at Elsine, and Richard Gilpin of Cleveland. Mrs. Arthur E Wilcox hospitalized visiting husband Captain Wilcox whose boat is in Buffalo. Quarterly Conference references Henderson Settlement trip plans and a February to June schedule. Funeral for Homer McClintock held with Rev Beebe officiating. interment Nesbett cemetery. Various local residents visit relatives and convalesce at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
Grafton Beiden Boys 3-H Club held a meeting at the Grange hall on Monday evening May 18 with officers announced including Neal President and Mar ned Jarytreasurer Dale Wiener leader Bar men's reporter Kenneth. Members listed include Charles Donald Roeder Raymond Hudson Clarence Donald Easterwood Richard Burgins Jackie Smith and Lloyd Seckt. Next meeting set for June 1 at the same hall.
A fragmentary local note lists attendees at an Epworth League meeting held at Miss Mildred and Leonard Fowl's home in Elyria. Mentions include Mrs Lapp and daughter of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kiine, Mrs Ida Norris of Canton Falls, and many Sunday visits and dinners. Illness report notes Mrs. Arthur Lawson improving after hospital care.
Pittsfield The Boys 4 H Club met at the Town Hall Monday evening led by adviser Robert Pickworth. Elected for the coming year were president Otis Pickworth vice president Donald Whitney secretary Herbert Pycraft treasurer Howard McConnell recreation leader Richard Rhodes and news reporter Floyd Whitney. Club personnel include Otis Pickworth Herbert Pycraft Richard Roades Donald Whitney Howard McConnell Warren Green Calvin Whitney Paul Brandt and Floyd Whitney. Birthday party honors Mrs Ella
The Brighton high school held Baccalaureate services at Brighton Congregational Church on May 17 with Rev. J H Jones delivering the sermon and Rev Newton Moore reading scripture. Commencement followed May 19 in the high school auditorium with the senior class presenting the play Laugh Clown and the diploma ceremony by Clair Ines.
West was hosted by her daughter Mrs. Hay Brassee on Tuesday with guests including Mrs. F. C. West Virgie Jones and Roser of Milan Mrs. Ilona Auble of Wellington Mrs Leona Soor of Homerville Mrs Edward West of Oberlin Mrs Ed McConnell Miss Racheel Brassee of Oberlin and Miss Florine West A quilting bee followed in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Walter Green and others were Sunday dinner guests and Mrs Read and Mr and Mrs Ernie Green of La Grange. Baker of Columbus was a week end guest of Mrs Elle Green attended the Grange Card party in Oberlin on Saturday evening and won a first prize.
Sunday dinner guests and Tuesday visits mark a sweeping social roundup in Clarkefield and surrounding areas. Families including Collingwood Lamoreauy Burras Ewell Mosher Shays and Hall sent and received gatherings with relatives from Brighton Cleveland Carlisle and North Ezton. Attendees also enjoyed a ball game in Cleveland and various local visits, detailing a busy weekend of hospitality and kinship.
The Land Title Company reports transfers including 2198 Court Street and Bank to Mazda Sublez in Sunset Country. Florence Basso to Joseph Meier on Antrim Street. A V Hegeman to John T Craig et al on E Street Lorain. Charles Burgett to Patrick H Daley on Eighth Street Lorain. W S Pole to Patrick Dater on Eighth Street Lorain. Lester B Denman to Gertrude B Larson in Nicholl and Baus Addition Amherst Township. Thomas Murphy to Marr C part of Lot 72 Joseph Morses Subdivision Lorain.
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