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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1939
Page
6
Health Magazine Hygeia explains oleomargarine is a concentrated food made from refined fats and oils blended with pasteurized skimmed milk. Fats used include cotton seed oil, coconut oil, soybean oil, and oleo oil, prepared under strict content and cleanliness rules by the Council on Foods.
Small amounts of neutral lard palm oil palm kernel oil and peanut oil are melted mixed and churned with pasteurized skimmed milk ripened under controlled conditions. Emulsifying agents including inorganic phosphates lecthin and a synthetic product prevent separation and the mix is chilled and packed in one pound packages.
The Bureau of Animal Industry bans adding vitamin A to animal fat oleomargarine while permitting vegetable and nut oleomargarine to include it. Council of Foods says adding vitamin A improves butter-like value, with labels required to show at least 7 500 IU per pound and to bear the council approval.
The advice suggests a soft fringe or curls to create width at the forehead, with hair over the ears or cheeks to reduce a wide center. Rouge should be blended from the cheekbones toward the jaw line, and lipstick applied to emphasize the mouth width.
W. E. Kessler announces Eaton High School valedictorian Margaret Box has won the Reader's Digest Award for scholastic achievement. The award includes an engrossed parchment certificate and honors promise of leadership in the community.
Miss Mary Kathryn Veltrie daughter of Mr and Mrs Crist Veltrie of Brighton married Cecil J Moore of New London in a single ring ceremony at Rev William T Moran s home. The couple hosted a wedding dinner for about 50 and a reception with over 100 guests from Cleveland Lakewood New London Ashland Lorain Elyria Oberlin Akron Bay Bridge Wellington and Detroit. The groom works as an electrician and the bride plans to study at Euclid Academy Cleveland with plans to reside in New London Ohio.
Dr. C A Clapp of Baltimore stayed with his brother E T Clapp over the weekend. Harold Wood and family move into part of the George Krieger home. Mrs Milan Whitman joined the Wood anniversary event in Berea. James Olwell and family visited Cleveland. Several local residents ill or traveling include Mrs Jenne and Ira Stratten. Community updates on visits, illness, and relocations.
Local notices list school commencements church events and club meetings in Avon Lake Grafton Lorain County and nearby towns. Activities include Grange sessions Townsend Club picnics alumni banquets and community services with times from 6 to 9 PM and several Friday and Thursday dates.
The piece notes Secretary Harry Woodring hints at resignation from the War portfolio and possible ambassadorial posting to Great Britain amid White House and New Deal maneuvering over cabinet and Manila postings. It also links Taft’s flag story and other political notes from the era.
A dialogue shows Smith pressing Lawton about payment from Des Moines backers, who offer only 300 dollars for Smith and a secretary. Smith plans to reply that national affairs require him to stay in Washington and deliver the economy speech, costing 55 dollars per page in the Congressional Record. FBI notes link Los Angeles Vindicators Association meetings to Nazi, fascist and extremist groups with figures like G O Hagberg cited.
Mrs. Arthur James hosted the Good time club with prizes to Mrs. Florence Stroud Mrs. Florence James and Mrs. Emma Traxler. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Stroud in two weeks. Baccalaureate is set for Sunday evening May 28 at the Congregational church. Union church service 7 30 with Rev John Rutledge and the Methodist choir. Nelson Elliott of Kent visited relatives here. Mr and Mrs Clinton Fauver moved to Fairview. Mr and Mrs Dewey Roberts and son Gene of Cleveland visited.
Ithaca New York survey by Cornell entomology Prof C M Motuley studied 27000 rainbow trout from 1932 to 1936. Fewer fish were caught after full moon periods with August showing the sharpest drop. Records concern 1000 acre Paul Lake in Canada. Average August daily catch was six per boat, two men, dropping to four during August full moons.
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