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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1938

Page

10

Request To Community Chest Represents 70.7 Percent Of 1939 Budget

An extensive program of activities for Black women and girls is run by the YWCA with a requested Community Chest grant equal to 70.7 percent of its 1939 budget. Miss Holly reported the association’s income cannot sustain work without chest support, detailing services from housing to employment aid and educational programs.

Biya Www COA Mins Onuw V. Holly Fisra Community Chest Miss Holly YWLC W.C. A Metropolitan Club Two O'Clock Club Cosmopolitan Club J. A. O. Club Consumers’ Clinic

Detroit Automaker Line Affects Minds and Lives

Boake Carter reports from Detroit on the factory line at a major automobile plant. Workers are depicted as driven by a relentless conveyor belt producing a new car every twenty seconds, sparking questions about hope, initiative, and the human cost of mass production.

Detroit Mich

Daily Walks Stifled by Constipation Relief Claims

A city resident attributes improved health and renewed daily sunlit walks to a product called World's Tonic after unresolved constipation, gas, and breathlessness. The testimonial describes men on an automobile production line, their improved efficiency, and commentary on American enterprise and political criticism.

Heavy Nitrogen Gas Seen As Medical Aid At Columbia

A new gas termed heavy nitrogen, produced at Columbia University’s still, may aid medical science by tracing nutrient movement in the body. The gas has an atomic weight of 15, heavier than ordinary nitrogen, and could replace standard nitrogen in food, enabling tracking of digestion and nutrient fate through the body. Its use could advance diagnosis beyond traditional barium meals, as researchers explore how nutrients travel and persist after digestion.

Columbia University

Made in Tubes and the Urmuring of Rare Gas Value

The article describes a Columbia University apparatus for producing rare gas in potentially world supply quantities. It details a 170 foot set of three glass tubes using ammonium nitrate to separate nitrogen, with Dr. Harold C. Urey credited for the method. It notes limited past availability and reflects on the simplicity masking scientific breakthroughs.

Columbia Harold C. Urey

Wakeman Division No 3 meeting at Mrs Jones home

Wakeman Division No 3 will meet at the home of Mrs W H Jones on Thursday afternoon. The Eastern Star will meet Tuesday evening to elect new officers for the coming year. The Check Inn Dinner girls treated Mrs Nora Simpkinson to a four course chicken dinner for her birthday and presented gifts. Guests included Bernice Simpkinson, Mr and Mrs Sanders and Jack Doyle of Akron. Oberlin visitors Bert Davis Hattie Parsons Nellie Wright were Sunday callers. Dave Kneisel of Vermilion spent a day with Mr and Mrs Josiah Galpin.

Wakeman W. H. Jones Eastern Star Check-Inn Nora Simpkinson Bernice Simpkinson Hattie Parsons Nellie Wright Oberlin Josiah Galpin Dave Kneisel Vermilion

Local Society Notes From Birmingham To Kipton

Dor­othy Wasem Doris Prince and Mrs Anne Boughton of Birmingham. Mrs Rhea Witzlaben Mrs Francis Byron and Mrs Alice Watson of Wakeman and Mrs Ada Wicoxen of Clark­sfield attended Grand Chapter meeting at Columbus. Mrs H D Peabody is on the sick list. Hazel Puder was operated on for appendicitis last week at New London Hospital. Mr and Mrs Elmer Beecher were guests of Mrs Elma Erswell in New London. Mrs C J Hoyt spent Wednesday with relatives in Bellevue. Mrs G A Miller Mrs Emma Morgan Mrs Richard J A Miller and daughter and Mrs D T Morgan of Kipton were guests of Mrs Clair Ross. Robert Stiles attended a dinner party at the home of Mr and Mrs.

Dorothy Wasem Doris Prince Anne Boughton Birmingham Rhea Witzlaben Francis Byron Alice Watson Wakeman Ada Wicoxen Clarksfield Columbus H. D. Peabody Hazel Puder New London Hospital Elmer Beecher Elma Erswell New London C. J. Hoyt Bellevue G. A. Miller Emma Morgan Richard Ja Miller D. T. Morgan Kipton Clair Ross Robert Stiles

Bride Annette Ebel Shower Held in Collins

Mrs Charles Whitney hosted a miscellaneous shower for Annette Ebel with nineteen guests. Centerpiece featured a pumpkin fruit basket and a bride’s cake given by Joy Navorska of Cleveland. Attendees came from Cleveland Townsend and Wakeman. Gifted with many useful presents. Mrs Whitney assisted by her daughter in law Harvid Whitney. Robert Zimmerman of Norways visited the C J Hoyt home Tuesday.

J.J. Kocher Jr Collins Charles Whitney Annette Ebel Joy Navorska Cleveland Townsend Wakeman

Belfast man judges Indian dog show then visits Her Excellency kennels

Alex Dalzell of Belfast and J P Dalzell were summoned to Delhi India to judge an Indian dog show. After judging, they had lunch at a vice boy's palace and inspected all canines in Her Excellency's kennels.

Alex. Dalzell J. P Belfast Northern Ireland Delphi India Vices Boy’s Palace

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