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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1936
Page
2
In a health column CLAUD NORTH CHR ISMAN warns that drought flood and stagnant wells increase typhoid risk. Unclean water from floods and droughts contaminates streams wells and milk as typhoid spreads through contaminated water and dairy products.
The article explains typhoid fever attacking Peyer’s patches in the gut, causing prolonged fever and weakness, with high death risk from exhaustion. It notes immunity after one attack, the decline in urban areas due to clean water and milk, and emphasizes prevention through boiling water and pasteurized milk, plus vaccination with three injections providing long immunity.
Q and A on rehearsal timing for brides and grooms, dress expectations, wine pairing, and proper introduction forms. The bride may observe rehearsal. the groom need not overhaul wardrobe, claret suits meat courses, and married women's names precede unmarried when introducing.
Berkeley reports 1936 described as the nuttiest year of the decade by UC forestry officials. They say it is a mast year with higher yields of nuts on all trees and larger acorns on oaks.
A concise reflection contrasts national freedom as a praise worthy ideal with equal emphasis on other high human life ideals. The statement suggests both themes hold significant importance in public and personal ethics.
The famed soprano Emma Eames, now 71, refuses portraits of herself as an old woman. She recalls a career of brilliance in opera roles, retired at the peak, and lives in Paris avoiding American winters. She has returned briefly to Morristown, N J, plans a New York stay then a visit to Cleveland to see her brother before resuming life in France.
A short note suggests polishing steel items by rubbing with vinegar followed by a final buff with a soft cloth to achieve a smooth shine.
Jane Herbert Goward describes two ten year old boys Martin and Phil battling for living room seating. Martin arrives first and claims a chair by marking it with a book while Phil challenges him and respects the mark. Parents note this is typical boy logic of ownership and fairness.
A vintage beauty piece extols perfume as a mood booster and skin ritual. It advises using scent in baths and on skin, warns against applying on clothes or furs, and suggests a perfumed sachet for closets lasting months in rose gardenia pine lavender verbena and bouquet scents.
The guide suggests cleaning pearl handles with fine salt, enamelware with baking soda, tiling washstands and bathtubs, and polishing stoves with a cloth dipped in melted paraffin. It also advises rubbing vinegar on tough roasts before roasting and using vinegar to clean patent leather.
Among those from here at the District Rally of the Woman's Missionary Society held in Lorain Emmanuel Evangelical Church were Rev. and Mrs. R. G. Pferrer, Mrs. Mary Eppiter, Mrs. George Knittle, Mrs. C. E. Cook and guests Mrs. Louise Manville and Mrs. C. E. Price.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bracker attended a gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bailer home in Lorain Wednesday evening honoring the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Brie Faber.
A Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs. L. W. Spiegelberg’s Townline road home brought together members of the Woman's Missionary Society and Ladies Aid. Attendees included Rev and Mrs R G Pferrer, Mrs Milton Eppley, Mrs George Knittle, Miss Marian Knittle, Mrs Worth Gould, Mrs Emma Fowl, Mrs Milton Schlechter, Miss Mildred Snider, Mrs Charles Pute, and Mrs Clifton Simms and her daughter.
Impulsive Iris borrows her fiancé's neighbor's yellow car and, with Ronnie a government man in the chase, enters a string of adventures. They encounter Iris' fiancé, Barry Vernon, the Arkwright case, and a gang seeking to seize hostages as they pursue clues toward Rockaway Road and a houseboat, leading to a brutal confrontation and uncovering a Canadian angle in the plot.
The note signals ongoing episodes of a serialized story from 1936 United Feature Syndicate. Characters remain fictional and the page invites readers to await further installments.
Mrs. Charles Date hosted a Needle Guild Society meeting on Wednesday afternoon. After the business session, attendees worked on a comforting craft. In two weeks Mrs. August a Smith will entertain. A warden supper was served at 4 30 p.m. Members present included Mrs. Edith Dehn and Mrs. Mary Date with invited guests Mrs. Leo Hanson and Mrs. Margaret Bags among others.
Reports recall Mrs. Frank Laraway hosting a Ladies Aid Society gathering at M. E. Church in South Amherst. Mrs. Fred Schaab joined a Woman’s Union meeting at St. Peter’s Evangelical in Amherst with other locals.
On the night of November 9 a Brotherhood meeting will be held at the church with Mr. Hughes of Sadusky as speaker. Local residents Mrs. R. W. Moulder and daughter Martha Ruth visited friends here Thursday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Callin and son Glenn Ray from Florence called on Mr and Mrs H J West Tuesday evening. Ed Le Blanc from Cleveland spent the weekend with J C Parker. A group organized an Epworth League Monday evening. Visitors include Bill Haman from Cleveland and Mary Haman. Several ladies and families gathered for supper and club meetings in Amherst.
Drex Schisier reports that many members and several visitors were seated by the Ladies' quartet from Ver milion, who enjoyed favor with the audience during the gathering.
Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson hosted a Hallowe'en gathering Saturday night with jack o lanterns and fall flowers. Marissa Brush won the guessing contest and refreshments of cider coffee and doughnuts were served to guests including Clarence Brush Mary Fridenstine and numerous Johnson Brush and Whiton family members.
The Brookside Bays schedule their first game this Friday evening November 13 at home against Penfield. Mrs. H. C. Chambers visited Thursday with her sister Mrs. Willard Taft.
In Honolulu a note on the Hawaiian language shows it endures as a living tongue yet exhausts most Americans to speak it. The phrase 7937 Hookahi kau kani eiwa haneli kanakolukuma mahiku reflects local usage. Since annexation in 1898 Hawaiians have largely favored American English over native speech.
In the District Court of the United States District, Ohio, Basel Division, in the matter of Josef Duplaga, a bankrupt of Elyria and Columbia Station. To the creditors of Josef Duplaga, of Elyria, and the district aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Advertised legal notice listing multiple residents of New York Indiana and Ohio as respondents in a probate case filed November 1925 seeking heirship determination and distribution of estate of Fannie A Hosiery. Defendants must answer by January 9 1957 or petition granted. Includes attorney Hubbard C Willcox Elixir Ohio and Jefferson County New York addresses.
In case number 7510 listed respondents include Ethel Fint Bartley of Bend Indiana Delia Flint Lee of Pontiac Michigan Mary F of New York Charles Flint of Great Bend Jefferson County New York Leon D Burham of 210 Ferguson Street Lansing Michigan Ruth F Clark of New York Mary F Gates of South Washington New York Oliva F Fults of 155 Wexton Avenue Sherrill New York Edna F Harte of Sterlingville Jefferson County New York Marvin Flint of Philadelphia Jefferson County New York Willice Walrath of Sandy Creek New York.
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