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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1938
Page
12
More than one hundred members attended the first meeting at the YWCA as Ruth Wrights white team led with fifty five memberships. An officer nominating committee was named to pick a cabinet with meetings planned for October and a costume barn dance on October 28.
First Congregational Guild held its fall meeting in church parlors sewing aprons for the upcoming winter bazaar. Mrs Howard Benham prepared the aprons for sewing, a brief business session was held, and the group adjourned to reconvene in two weeks.
Admission list includes Carl Pearce of Grange, Theresa Kellerman, Eve lyn Hoffman of Mansfield, Charles Bemeny of 324 East Bridge street, and Mrs. Victor Silver of 112 East Broad street. Discharges include Mrs. Milton Botamer with a baby girl at 364 Vulcan street and Mrs. Tony DeMarco at 124 Quincy street. 1139 East River street appears in records.
The Jefferson Friendship Club held its first meeting at the school at 3:30 pm yesterday. Plans were made for the month including a Wiener roast at Elywoods next Monday at 3:30 pm with Susan Sklenarigs in charge and Elizabeth Kochis assisting.
A Sunday birthday at Mr and Mrs George Kay’s home on 200 Alurscales Avenue featured guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Birkeston and others celebrating Mrs Kay’s birthday with gifts and flowers. The Avalon Club met at Mrs John Tulomeo’s West Avenue home, conducted a brief business session, and awarded prizes after a two course meal.
Troop No 2 members gathered near Oberlin road for a hike and cookout. Winners in treasure hunts were Mrs Leber and Jean Bush. Leaders present included Mis Arthur Richwine and Mrs Julius Leber. Cardinal Troop formed at 2nd Congregational Church with Nora Lee Tau in charge. Flag bearers named for 1938 and a weekend troop party planned at Jill Elston's Griswold Road home. No meeting next week due to Clare Tree Major performance. hike set for October 15 at Metropolitan Park in Cleveland.
A report lists licenses for several individuals and their partners. Joseph Daniel Stewart, 43, of Cleveland, dentist, with Ethel Lee Nolan, 24, of Elyria. Howard Frederick Taft, 23, Brownhelm Township, machinist, with Doris Abbey Conger, 19, Elyria. Ludwig Reisz, 33, Cleveland, machinist, with Mildred Berthold, 24, Ayan. John Evans, 30, Pittsburgh, manager, with Mary Janesko, 22, Lorain.
A Wednesday evening session of the St Clair Rebekah Lodge began promptly at seven o clock with a large attendance. Members urged early reporting of routine matters and thanked attendees for their support.
The Leaders' Council will gather Thursday evening from six to eight to discuss the coming World Fellowship Week November 6 13. The event aims to deepen appreciation and understanding of other countries with all committees clubs the board staff and residence included.
Judge Walter B Wanamaker of Akron and Rev E C Young of North Ridgeville will speak at a Republican gathering set for 8 p m Thursday at South Amherst High School. County chairwoman Mrs May Dramm announced, with planning by local committees and refreshments to be provided.
Plans for upcoming youth group activities were announced last night at the Lorain County YMCA cabinet meeting. Five members were appointed to a committee to arrange a roller skating outing, including Willan Anenel Warren Lembach Willan Barber Car Pouse and Frank Herrmann Aneischl. A recreation lead was named, and a football game between District No 1 and District No 2 was scheduled for next Sunday at Wellington Far Grounds. Nearly 23,000 attended a Horse Show in Dublin, Ireland, with attendees singing God Save the King.
The piece discusses office workers developing a middle age spread from long hours seated at desks. After thirty, many lose time for exercise, weakening the broad flat abdominal muscles that shape the midsection. Maintaining strength in these muscles preserves general form and proportion.
The piece argues that many people blame bulk food for obesity but neglect exercise. It explains how excess eating without activity affects posture and health, noting the abdomen’s muscular structure and how the belly wall supports organ distribution. It urges more exercise over dieting as the key to better shape and health.
The article argues that lifelong muscle elasticity requires regular activity even with occupation limits. It notes fat tends to settle in the middle, urges a vigorous, scheduled program to stimulate lax muscles, and suggests beauty columns offer rhythms to reduce inches. It ends with an odd note that the motor car is an auto or wagon in Dutch.
Ohio Governor Martin L. Davey accuses the Federal Social Security Board of pernicious discourtesy and predicts federal funds will be sent by Oct 25 to cover old age pension checks before the election. He cites prior talks that settled differences and denounces the board’s current stance as political.
Columbus October 4 Attorney General Herbert S Duffy declined to defend Governor Davey and two State Welfare Department officials in a mandamus suit filed in the Ohio Supreme Court. The suit seeks to compel administrative changes in the Old Age Pension division.
The suit alleges Governor, State Welfare Director, and Pension Chief failed to observe Ohio pension laws causing the state to lose federal pension funds. The Supreme Court set October 13 as the final date for defendants to answer. Also mentions Cuba considering a national association of coffee growers.
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