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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
10
Kansas City reports Nobel laureate Dr J Beretram Collip at McGill University discusses a so called master molecule from the pituitary gland. He says experiments on aged rats show immediate rejuvenation though warns there is a vast difference between rat and human responses.
Dr Collip and colleagues describe hormone research using laboratory animals to control growth and thyroid function. They note a substance "Q" doubles rat size and another hormone eases thyroid issues. Researchers warn full human effects are unknown and advocate cautious progress.
Eugene Oregon. Stephen B Strawn marked his 63rd birthday by playing 62 holes of golf. He vowed not to shoot over 40 on any round and posted scores of 40 36 38 39 38 38 40. Strawn began his golf career on his 60th birthday.
Ridgeville Grange held Booster Night on Saturday Sept 1 with patrons from surrounding towns attending. Worthy Master Brandt opened the meeting, Rev Koontz offered the invocation, and State Master Kirk gave an address praising Grange ideals and mental spirit wealth. Additional features included a Star Spangled Banner, orchestra performances, readings, a Grange song, and refreshments for all.
Hugh Diamond the Scottish American entertainer will speak at the Elyria Credit Rating Bureau annual meeting at the Elyria Country Club next Wednesday night. About 75 to 190 members and guests expected for dinner, followed by a business session to elect three new directors to succeed Robert Vestal Frank Verbeck and Leroy Reisinger. Verbeck presides at the dinner. Diamond is a familiar Elyrian speaker who has appeared here before.
When an opinion is adopted by the many and becomes accepted the outworn or unacceptable thing ceases to exist on its own accord without revolution.
Frances and Justin Mackert visited Mr and Mrs George Fridenstine on N Murray Ridge Tuesday afternoon for their daughter Laura’s birthday. Mrs Delefield and Mrs Schubert hosted a 61st birthday for Mr Delefield with flowers, cake, and gifts. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ross Grabbell of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs Leonard Haag and daughter Evelyn of Ridgeville, Mr and Mrs Lewis Schubert of Elyria, Mrs Elizabeth Ernet, and others.
Mrs. E C Schubert visited Murray Ridge School Friday afternoon where pupils presented a program. Attendees included Mr and Mrs L W Spiegelberg Miss Irma Spiegelberg Mrs J H Deleffeld and Mrs E C Schubert. They attended the funeral of Stanley Cook from his late home in EB Amherst on Monday.
Mr and Mrs Edward Walter of Ann Arbor Michigan and Mrs Barbara Eschtruth of Middle Ridge were 6 oclock dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W Spiegelberg Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs L W Spiegelberg with children Irma and Russell hosted a wether roast party at the home of Mr and Mrs Newton Baus on Saturday evening with guest Miss Caroline Spiegelberg of Cleveland.
Mrs J Delefield Mrs E C Schubert Mrs L W Spiegelberg and daughter Irma attended a Welfare League meeting Tuesday afternoon at Fred Vietzen's home on West Ridge. Harvey Eisch and family from Middle Ridge called on L W Spiegelberg Friday evening. Edward Becker and family from South Amherst visited W Cook Sunday afternoon. George Fridenstine and family called on E G Schubert Sunday afternoon.
Baton Rouge museum receives from state convention relics including the January 26 1861 Secession Ordinance and the Confederate flag captured at the Baton Rouge capitol during the August 5 1862 battle, among others.
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