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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1936
Page
2
Dr. Claud North Chrisman explains varicose veins as green enlarged tortuous veins, affecting about twenty percent of adults. Heredity and early onset under twenty five raise concern, with heart circulation issues cited as contributing factors to their development.
The article explains how blood returns to the heart and how arteries branch into arterioles as they reach distant parts of the body. It notes the thinner vessel walls, nutrient exchange through arterioles, and how waste products are carried away for elimination. It also highlights elasticity of arteries and the role of exercise in driving blood circulation.
The piece explains how reduced blood flow in leg veins can cause swelling and how tiny tissue cups along the vein walls prevent backflow. It notes that back pressure from constriction or standing can stretch the walls, forming visible crooked veins and potential pain and swelling, with future discussion promised on prevention and treatment.
A woman may help a man with his coat only if he is very old, feeble, or disabled. A girl introducing her escort to a hostess should say this aloud: Mrs Jones, this is Mr Smith. You said I might bring him this evening.
Mrs J P Bechtel hosted a Woman's Missionary Society and Ladies Aid meeting on Thursday afternoon with Mrs C E Cook presiding. Readings by Mrs Cook Ralph Fowl and Newton Baus. Rally announced for Emmanuel Evangelical Church Lorain on November 4. Ladies' Aid planned November 12 chicken supper. Two new members added, Mrs Clifton Haps Es.
A mother observes her son Jimmy as he tackles yard tasks and irrigation with effort, tears, and slow progress. The piece notes his ideas outpace his muscles, labeling him a cry baby, and recommends outdoor activities to build skill and speed through better muscular development and control.
A handy guide notes tips for home care, including wrapping tape at bed corners to protect sheets, using newspaper to clean grease from stoves, adding milk to washing water for white silk, and pouring gelatin from a pitcher into sherbet glasses. It also suggests naphtha soap for washing with cold water.
Simms and Mrs Linda Ingold attended as officers were elected for the Ladies Aid Society with Rev Pferrer in charge. President Mrs Milton Schlechter Vice President Mrs Clifton Simms Secretary Mrs George Knittle Treasurer Mrs Ralph Fowl. Social hour with Halloween decorations followed. many members listed including Mrs E J Burrer Mr Earl Burrer Mrs L W Spiezel berg and others.
The Shining Stars Sunday School class met Friday evening with teacher Mrs. Ralph Fowl. A regular business session followed by a social hour and refreshments for Patricia Fowl Virginia Sipple Jane Harriet Mason Phyllis Baus Jeanevon McCauley and Annette Peabody. The next gathering will be hosted by Jeanevon McCauley as a Halloween party.
An advisory on acne, its causes, and treatment stressing cleansing, diet, fresh air, sun exposure, and medical help if needed. Recommends soap washing twice daily, gentle cleansing, avoiding oils, use of healing lotions, sun lamps, hydration, fruits and vegetables, outdoor activity, and regular baths to improve skin health.
Giacomo Bourg discovers Mary Witte a Philadelphia fish market seller aged 37 with red hair and 250 pounds who sings L Amour tune. She is bound for New York to pursue professional singing while husband handles retail duties and the family of two daughters and a son watches her rise. Her Stroudsburg roots and kinship to Kate Smith are noted as she embraces the sudden shift.
The article notes Eninpe’s activity shaping events leading toward a global conflict. Key actions and dates indicate efforts to position powers for future confrontation, reflecting a tense prewar environment. The piece emphasizes strategic moves, alliances, and political climate relevant to historians studying the era.
John Dillon arrives on the Rocking Arrow spread after a bank robbery and prison term seeking work. He meets ranch owner Sarah Rittle, learns of Sheriff Waters and the Tedgar case, and proves quick with a draw while earning a place on the ranch. The pair establish wary alliance as they assess trust and danger.
The St. John's Evangelical Woman's Union will meet at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon for its October gathering. Guests from the Methodist and Congregational Ladies Societies will attend, with a chalk talk by Mrs. Hattie Rues of Vermilion as a highlight.
After a three months vacation the Congregational church will hold a morning worship service on Sunday Rev Morris Lotte of the Oberlin Seminary will be the pastor Sunday School will convene at 930 and public worship at 1439 A M The public is invited to attend.
Mrs. William Meacham will open her home to members and friends of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society Thursday afternoon. Mrs. William Krugman will assist as hostess.
A regular meeting of the Volunteer Firemen will be held at the fire station Friday evening. A social hour will follow the business meeting, with the committee William Gasser Henry Kolb and Allan Thompson in charge.
Mr and Mrs William Krug have moved from the Davis property on East Main street to Marsielles street in Elyria.
The text defines horsepower as the energy expended per second at 550 foot pounds. It explains horsepower as a rate of work done over time and sets 550 foot pounds per second as the standard unit.
Columbia Parent Teachers Association to meet Tuesday evening October 13. A program is planned. Rev Leslie Margagee will preach at the Baptist Church on Sunday morning at the usual hour 9 30 A M followed by Sunday School. Rev Thomas Hughes will speak at the Methodist Church at 9 45 A M followed by Sunday School.
Rev Hughes attended the Inter County Ministers Book Club in Wellington on Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Brett of Lakewood visited Rev and Mrs Hughes and attended church Sunday. Esther Dellamore of Cushocton spent the weekend with Mrs Ralph Linderman.
Mr and Mrs John Tomes left Monday for Florida for the winter. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Reisinger of Cleveland spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Ernest Reisinger. Mr and Mrs Hubert Morlock and the Daugherty children were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Orra Crocker. Iris Bartter and sons Stuart and John Alfred visited Rev Wood and family in Spencerville. Mr and Mrs Robert Painter Mrs Ethel Daugherty and children attended the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland. Orra Crocker and Herman Dengier attended the Fair at Carrolton last week.
Public safety guidance urges calm during fire discovery with steps to avoid panic. Instructions cover dropping and rolling to smother flames, using exits calmly, calling the fire department, and testing doors at night before opening. The article also reports local social notices and community movements.
Spencer M E workers elected officers at a Tuesday meeting. President Mrs Tom Hyland Vice President Mrs Gertrude Wood Secretary Mrs Arleigh Hendricks Treasurer Mrs Preston White Reporter Mrs John White. Alice Loune Group meets in four weeks to work.
Word arrived that Charles Bement son of Mr and Mrs C E Bement wed Mary Florence Buckley daughter of Mr and Mrs Mead Buckley on September 5 in Carrollton Kentuck.
At the Sopho more class meeting the following officers were elected President Anna Mae Ingraham Vice Pres Oral Roberts Secretary Mary Sulkowski Treasurer Harold Neptune Reporter Dallas Hanze.
Thimble Sisters of the M E Group of Workers meet Tuesday elect President Kate Moffett Vice President Isse Miller Secretary Glenna Carlson and Treasurer Wretha Brouse. They planned work for the year and set October sewing meeting. Lunch was served by the chairmen.
Mrs John Beck and her son Jack joined Mr and Mrs Jim Giar for a four week trip to Long Beach California as guests of Mrs Becks sister and Mr Giars mother Mrs Loosley.
Santa Cruz introduces the Santa Cruz Wonder Bean, a 12 inch bean grown on a 23 foot vine. The new bean is described as edible in bites and surpasses local expectations for size.
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