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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
7
Sir Roger Backhouse commander in chief of the British fleet was injured on October 4 when an amphibian plane returning him to Portland from London capsized on landing in Portland harbor. He was taken aboard the flagship Nelson and treated for shock and minor injuries.
Mrs J C C presents a complex history with abdominal pain and chest tenderness responding to treatment until overuse of thyroid caused excessive stress and stooping. X rays indicate nonfunctioning and possibly infected gall bladder, highlighting diagnostic difficulty in multi disease complaints.
A reader describes puzzling pains in the abdomen hips chest and shoulder linked to Potts disease and spinal issues. The writer suggests a spinal brace to quiet the back and hasten cure while questioning if gall bladder troubles may cause arthritis and systemic poisoning.
A physician argues against indiscriminate gall bladder removal for stones and inflammation. He urges conservation when possible, noting digestion and bile concentration rely on the organ and recounts personal experience after removal. He advises patients to request bladder preservation when feasible.
The Lorain County Senior Four-H Club initiated seven new members at its Carlisle Grange Hall meeting last night. New members include Jean Box and Dorothy Laniz of Eaton Township, Elberta Eddr of Carissie Township, Robert Grobe of Elyria Texas, Norman Youngebers of Carlisle Township, Vernon Fallmer of Eaton Township, and Harold Lang of Grafton Township. An informal initiation was led by Janet Baus with Hezel Smith and Leroy Gotro assisting, followed by a candle light ceremony. The club now has about 45 members after the initiation.
Elyria committees will report progress on Hallowe'en plans at a meeting tonight at the YMCA. Several committees were appointed last week and urged to begin work on their areas immediately.
Two brothers O P and M E Van Sweringen rose as Cleveland real estate promoters to fashion a budding railroad empire. They gained control of Chesapeake and Ohio Erie Pere Marquette but faced opposition from the Interstate Commerce Commission. A failed Cleveland terminal and bank losses strained their holdings, leaving their future tied to Morgan and other lenders. The pair share life and even a bedroom, differing only in a minor detail.
A mother explains that a boy named Bobby, nearly six, remains a baby at heart due to overprotective parenting. He begins school unprepared for independence, displaying toddlerlike behavior. The piece argues homes must cultivate growth before formal schooling to prevent future misfit status.
Practical neck and head posture routine to improve neck line and reduce a double chin. Instructions include shoulder relaxation, imagining a wire supporting hair, chin thrusts, head turns, and mirror checks. Advice emphasizes straight posture, daily repetition, and sleeping without a pillow for better head carriage.
Reader seeks help for dark circles under the eyes and a developing whitehead or boil. Advice notes possible causes include sleep loss nervous stress and eye strain. Suggests warm compresses antiseptic ointment and drainage when ripe. emphasizes diet and cleanliness for prevention. Recommends medical consultation for persistent concerns.
Mrs Lela Cruce hosted the Nuit Bridge Club on Wednesday evening Oct 5 two tables played with prizes to Mrs M Mitchell first and Mrs M Brown second Guest Mrs L Christian received guest prize A luncheon followed. Next meeting will be Tuesday Oct at 8 PM at Mrs L Devonshire 1856 Middle Avenue
Congressman William Lemke of Fargo N D spoke at the Ohio Division of the National Farmers Union convention closing session in Lima. G S S Hagens Crhana, president of the state division, attacked the AAA for insufficient farmer relief and unequal price treatment. He denounced Secretary Henry Wallace for cutting corn production and opening markets to Argentina, urging support for the Farmers Union program.
Ferrin Rowland confessed to drowning his two daughters Katherine Woodin 6 and Virginia 2 in a boat on Flat Lake after taking them from Harrison Michigan home with his wife’s prior marriage. He was en route from St Louis to Flint in custody. Mrs Rowland collapsed upon hearing the confession and awaits in Clare county jail.
Pat McDermott, convicted of killing Don R. Meijer editor of the Canton Daily News on July 15, 1926, is seriously ill with tuberculosis in an Ohio penitentiary hospital. Officials say he is not expected to live more than two years. He has a history of hemorrhages, escapes, riots, and an attempted self-hanging, with prior solitary confinement and a convalescence ward since health declined.
North Eaton O Oct 10 The annual church supper of the North Eaton Church of Christ will be held Friday night Rev A K Stevenson pastor says it will be a pot luck supper open to any one wishing to attend A program of fun business fellowship and surprises has been arranged Supper held in the Grange Hall due to the church furnace installation
Democratic candidates for municipal offices and ward precinct committeemen have been invited by the Elyria Men's Democratic Club to attend the regular monthly meeting at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall at 8 p.m. Friday. Announcement made by G B Filimon, club secretary.
The Elyria Lorain County Real Estate Board adopted a resolution opposing all additional real estate taxes and bond issues at the November election. A. J. Lehman reported on the Akron state convention and several committee reports were presented. Pending state legislation was discussed at the Elsria Savings and Trust Building meeting.
Jackson Opt. 10 reports that lacking three percent of the needed 65 percent, Coa township voters defeated a $24,000 bond issue to finance a PWA project for school building enlargement. The federal government would have provided $25,000 toward the project.
A reader quotes a “Successful Father” who argues that fathers, not mothers, should raise daughters. He claims daughters respect their fathers more, that sex antagonism with mothers harms girls, and that a father’s authority and clear explanations, especially on sexual matters, deter misbehavior. He cautions mothers’ influence is less reliable.
Students from all Lorain County high schools including Elyria and Lorain city systems are invited by Ridgeville High School Home Economics Club to a county-wide home economics conference at Ridgeville Saturday. The event runs all day with lunch at noon and an afternoon area dance. Speakers include Florence LaeGanke of Cleveland Building Arts Exhibit and Ethel Tudor, state advisor of home economics clubs. Sarah Kuchenrither is Ridgeville HEC president and Charlisette West is program chairman.
The El ria Y M C A announces at least five adult education classes for the 1935 36 season, with about 180 registrations already received and more inquiries. Dominick DeFazio will teach advanced Spanish and starting French and Italian courses, Ernest E Holmes will lead a psychology of personality group, Miss Frances Stinebring a course in English composition and creative writing, with sessions starting next week and others forming as registrations justify.
Avon Lake, Oct. 18 The school board met Monday evening. Minutes were read and approved while bills were paid. The board approved insurance on the school building and authorized boiler repairs. Plans for a new athletic field were approved and will be submitted to W P A authorities. The board voted to drop girls basketball from interscholastic competition. girls will participate in school activities with programs drawn up.
A columnist argues for strong father involvement in daughters lives. He suggests fathers should guide daughters by discussing matters with mothers and using conversation over opposition. He claims daughters with close fathers are likelier to avoid marrying poorly and that men can offer better judgment than women when advising daughters.
A columnist discusses how parental roles shape a daughter's development through dialogue with her father. He argues fathers who treat daughters as thinking partners foster confidence, reduce reliance on mothers for sensitive topics, and strengthen bonds, noting variations in family dynamics and the value of early cross-gender guidance.
The Soviet Union aims to produce 1,000 tons of cellulose annually in a new plant linked to Kondopoga, part of a 1937 plan to manufacture 625,009 tons of paper. Additional cellulose units are under construction, with more to start in the fourth quarter.
Livingston of Walker road, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Buswell entertained Lorain friends Monday evening.
The Rural Rehabilitation Administration announced loans for Lorain County farming families. W A Dicke will staff room 222 of Elyria Savings and Trust Wednesdays and Fridays from 10 AM to noon to assist applicants. Loans cover feed seed equipment operating costs and livestock for eligible families in four categories including referrals by relief and Farm Credit Administration and those with farm experience unable to obtain other financing.
Gard ner Bullock bought a henhouse overlooking the ocean and a two screened porch sun porch with a fireplace shower air stove and electric outlets. The fully furnished house titled Fowl Play features two bedrooms a sunroom bath and a garden with a parasol. The interior is painted yellow and blue.
In Cleveland Donald Eberle aged 30 was sentenced to die in the electric chair for the killing of Albert Wesoski a 20 year old butcher during a robbery. Eberle admitted 30 robberies in Chicago and seven in Cleveland. His alleged accomplices Helen Harmon 19 and John Prger 25 awaited trial on murder charges after a three hour five minute jury deliberation.
Officials of the State Forestry Division planned a Friday survey at Camp Gordon near Portsmouth to map CCC forestry and erosion projects. In Columbus, Co. C. Stillman said a decision on paying prevailing wages for WPA projects would be delayed to consider labor demands. Dover Moravian groups from Tuscarawas County will attend the 91st annual meeting of the Ohio Moravian Foreign Missionary Society with Rev. C Q Weber as guest speaker, noting the society’s Muskingum Valley Indian missions origin.
The gilded double eagles of the Romanoff regime will be removed from Kremlin towers and replaced by six large stars bearing the hammer and sickle. The stars, each 12 feet across with semiprecious stones, will be installed by November 7 to mark the Bolshevik revolution anniversary.
The Connecticut state health department states mumps or chicken pox in a family will no longer be accepted as a legitimate excuse for school absence. The rest of the text references matchwood and materials, but the readable fact centers on the policy change issued by the health department in Hartford.
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