This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1936
Page
5
A health column by Claud North Chrisman on living in a busy city and supporting a hearing loss awareness group. He links National Hearing Week in October to sympathy for those with hearing problems and notes personal experiences with aging ears.
The article discusses noise as a relative term and links its impact on hearing to the friction of constant noise. It notes few committees exist for noise management and compares sound waves to pellets striking the eardrum, transforming mechanical waves into nerve energy.
Cardinal Pacelli, the Papal Secretary of State, arrived in New York for a vacation that hints at papal diplomacy with Father Coughlin. Reports note his skill in handling questions and his long service in Berlin as papal nuncio, marking him as a leading erudite canon lawyer from a noble Italian family.
Civic-minded residents urged action during National Hearing Week to reduce unnecessary noise. The piece discusses how loud, orderly vibrations can damage middle and inner ear tissues, and notes measurements in major centers on noise abatement to determine safe levels.
Short Cuts for kitchen tasks show how to cut meat or vegetables finely, expand a shrunken cork by boiling to fit a bottle, and inspect eggs with simple tests. The text notes an egg appearing clear and advises discarding an egg that shows two mack a pet hints of spoilage or irregularity.
The Women's Baptist Mission Circle will be hosted by Mrs Roy Wallwebber next Wednesday afternoon October 21. Mrs H C Cartright will deliver the Study chapter. A Republican meeting is set for Friday evening October 23 at the Columbia te n hall. The first Columbia Parent Teacher Association meeting in the town hall last Tuesday evening was a success with Mrs Ernest Dunford absent president. Principal M L Royer introduced teachers. Alice Howland Iris Bartter Dorothy Stinchcomb and Bessie Strubar with Miss Lucille Chuckward presented a canned vegetables demonstration. Paul Wainwright sang and led in older songs. Mrs Lindattom was elected.
A simple home remedy uses a borax and sugar blend to kill roaches and water bugs. Sprinkle the mixture under paper on pantry shelves and beneath pipes, place it in saucers, and the pests will be eliminated over time.
The text notes that the fortieth anniversary is celebrated as the woolen wedding year and that a dinner or reception with relatives and intimate friends is customary. It briefly mentions serving plates timing and a meeting scene with names and actions, but the core fact is the woolen anniversary and common celebration.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church will be entertained by Mrs Lillian Martin and her daughter Mrs Margaret Fish at the final afternoon meeting of the season on Thursday October 22.
Recent callers at the homes of area residents include Mrs Rosella Facer and Mr Carl Ludicke with Mrs Brown of West Park. Elyria guests Woodcock visited Mr and Mrs Walter Bracy and Prof L L Myers with Delores and Stu arty Myers of Cleveland called at the Bartter and Jasper homes. Roy Rice of Rocky River and Howard Rice of Cleveland made their annual call.
A vintage style guide advises businessgirls to favor intelligence over looks when seeking advancement. It recommends primping at home, thorough work, a clear voice, and discreet private beauty routines after hours. The article outlines home treatments, salon options, and a nightly regimen to stay presentable without revealing personal routines.
Roy JAMES wades through rising rivers to rescue Senorita from Picos who clings to power and danger. The brash hero frees the captive, battles rapids, and fights for breath as the river roars toward an uncertain cliffhanger.
A mother lectures Peggy about a nervous habit of clearing the throat and refusing to stop, while noting potential causes such as anxiety and medical issues like enlarged tonsils and mild eye astigmatism. The piece counsels careful treatment and suggests professional review if symptoms persist.
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Eiseman plus two sons and a daughter shared Sunday supper at the Conred and John Naegele home. Oscar Rapking works at Franklyn garage in Wellington. Several area families from Elyria Akron Mansfield and Spencer visited or hosted meals and gatherings through the weekend including the Baum Finkle Fox Simonson and Chapman households.
Sunday visits to old neighbors on Boone road and at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Martin. Pauline Martin guest of Shirley Buckley at Spring Valley Country Club Elyria. Gene Dunford ill with appendicitis in Berea Community Hospital. Daiy Williams welcomes a son. Joseph Rice of Los Angeles dies October 3.
Sullivan and Sprague families from Akron Hankinson and Swope guests visit D N Myers and Dudley homes while Hankinsons host. Mrs Myers quilts with Jennie Myers. Home ransacked for clothing. Lloyd Taylor announces eight pound son born Sunday October 11. Ray Freed returns to Oberlin after assisting in Myers home.
Local brief items note Mrs LeRoy Lounsbrough and L G Watkins with sister Eliza Watkins to Cleveland for the Great Lakes Exposition on October 7. Other trips include Mr and Mrs H Clarence Stevens to Cleveland. The sick list includes Mr and Mrs O J Whitney with Mrs Cora Morris caring for them. Visitors to the Lounsbrough home include Mr and Mrs John Rothe and Mr and Mrs Henry Laisr of Camden. Elsie Avery visited Rev Thomas Williams at the Quadrangle in Oberlin. LeRoy Lounsbrough visited relatives in Ridgeville. William Pratt and Mrs Charles Feakins visited in Oberlin. Berkeley note: UC students’ tan and open-toed sandals boost chiropody demand in the city. Marion Crile and Carolyn Rapking attended Grange in Norwalk. Rapking received sixth degree. Frederick Mobus and wife spent Sunday in Rochester with A C Pohlman family.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.