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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1936
Page
7
Providence shapes baby feeding rules to prevent stomach trouble from overfeeding. The article urges calm handling, slow feeding, and recognizing hunger versus fullness, noting milk options when mother’s milk isn’t available and advising doctor if a baby fails to gain weight over two weeks. A London report mentions a new bombproof building material tested at the National Physical Laboratory.
A father observes his son Philip, a high school sophomore, impressing peers with maturity and debating potential, yet regressing to childish behavior at home. The passage argues adolescence spans from boy to man, demanding patient parental understanding.
A daughter named Rita Carol was born to Mr. and Mrs. David Pelton at Memorial Hospital on Friday October 16 in La Grange.
A stream of social notes reports Mrs F B Gott and Miss Ruth Adams visiting Delaware, plus weekend guests for many households including the Curtiss and Gott families. Various towns are named, with relatives and friends in Columbus, Cleveland, Monroeville, Oberlin, Fredricksburg, Shaker Heights, Lorain area, and nearby Elyria, Grafton, Amherst, and Wellington.
Advice on testing color fastness before washing readymade garments. Suggests cutting a fabric sample from an inside seam, washing it, and notes a home culinary tip about orange juice and grated orange mud in fudge, then argues water and tea alter the flavor and appearance. Concludes ambiguously about verification.
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss election themes involving Roosevelt Landon Owens and Bohnan, with references to daily actions if Landon is elected. Names Carroll Owens George Bohnan Alfred M. Landon appear amid garbled phrases about supporters and ongoing daily peer actions.
Mrs. dAmne Kitson known as Aunt Anne is lauded for her kindness to animals and people in New York City. Widow of sculptor Samuel J. Kitson she completed his works and hosted notable friends including Longfellow and Bell. She supports Roosevelt and participates in Five Hundred club events with neighbors and local PTA and church activities noted in community notices.
The reader asks about delaying engagement announcements and notes that news would matter more to friends than keeping it secret until Christmas. It explains that typically engagements should be announced to friends without delay and discusses wedding invitation etiquette and apologies after a car incident, emphasizing courteous behavior and proper hat etiquette.
A party of friends and schoolmates honored Dr. Carl H. McMiffen and his wife for their three years on the Isle of Guam with a dinner at The Gables in Elyria. Guests were entertained at the Nichols home and included Mr and Mrs S R Nichols, Mr and Mrs Ford Hastings, Mr and Mrs Andrew Rawson, and Mr and Mrs Lester Buswell from LaGrange. Dr McMillan, a U S Navy doctor, will be stationed in Seattle.
The Congregational Society will meet on Thursday Oct 29 with Mrs Flord DeLong in Spencer for a covered dish noon dinner. A Methodist Society meeting Wednesday at the church elected officers for the coming year led by Rev Karl Darkey with Mrs F E Kleinhaus president and other officers named.
Giladys Balazs an eighth grade pupil at Penfield School was chosen president of a music club of 20 pupils led by Mrs Roy McCormick. The meeting took place at Mrs McCormick's home on South Main Street in Wellington. Margaret Frey a sophomore was named vice president.
Mr and Mrs L E Arthure of Decater Hiinows Air and Mrs P W Harrington Braymer Miss ouri visited relatives including Mr and Mrs A B Smith. Florence Squire and the Squires enjoyed a steak fry at Whip Ledges. Mrs Richard Leach was chosen delegate to the State Parent Teachers convention with Mrs Myers Mrs Bullis and Mrs Sooy attending. Florence Squire remains under doctor care. Hallowe en Dance slated for Oct 30 postponed.
Wednesday afternoon on Mrs. Ralph Bowman. Mrs. Robert Eglin and sons spent Tuesday evening in Oberlin visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mann of Rochester, New York, at the home of Mrs. Eglin's parents. Dr. and Mrs. L M. Chanson. Mr. and Mrs. Judson Stone and family called Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Smith's. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Devereaux and children from Brighton. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Devereaux and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Soor and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Keyes in Cleveland.
Mrs George Bullis hosted a Congregational Society gathering Thursday at her residence with large attendance. Plans were made for the society to serve dinner at the hall on Election Day.
South Amherst Oe 22 Mrs H E Moore and Mrs Zmil Ruth the president and vice president of the South Amherst Parent Teachers Association attend the state convention in Toledo today and tomorrow. Afterward Mrs Moore will visit friends in Fostoria for a week and Mrs Ruth will stay with relatives in Finchley over the weekend.
The October meeting of the So. Amherst Legion Auxiliary will be held at the name of Mrs. Milo Minca in Elyria Monday evening October 25. Mrs. Henry Kolb will be the assisting hostess. All members and their husbands are invited to attend.
The Erney Family Entertainers present a song and dance program at the school auditorium tonight at 6 dia. Several local residents attended the County Installation at the Elyria Legion home Tuesday evening. Paul A Mori visited Michigan on Tuesday. Mrs Sam Slack and Mrs William Meacham were Amherst callers Tuesday afternoon. The Ladies Aid Society will serve the annual chicken dinner in the Methodist church parlors this evening. Mrs William Cook Mrs Garfield Harris and Mrs Belle Brock sicker were Elyria callers Tuesday afternoon.
A burglar case in Fort Worth describes a theft at the home of A C Rogers. The burglar stole two pounds of beacon half a boiled ham two dozen eggs half a pound of cheese and five quarts of salad dressing. The perpetrator also took six pairs of women's shoes.
In Guelph Ontario a gathering of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union urged strong action against beer taverns. One member proposed holding prayer meetings outside taverns to discourage drinking.
The Fianna Fail is identified as the leading political party in the Irish Free State, reflecting its prominent position in the nation’s political landscape.
A Elyria family praises modern gas heating for clean, even temperatures and health benefits. The article touts simple installation, low maintenance, and no furnace drudgery while urging readers to request a free gas heating cost estimate from The Gas Company.
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