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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1936
Page
11
CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN discusses dandruff causes and daily care. Regular shampooing plus thorough combing and brushing improve appearance and scalp health. Choose a gently spaced comb to avoid scratching. proper technique removes dirt and detangles without damage.
Keep combs clean and use a white comb to gauge lint. After use rinse hot water, dry, and store in a clean dry place. Select a stiff bristled brush with spaced groups to reach the scalp and taper the tips to avoid scratching. Regular brushing cleans dust oil and scales boosts scalp blood flow and hair growth, enhances shine, and prevents dullness. Modern styles and perms have reduced brushing, increasing dull hair and baldness.
The article suggests women could become bald and notes that sun exposure and air can affect hair. It advises sunning after shampoo but not too long and to remove free water to avoid burning the hair. Fresh air helps cleansing and drying without brittleness, while vibration and electricity should be used by experts.
A reader asks if eating yeast helps completion and if it causes weight gain while skin stays troubled. The reply cautions consulting a doctor, offers a stamped self addressed envelope for a leaflet on blackheads and acne, and advises scrupulous cleanliness, a balanced diet, fresh air, and exercise. It suggests using perforated soda for teeth whitening and visiting a dentist for a thorough cleaning before trying home remedies.
Mrs J F Eldred hosted the Women s Christian Temperance Union gathering in West Ridge C with Myre B C Pape presiding and Mrs Maude Strieter giving devotions to members and guests.
Mrs Ada Littlejohn of London, a white haired widow aged sixty seven, accompanies the D’Oyly Carte Opera Company on its New York to Chicago tour. She refuses free tickets, pays her way like others, and is adored by the troupe for her dedication and publicity value.
A compilation of etiquette questions and answers on seats for ladies and elders, how radishes should be eaten, and proper forms of address to the President and his wife. The answers affirm courtesy to the elderly and children, finger eating for radishes, and addressing the President as Sir or Mr President with the wife as Mrs or Mrs Roosevelt in the current administration.
Septembr ebs at the First Methodist gathering featured Mrs. Wolo Pattee speaking on citizenship and the ballot for women. Alma Mist and Tay an Cilzenshiy offered remarks. Mrs. Rud Portey played piano. officers including Mrs. TB Pope and Mrs Porter were reelected as refreshments were served.
The Lorain County Four-H Club gathered at Lois Hildred's home on Wednesday evening with Margaret Pallas, advisor, presiding. Toll called and minutes read, plans for the State Fair were discussed, and a game session followed with refreshments. Attendees included Mise Bird Zeida Sehramm and Mar.
Foot care advised to prevent facial aging and maintain elegance. A new curved brush aids cleansing and massage, loosening callouses and improving circulation. After bath scrub each toe and arches, rinse with warm then cold water, dry, and moisturize. Finish with alcohol rub to remove residue and keep feet dry and comfortable.
A scan of a Wellington social page lists numerous residents and visitors. Names include Sare Palas Margeritta Mason Dore Minardi Viarlan Lauer Marguerite Straeher Leroy Garro Robert Penfound Robert Crave Chester Sprague and the Hostess Low Lldred. The piece mentions Mr and Mrs Henry Pallas attending a matinee at Wellington, with other locals greeting guests, school events, and upcoming fairs. It notes the West Carlisle Senior Four-H Club exhibits at the Wellington Fair and plans to appear at the State Fair in Columbus next week, plus visits from Mildred Clodwick, L Walker, and Theodore Grille staying with Cornelia Smith. The report covers social gatherings, dinners, and farm visits through Thursday and Friday, including a Wellington party and local church activities.
Gay Needham, heir to a Western ranch, journeys to New York to debut amid pressure from Berna Van Gordon and Irene Stromley. A forged alliance with Marvin Ploame and Rodney Sinclair escalates a love triangle and a feud. Van Gordon threatens exposure unless Gay postpones a big wedding as plotters scheme hush money and social ascent.
Corbett attended the Wellington Fair on Wednesday with son and daughter. Mr and Mrs Sherman Mason and daughters Janet and Hare ett and Corbett Walker attended the Fair on Thursday.
Road signs indicate Rochester township’s north south road is now a state highway. The route designated is 511 and the signs were installed at the start of the week. Researchers note the change formalizes the road as a state highway in the area.
Monday night a large number of folk from the countryside gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler and gave the newlyweds a spirited serenade with horn and cowbell music. They were invited inside and treated to candy and cigars.
The township school board held its regular meeting on Thursday night after a prior Tuesday session was canceled for lack of a quorum. Bills, bus insurance, and textbook approvals were on the agenda. Nearby, local residents and visitors are noted, including Mrs May Fletcher of Bowling Green and Marilyn Feeley of Carlisle visiting the area, with several others mentioned in brief items.
Island resident spent last week as a ZUERT in this home. L A Bradford and sons exhibited pure bred sheep at Painesville and Wellington fairs. Mr and Mrs Bradford attended Painesville. Mr and Mrs Giles Anderson of Wellington were tailors at the Hames Anderson home Tuesday evening. Miss Altice Childs of Ober guest of Mr and Mrs Babcocs and family and attended Wellington Fair. Mrs Sadie Smith of Cleveland and daughter were guests of relatives and attended Wellington Fair. Marald Ringter returned from Thistledown race track the week start. Ted Poolking and daughter from Cleveland were guests of Mrs Fred Righe and family and attended Wellington Fair.
A reunion of nine Miller Swartz families gathered August 23 at Mr. and Mrs. D A Swartz home in Grafton. Sixty relatives from Lucky Ohio and nearby towns attended the picnic with ice cream and drinks on the lawn. attendees included multiple Miller couples and extended kin from Stony Ridge, Pamherville, Valley City, Kipton, and nearby areas.
A domestic scene shows a tired father snapping at a boy and a mother scolding due to fatigue. The piece argues adults should rest before dinner, suggesting a brief nap like "forty winks" to stay refreshed. Included are lists of family names from LaGrange and Philadelphia.
Gooie Reebe reports a four sermon Sunday morning series called The Enemy. The Columbian Concert Company held Sunday school hour. Women’s Bible class at M E Church plans a Thursday visit to Mrs Carmean on September 3. Mrs D A Swarte and Ruby Ammerman visited Mrs Jennie Crosier in Elyria Thursday afternoon. School to open in the new Grafton building on Thursday September ? Equipment from old site to be moved. Mrs A Ryder rented her home to Mr and Mrs Kenner Lower of Talmadge who will move there Wednesday. Mr Lower to be Live Belden superintendent and reside with son Perry. Mr and Mrs Leonard Baker move Monday to Red Wood for school work. Myra and Mrs Clair Miller occupy Landain house, Vaneil Myers and family return to their home. Mr and Mrs Wrank Hohackn of Cleveland to occupy Myers vacated home. Mrs Walter Jant and Leona Wise visiting Vermilion-on-the-Lake cottage briefly.
The Young People's Bible class held a picnic at Lodi Park on Sunday with a supper for many local families. Guests included Mr and Mrs Delhert Dunlap, Mrs George Edward and children, Mr and Mrs Cecil Johnson, Dr and Mrs J R Rickason, Rev and Mrs O Fo Trinklein and others visiting from multiple states.
The Birmingham Sewing Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs Em ma Hunter's home. Members listed include Mara Edwin Howe Mia Carrie W Davidson Mrs Mina Hunter and others with one guest from Cleveland Mrs Anna White. Several local residents hosted or visited nearby homes and attended Sunday or weekend gatherings across Lorain Chippewa Lake and area.
In pursuance of an Order of Sale the court directs sale of described land in Lorain County Ohio on a Saturday. The notices describe parcels in Elyria and elsewhere with boundaries, deeds dated 1912, and references to West River Street and various conveyances. Auction details include court location, times, and the names of party representatives and attorneys.
Public sale notices itemize parcels in Elyria and Lorain County. Descriptions include lots on Maple Street, Second Street and Woodford Avenue with appraised values, sale terms cash, dates in September, and the court orders directing public auction by Sheriff Clarence W. Dick or attorney.
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