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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1932
Page
10
The article discusses Dr. Clendening’s stance that most claimed heart disease is imaginary. It cites Harvard fitness misperceptions, false diagnoses, and harmless heart murmurs, urging thorough exams and reassuring, evidence-based conclusions to prevent harmful consequences.
Huntington notices report a baby born to Mr and Mrs Ford Jewett on August 30 Attended state fair with Glenia Mohns and Fred Mohns families Tonsils removed from Gloria Chapman at Falls clinic Sick list includes Mrs Harold Rotch Oscar Raphing and Bill Gott Dinner at Ricés Dam with Claud Simonson family and Alta Chapman Visitors from Medina Lorain Cleveland Amherst Toledo Clarksfield Rochester Oberlin and Akron. homely mix of travels and health updates through the week.
The class of 1923 held its fifth reunion in Sullivan on Sunday August 21 with a bountiful basket dinner for 19 attendees. The gathering included a noon meal followed by a business meeting and officer biennial reports.
The All-White Flying Costume group elected Herman Horn as president and Freda Zacharias as secretary treasurer for the upcoming year. The class of ’23 will oversee the alumni banquet and program with Cecil Towslee Christina Mahan Leona Viner and Freda Zacharias on the committee. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Herman Horn and others from Loudonville Arthur Zacharias Lorain Joe Asire Elyria Zello Licas Red Haw Christina Mahan Don ald Drake and more. Community members shared updates about visits, births, and college plans while a local ball game saw Sullivan Christian defeat Clover Farm 6 to 5.
Attendees at the State Farm in Columbus include Harald Hardy Jesse Burge Chas Ever son and Carl Webber with family. Nellie Tuttle visits Cleveland friends, Leonard Trask family hosts visiting from Sunday. Ella Hardy visits E C Adams in Wellington. Roy Roebuck leaves for St Marys to visit relatives. J C Burge and Gladys Cleveland trip. Brighton Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets at M E church. Cleveland visitors include Glenn Perkins Carl McKenzie Ed Yonkers Pat Lugaski Lawrence and Chas Hardy. Rev H Cobb Gerald visit Ba rea. Guests at William Bursley home include E L Chassee Pittsburgh. Sunday guests at S E Merrill include G A Paige Oberlin and Elmer Metzger Valley City. Harry Aker and grandson Bobby of Ft Wayne spend week with sister and husband.
Mr and Mrs William Bursley and family and Mr and Mrs J C Burge welcomed Tuesday guests Mr and Mrs Frank Powel of St Louis Missouri to their home for a visit and social time.
A Wednesday dawn blaze at the old Bennington farm west of Eaton destroyed two granaries. Neighbors arriving quickly prevented the house from catching fire. The Sprenger family occupies the place and various visits and social events fill the rest of the column, including Dainty Dishes club activities, eclipse viewing, and social visits to Cleveland and Elyria.
A vintage column outlines a menu of Hamburg steak with onions German fried potatoes Tomatoes with lettuce and sour cream cake with fresh peaches. It then shares a sour cream cake recipe and notes on dried beef as an economical meat option.
Mrs Morton provides a daily tested recipe for a tart apple pan dowdy. Mix molasses with allspice cloves nutmeg and cinnamon, fill a three quart pan with tart apples, dot with butter, pour spiced molasses, cover with thick pastry and bake slowly until apples soften. Cut pastry into two inch squares and insert among apples to cool before serving with thin yellow cream.
Local social rounds report farewell parties, visitors, and trips around Lorain Ohio. Notables include Frank Butch and Sam Walton hosting a sendoff for Carrie Blevins and Virginia Uehlein, church resumes on Sept. 4, and school set to reopen Sept. 12. Several residents travel to Columbus, Jamestown and Canada, with routine calls and cottage days noted.
Mr and Mrs Ray Barnes and their children were Thursday evening visitors at the Barnes sisters. Miss Charlotte Lesher returned to Pittsburgh after visiting at the Alvin Barnes home. Mrs Thomas Mockler and children drove to Cleveland on Thursday. Leroy Barnes and family are visiting in Cleveland before returning to Ithaca New York, having visited his parents Mr and Mrs Alvin Barnes. W H Jones has returned from Columbus where he attended college. A J Gamber and Mrs Jeannie Zilliner left Tuesday for the Ohio State Fair.
Mrs Edward Stage hosted the Charm club on Hayes street, two tables played bridge with high prize to Mrs Louis DeChant, first to Mrs Carl Schafer, second to Mrs C T Wilford. late summer flowers adorned the rooms. next meeting to be announced. True Blue club met at Harry Wists home on Center road Saturday. Frank May of Detroit and R A Mittlestead hosted guests. Tangential note mentions Magellan and Einstein in historical timelines.
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