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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1935
Page
3
A discussion on homesickness and the subconscious mind notes that distress can arise without conscious action. It recounts a case of an eighteen year old injured in a car crash who lapsed into delirium despite spinal punctures and narcotics, with brief moments of recognition before decline.
A girl in a hospital for the mentally ill improved only when returned home with parents nearby. Her five year old brother called her "Buddy" and she slept peacefully, recognizing siblings soon after. She required no more sedatives and gradually recovered. The article attributes her recovery to subconscious homesickness for family and home.
A sixty three year old woman long known as a homebody faced hospitalization for a serious operation. After five days her recovery worsened with violent vomiting, prompting a physician’s uncertain prognosis. A remark about an early return home allegedly spurred her quick improvement, suggesting homesickness as a powerful, sometimes fate like condition.
Holloway Minnesota story notes three individuals serving as mayor within a quarter of an hour. Mayor F. McGrath resigned to move to Pittsburgh. Council President William Kennedy declined the job, then Harry Von Fossen was elected and reappointed Kennedy president of the council.
Modesto Cal. Low flying airplanes blamed for fires scorching hundreds of acres of grain on a ranch near Varnalis. George Fing of Crows Landing notes a careful check and observation found carbon particles in smoke and ash from the flames.
This guide explains that wrong shade selection causes harsh looks and outlines finding suitable foundations powders and rouges. It advises testing color under light, using samples, buying small tester products, and ensuring proper cleansing before applying fresh makeup to maintain a natural, smooth appearance.
A week end guest should be agreeable at all times and on time for meals. He should follow the hostess' plans, avoid mentioning diet dislikes, and compliment the host with a sincere thank you note upon returning home. For thick soups served in cups, solids are eaten with a spoon, while the soup may be sipped from the cup or eaten with a spoon.
An old report notes crop dusting trials ending in fires as tiny carbon fragments blown from grinding seed become embers. The details describe how minute carbon pieces allegedly fan into hot coals and ignite dry grain during the work.
A historical remark contrasts Britain’s celebrated racial mix with Germany’s view of racial purity, noting in sharp terms that Britain attributes greatness to diversity while Germany adheres to a contrary ideal.
A mother and father discuss family finances while a six year old boy Bobby overhears. The text argues against silencing or scolding a child for talebearing, advising parents to invite the child to stay and learn why family matters are private. It emphasizes trust and framing the topic as a family matter rather than exposing secrets to outsiders.
Dr Ernest Lawrence of the University of California announces a chemical method to synthesize artificial radium from table salt and other minerals to boost radium supply for cancer treatment. The process also yields gamma rays with high penetrating energy, aiding medical research and therapy.
The King's Herald society of the Methodist church in Henrietta held its annual election of officers on Sunday morning. Elected were President Howard Angersbach, Vice President Russell Portman, Secretary Frances Angersbach, and Treasurer Jack Hostettter.
Dorothy, Louise and Lucille Born hosted a surprise party Saturday afternoon at their home for Twilah Weidman's 25th birthday anniversary. The gathering included an afternoon of social time and celebrating the honoree.
Terry and Peggy track Paylor to Bellevue Hospital after a dangerous chase linked to the stolen paper. Paylor lies unconscious from a car crash. Terry arranges private care while Peggy weighs the next move and reunion with Parlor.
Peggy and Terry drive home from the hospital unsettled by Paylor’s uncertain fate. They fear neglect of Paylor and worry about who might decipher the coded papers. Norma Hill ing’s unexpected arrival at Rock Acres unsettles the mood as Terry confronts her with cold bluntness.
After a game and contest, a delirious lunch was served to Elizabeth Vetter, Sarah Emmerick, Elizabeth Angersbach, Mrs Harold Buchs and daughter Helen, Mrs Daniel Born, Alice and Idella Munn, Lois Portman, Alice Buchs, the honor guest and hostesses. She was presented with several pleasing gifts.
A Peabody reunion was held at C E Peabody’s home Sunday with a noon piénije dinner on the lawn for over a hundred attendees. Relatives joined from Mt. Cairo Illinois Sunfield Michigan Akron Cleveland Lakewood Elyria Oberlin Pittsfield Wellington Wakeman Birmingham Brownhelm and Henrietta for games and contests in the afternoon.
Hostess Mrs John Berger gave a Saturday afternoon shower at her home in honor of Mrs Oscar Zursher. Guests enjoyed games and a lunch. Register of attendees included Marilan Nelson Coleta Minois, Mrs Harvey Brandal Cleveland, Mrs Doris Daniels Eleanor Petty Mrs Ruby Fleming Beulah Velma Kinsley the guest and hostess and daughter, Mr and Mrs Jake Hinderer and son Howard and Mr Myers and children all of Lorain, Mr and Mrs Geo Hinderer and children, and Mr and Mrs Dolan Elyria and John Bechtel of Murray Ridge.
Walter Eberhardt Herman West and Helen Strausser of Walnut Creek called on Mr and Mrs John Bauman and Henrietta Hill Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Skeas and Mrs Bertha Mitchell of Altona Pennsylvania called on Mrs Lena Gegenheimer Saturday afternoon. Walter Bonnett and Clarence...
Latteman attended the Air races at Cleveland Sunday. Mrs. Fred Wilford and children Gordon and Elaine and Mrs Mattie Sanders spent Thursday in Cleveland and were supper guests at the home of the former's sister Mrs. Walter Kitson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Kropf and daughters Edith and Bernice of Axtel spent Wednesday at the home of their daughter Mrs. Louis Delefield and family. Carolyn Schlecter, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harland Schlecter, had her tonsils removed at Elyria Clinic Tuesday. Word was received of a son born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hostettler of Detroit, both former residents of this place. He has been named Jerry Alan.
La Grange notes Earl and Mrs Sanders assisting the Sheffields move to Wellington. The Sheffield family and young Richard stayed at the Sanders home recently. Mrs Cailely hosted the Bridge Club in honor of Mrs Haynes moving to Lakewood. Carl Myers and son Gary visited Mer ton Myers’ home in Akron. Mrs Sanders attended a funeral in Elyria for Mrs Gull. Farewell gathering for Havens before moving to Lakewood. Russell Manns and families appear in local notices.
Rochester Sept 6 The Methodist Sunday School will hold its annual picnic on Saturday Sept 7 at Will Murray grove. Everyone is welcome and transportation will be provided from the church at 10 o'clock. Bring your own dishes and silver. The Baptist Missionary Society met at Rev Wm Rodgers Wellington. A student from the Philadelphia School of the Bible spoke at Sunday worship. The Epworth League received Columbus circulating library books and they will be available in the Methodist church basement. The Harmonial Society of the M E church will meet in the church basement Friday with dinner served. Center Aid Society meets at Mrs Lee Conklin Thursday afternoon for a pot luck supper.
Among those from here who attended the State Fair in Columbus last week were Mr and Mrs Lea Conklin and two children Mrs Carrie Conklin Mr and Mrs Stanley Storrow Jack Hodgkin Alton Bradford Raymond Klein Mr and Mrs Merritt Parker Mr and Mrs Will Bursley Mr and Mrs Lawrence Snyder Orville Switzer Thurman Welch Mr and Mrs Carl Knapp and Neva Ringler.
VISITS MOTHER filmer Chamberlin from Hartford Conn has spent a week visiting his mother Mrs Nora Chamberlin and other relatives. He traveled to Akron Monday and Tuesday and had not been home for several years.
Maurice Switzer arrived home from a sightseeing journey through the west and California reporting a very pleasant trip with nothing to mar the journey. Mr and Mrs Mahlon Burnham of Cleveland returned from their California visit on Thursday and were guests of Mrs Burnham's parents Mr and Mrs Frank Rowland until later day.
Guests attending air races in Huntington include Mr and Mrs Lesley Tripp and Harrison Tripp with Stella Tripp. Mr and Mrs L C Wolfe. Mr and Mrs Milton Sells. Mr and Mrs Paul Ewell. Mrs E D Thompson hosted a supper for her family and Dean and his friend from Detroit. Also present were Mr and Mrs Scott Bid dinger, Mr and Mrs Austin Ewell and children, Mrs Lucile Murray and three sons.
The passage records Oberlin residents visiting relatives from Cleveland Monroeville and Amherst, attending a wedding at St Rose's church, and several families hosting guests. It notes new Methodist church members, a baptism at Black River, and the Northeast Ohio district conference at Lakeside with delegates listed.
A reader laments a broken vacation plan caused by a wife diverting savings from a dedicated pleasure fund. The letter questions who is at fault and notes the husband bears the financial burden as the sole earner, with Labor Day vacation plans hinging on these funds.
A gentle nightly eye massage enhances facial appearance by smoothing the upper face and reducing lines. Begin with cleansing, apply cream or oil, massage around the eyes outward to the temples, then pat the temples, mold the forehead, and finish with an ice rub for a youthful look.
The passage advises using leftovers promptly to avoid contamination and buying in small but ample quantities. It notes delicate fabrics last longer when dirt and perspiration are removed and explains that ironing can be strenuous, suggesting smooth, gliding motions and resting the iron upright between passes.
In Minsk a publishing house announces White-Russian translations of world famous works including Cervantes Don Quixote Twain Tom Sawyer Verne Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and Defoe Robinson Crusoe, with release soon.
Billowing sales in the first half of 1935 show 9,881 new cars sold in Montana, just one less than double the 4,940 reported for the same period in 1934, according to A. J. Breitenstein, secretary of the Montana Motor Trades Association.
A reader laments a wife diverting their weekly vacation reserve to household bills. He fears distrust and questions future trust, while the adviser urges calm, acknowledges the error, and suggests the incident may end the trusteeship concern with a hopeful note that the dispute might have cured the breach.
The passage argues a partner should not expect a full itemized report of expenditures. It suggests making other saving arrangements for vacations and questions trust. A playful punishment is proposed by taking the vacation and leaving the partner home.
A homemaker’s guide advises carrying a small cleanser and cotton squares to remove makeup during unexpected social calls. It suggests a compact vanity with powder rouge and lipstick for quicker, neater touch ups and better results. It also offers facial care tips for squint lines and stained fingers from cooking, including gentle eye creams and lemon juice or pumice for stains.
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