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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1939
Page
8
Verne Peters 31 of 110 Chestnut street was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital with type 14 serum for pneumonia. His temperature spiked to 105 at the crisis and dropped to normal within hours, marking the first use of this serum at the hospital.
A health note explains constipation may stem from lack of bulk in the diet. It suggests eating natural bulk producing foods like Kellogg's All-Bran, drinking plenty of water, and adopting daily regularity. All-Bran is highlighted as a preventative aid produced by Kellogg's in Battle Creek.
New York reports Captain Kidd, a dog, gravely injured after a suspected auto strike. Air trapped under his skin worsens, doctors say pneumonia may follow, and prognosis is poor. The owner notes Captain’s stubborn relief attempts and hopeful return home amid pain.
A column notes Mrs. Roosevelt socializing on the White House lawn with a playful scene as a determined group of locals, including Mrs. Howard Angus, pursue ambitious projects. It highlights Pollyanna resilience, entrepreneurial energy, and a Kansas inventor’s travel to launch hickory smoked salt hamburger stands with bank-financed support.
The item titled Wellington by Cora is noted with contact Shepard Junior Grissinger and phone 156 K for further details or inquiries.
Wellington Ohio Easter wedding of Betty Faye Puder and Robert Austin Gillette at the Wellington Methodist Episcopal church with a single ring ceremony. The bride and groom both are Wellington High School alumni class of 1936. Guests from Oberlin Cleveland Mechanicsburg Huntington and Wellington attended and gifts were given for their future home. The groom works as a plumber in Oberlin and the bride is employed at Roedel Shoe Store in Wellington.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society marks its 70th anniversary with an April 13 program at 2 p.m. in the M E Church dining rooms. Miss Ruth Stahl of China will speak on The New Problems of the Chinese Teachers Today. Local residents are to be featured.
Images illustrating society achievements will be on display. Tea will be served. All church women and friends are invited to attend.
Harold F. Cooke of New London and Jean L. Marett of Greenwich wed at 12 30 Easter Day in the Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Reverend Lonzo S. Green officiating. Attendants were Dorothy Iceman and Leon Rounds. Both wearers wore forget me not corsages and Japonica dresses, and the couple plan to housekeep at 250 East Main Street New London. Cooke is a printer at B F Harrison plant and Marett an office secretary at C E Ward Co.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Gullett and family of Cleveland spent Easter with Mrs Gulletts parents Mr and Mrs George Bassett. Mrs Daniel Shepard and daughter Judy were called to Berea Monday by the illness of her father Mr Cox. Mrs Lester Yaussy of here and Mrs Mary Hemminger of Huntington are being treated at the Clinic for illness. The Carlisle Grange hosts the exchange program at Wellington Grange Wednesday night and Wellington Grange takes the program to North Elyria on Thursday night. Dorothy Norton of Taylor Street is visiting relatives in New London this week. A card party will be held in the Herrick Auditorium Wednesday.
Evening gathering at St Patrick's church hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Andrews of Gibsonburg. Mrs Purcell and Grace Amherst visited Mrs Lena Murray and Kathryn. Ruth Fisher, Lakewood teacher, spent Easter at home. Mrs Clisby attended birthday for Mrs Jackson in Garrettsville. Lyman Yale, former Wellington resident, attended Easter service with Edward Wilcox family. Yale sold his paper at North East last Fall. Estella Grissinger left for Avon Lake to care for Mrs Britton, ill, at Dr Johnson's office.
Two Elyria physicians, Dr George A Hoke and Dr W H Hull, will join a two day clinic at Henry Ford Hospital Detroit Friday and Saturday to discuss treating pneumonia with the newly discovered drug sulfapyridine Local taxation covers about per cent of the District of Columbia running with the Federal Government supplying the other 20 per cent
Corvallis Ore Two Oregon State College toxicologists E C Callaway and R G Rosenstiel developed new insect specific poisons combining nitrogen and carbon compounds. They tested 20 000 insects in labs and plan field trials before general release.
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