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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1936
Page
12
In every season rabies or hydrophobia exists and dog bites spread it to humans and animals. The disease affects the spinal cord and brain and is carried by saliva. A dog may foam at the mouth when sick and appear mad. A dog must first contract rabies from an already infected animal before symptoms emerge.
The text describes rabies progression in dogs with throat spasm, thirst, aggression before spasms, and rapid death within a week. It notes diagnosis by spinal cord exam, and early post exposure treatment with Pasteur serum, initially complex but now more accessible in cities. It covers injection regimens, duration of therapy, and mentions avertin as a new drug option.
The Brighton Sew-So 4-H Club met at the Schoolhouse on August 4 with all members present. County extension agent Tom Aline Bird attended. a print media meeting is planned at Bram Ashland today. Mosher McClaflin reunion drew over sixty at the Mosher Homestead. The Ladies Society of the Brighton Congregational Church hosted 15 members and 14 guests at Mrs. Martha Goss’s home on August 5 with a covered dinner and program. WC TU will meet at Mrs. Goss’s on August 12. Also noted are Open Air Services attendance in Wellington, and visits by Mr and Mrs Marvin Mosher of Mansfield to see relatives.
A fragmented newspaper page surveys election sentiment around President Roosevelt with faint critiques of Landon and mentions journalist Michelson. It blends political commentary with social notices listing local visits, family gatherings, reunions, and Sunday happenings across Wellington and nearby towns.
A bride returning from honeymoon learns a beauty routine to balance homemaking and social duties. It covers a morning shower face wash, light powder, lip gloss, a fresh dress, hand care, and a simple makeup base. The plan continues with meals, kitchen cleanliness, a fragrant bath, toners, and light perfumes to remain poised for the husband and daily tasks.
Mrs C H Lamphere Thomas Naomi Goodwich Car Hobbein and Marydene Stib ling attended the Alliance camping at Beulah. Mr and Mrs Earl Davidson attended the funeral of Mrs Juan D Kipton on Wednesday.
The Jolly Six Siday School class of the Evan gelical church, South Ridge, met at the tome of Tane and Harriette Mason on Thursday evening Ang Nest S with all members and one present. The meeting included games, refreshments, and a note of new business about an invitation from the Fowl-Hetab Jolly Hunters for Ang vet 2. Miss Marielle Simms wed Norman Tlnyd Peterson of Harbor Beach Michigan on Agguak 4.
In a melodramatic turn set against a medical drama and flight, Elinor and Norm reconcile amid accusations of engagement rumors. After Leola’s schemes and a confession, the lovers marry in a quiet ceremony and escape by plane to share a life free of past deceptions.
Miss Simms, a Morenci High teacher, and Mr. Peterson, also a teacher, plan a home wedding residence in Sebewaing Michigan. Peterson will join Sebewaing High School. Betty Lee Taylor of Graf ton visits as house guest this week while others report local calls and a stroke patient’s stable condition.
A solid mahogany four poster bed priced at 31 900 was shown during the furniture show in the Merchandise Mart Chicago. It weighs 1150 pounds and was ordered by several voters.
Thomas quarreled with his best friend and regrets it. His mother’s greeting shapes his willingness to share. A calm start at home, with cheerful goodbyes, builds trust and reduces parent child conflict.
The Red Hot Sewing Club met at Mrs. Nellie Greenwitt’s home with business, sewing, and social time. The west meeting will be at the Angels home on August 12. Various local residents are noted as visiting or hosting guests, including Rev and Mrs William Smith, Miss Rose Heimsath, and others. births announced: a daughter August 4 at Norwalk Hospital.
Sullivan residents report a day of church meetings and community events. Mrs Hill Arndt hosted an all day Ladies Aid gathering with a covered dish dinner. attendance noted for a Congregational division. Funeral of F D Camp attended by friends from nearby areas.
An unsigned 1930s opinion column argues against relying on price gains and New Deal policies. It urges a well informed government to boost production, cites cotton and steel industries, and calls for practical administration within the Constitution to end economic perplexities.
Day afternoon callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C Q Lockwood in Lorain included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morris Miss Geraldine Burden and Floyd Howian. They visited points of interest in Michigan and on the Canadian shore Sunday. Frie Ava Mr and Mrs Amos Freyman and old fashioned shivatee Monday evening. Mrs William McAdoo returned home at the start of the week from a visit with her son Mr and Mrs Harold McAdoo.
Final season plans were discussed by the Buckeye Sewer 4 H club on Gull Road. They set a sleepover for August 18 at Finwood, prepared record books for judging, and awarded two corrals to Ruth Johnson and Camilla Townsend to aid Camp Craig travel expenses. Other members attending include Katherine Zammer Betty Waldron Zelma Sm Luis Youtzy and Neva Carries.
The barn at Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown’s residence was completely destroyed by fire last week. Sheffield Village fire department arrived and prevented the flames from spreading to nearby buildings. In a separate item, Percy Chambers celebrated his birthday with a hamburgery supper at Gulf Road home, joined by family and friends including the Tait, Chambers, Haynes, Spaulding, Carrick, and others.
Wood County commissioners angrily act on tips that the 42 year old courthouse is a spooners' favorite site and order the building closed at 1 pm instead of midnight, signaling heightened concerns about misuse and security.
Kipton residents report newlyweds Mr and Mrs Guetugey Herman are on a brief honeymoon to Niagara Falls and Buffalo New York Mrs Herman will resume teaching in Rochester schools numerous local families attended or hosted social visits and family gatherings with relatives from Elyria Cleveland Chicago Litchfield Muskogee Wellington Norwalk and Tulsa names include Miller Short Perkins Sabin Bickel and Spore among others with numerous visits and guests noted through the week
An amateur in Omaha attempted to trim a 50 foot tree at his home. He climbed to the top and found no way down, exhausted his efforts, and telephoned the fire department for a ladder rescue.
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