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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1936
Page
2
The article explains leg pain after walking or standing due to impaired arterial circulation in the limbs. It lists causes such as arterial spasm and diseased vessel walls, plus injuries, inflammation, clots, constricting bands, and sudden arterial blockage with pain, swelling, redness, numbness, and possible gangrene.
The text describes intermittent claudication from poor arterial flow and earlier attempts to treat it. It notes mountain altitude relief, then 1933 work by Dr Louis G Herrmann and colleagues at Cincinnati General Hospital who developed a device applying alternating suction and pressure to a limb to improve blood flow and relieve pain.
Science reports passive vascular exercise PaVaEx helps treat severe frostbite and gangrene by expanding and contracting blood vessels. Patients with ulcers and poor circulation regain function, saving toes and limbs from amputation. Though costly for general use, hospitals and physician groups employ the device with noted benefit.
Miss Lucille Wise hosted the Belden HAPP city group party at her home Saturday evening. Cootie and bingo provided entertainment while the girls in old fashioned dress caused merriment. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
The Adult Bible class will be entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lower in Grafton. Choir practice will be held at the Lower home preceding the Bible class party.
Thanksgiving guests included Mr and Mrs C O VerSoy and Miss Winifred VerSoy with Jay Chamberlin of Lakewood. Arthur Wise and family joined Mr and Mrs J D Mennell for dinner. Grabenstetter and family visited Mr and Mrs A J Hinkle. Starjoke Reisinger from Cleveland Heights and Edward and Fred Reisinger from Ohio State University spent holidays with the Reisingers. The Reisingers and family attended a dinner at the Weidners in Medina with twenty four covers.
Mr. and Mrs. Stetter entertained at Thanksgiving Day dinner, hosting relatives and friends in a warm, informal gathering according to local social notes.
Profiles describe Angi sed Hull alias Mailhe and Abitie the owl lady tattooist in the United States. Murie’s Bowery parlor advertises tattoos from simple inscripts to elaborate back pieces while prohibition era sailors seek designs. Abitie, a reddish blonde often shown as a freak, claims thirty two years of body art.
Brittle nails are common due to wind, water, and diet. Soak nails in warm olive oil, massage cuticles, wear cotton gloves overnight, and rest polish periodically. Use vitamin F oils, emery board for shaping, and keep hands moisturized daily. seek medical check for ridges or white spots.
George Weigel and family of Cleveland are noted. Mrs. Mary Killip spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Nesbert. Raymond Sauer and Archie Harpster of Akron visited Arthur Wise. Miss Lucille Wise of Cleveland stayed with her parents. George Snyder Fanchion Snyder and John Snurder from Toledo visited D. G. Reisinger. Miss Idonna Pierman spent Thanksgiving recess with her Ottawa, Ohio parents.
Mrs Hattie Goodman hosted Carl Schmidt and family and other locals including Hudd of Cleveland and Rohrer family from Wadsworth for Thanksgiving. At William Law residence guests included Bert Schroeder and Peggy O Neil with Allen Morton of Cleveland. Mena Wise visited Uncle Charles Wise for a Sunday dinner with Iee Wise as guest.
Notices indicate meetings for church teachers and a baptist at home of local residents with times in the evening and afternoon. The text lists names such as Herman Witt and Lewis Burford with dates in December and Wednesday sessions.
Sundar school teachers and officers will hold their regular monthly meeting at the church Wednesday evening at 7 30. Residents who did not contribute to the Harvest Home service last Sunday are asked to bring fruits and vegetables next Sunday for Elyma Home for the Aged.
Members and friends of the Women's Union will gather Wednesday afternoon at St John's Evangelical and Reformed Church for their December meeting.
Mrs Philip Eular and Mrs Alex Stirpak will be hostesses at the Royal Neighbors lodge meeting Thursday evening in the Swiss Hall for a Christmas party.
On the China Star Morley contemplates delivering a note to Ellis, while Sylvia Ames and Phil Lon mingle on deck. Morley reads the message inviting a ten o clock rendezvous and pushes for a closer look at the unusual woman who captivates him aboard the ship.
A business meeting notice calls for full member attendance. The posting emphasizes collective participation and punctual gathering to discuss agendas.
The Lake Avenue Parent Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting at the school house on Wednesday evening December 1. Speaker L B Hindman executive secretary of Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association, with soloist Miss Viola Hargrave and a reading by Mrs. Law.
Thanksgiving dinner guests were entertained at the Lorain home of Mr and Mrs How ard Croe.
The Women's Circle of Nativity parish will meet in the church parlors Thursday afternoon. A social time follows the business session.
Barbara Lou Moore is confined with scarlet fever at home. Mr and Mrs William Hender and their son Billy visit Hebron Ohio. Joseph Heathcote and Burt Jenne hosts in Amherst. Garfield Harris Nina Eva Brrant visit Sam Kolb in Lans ig Michigan. Russell Allsop OSU law student returns to Columbus after Thanksgiving with his mother. William Cook attends Rev Jones funeral in Lorain.
Wakeman High School Dramatic Club held a party and dance at the Town Hall Friday evening. The Wakeman Chapter met for rehearsal Wednesday night at the Masonic Hall. Local residents Mrs. Jennie Zerner plans a winter Florida stay.
Mrs J Gunderson served as hostess to the Sheffield Lake Community Sewing Club last Friday. Mrs Walliam Fisher will host the group at her home Friday afternoon December 4.
A meeting on Hospitality in the Home will be held at Mrs H C Chambers home on Ford road Thursday December 3 for an all day event. A 2 pot luck dinner will be served at noon. The project continues January 22 at a later meeting. Miss Alice Bird county extension agent will be in charge.
Mr and Mrs Carl L Smith and children were guests of Mr Smiths parents for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Charles Smith Canal Fulton visited. Chet Nichols attended Clarence Higgins golden wedding in Elyria. Rev Newton Moore funeral attended by Mrs J D Wells and Mrs Chet Nichols. A card and bingo party at Lake Avenue school Friday night Dec 4 supports the PTA.
The five hundred club spent a social evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leonard. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jake Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Neiding, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jabbush, Mrs. E. Croskey, R. E. Taylor Sr., Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Dennis, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Starkey. Refreshments were served. The club will meet December 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Smith. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Gottschling of Cleveland included Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Miller and daughter Ruby and son Dale.
A study notes that elephants, regardless of their large size, are confirmed vegetarians. Researchers highlight that their diet centers on plant material including grasses leaves and fruit.
C A Conry spent Tuesday night in Cleveland. Ms and Mrs Myron Biggs and children of Leraim spent Thanksgiving and overnight with Mrs and Mrs C E Bement. A T Gamber left for Daytona Beach Fla where he will spend the winter. Mrs Vern Johns spent the week with her daughter Mrs Harry Hares and children of Dover Center. Mr Johns and Eleanor joined them there for Thanksgiving and spent the day there. Grace Peabody of Kent spent the Thanksgiving vacation with her mother Mrs Beatrice Peabody. Mr and Mrs Fred Smart of Cleveland spent Wednesday night and Thursday with the flatter's sister Mrs J C Farsons and The Grange will hold a meeting at the Grange Hall on Tuesday evening. Division No 1 of the Congregational Church will hold a meeting with Mrs Leonard Gerber. This will be a tureen lunch. Division No 2 will meet with Mrs Beerbower and Division No 3
A meeting is set with Mrs. W L Pease on Main Street for Wednesday to discuss an upcoming matter. Local officials confirmed the engagement and urged punctual arrival at the stated address.
Thursday events include Mrs Clar ence Pierce hosting Reading Circle and Mrs Leonard Gerber hosting Bridge Club. Thursday evening the Clarks will entertain the Book Club. Gibson Lodge 361 meets Friday at the Masonic Hall. Visits include Mr and Mrs McFee of Cleveland and Edward Conry of Akron with local families.
Sullivan School notes list girls on the basketball team Louise Donovan Olivia Farms worth Lucile Heifner Clarice Johnson Betty McFadden Dorothy Richards Vivian Roach Eunice Smith Gertrude Smith Veda Swope Helen Thompson Maurice Lenz is coach No center jump six minute quarters with no overtime if tied after regulation
Thanksgiving Day guests at Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Taylor include Rev. and Mrs. Davids and Joe Wells from Sullivan, Mrs. Strock and Sara Strock with Miss Faye Taylor of Wooster. The Edgar Drake farm gas well yielded 2,920,000 cubic feet. The Ladies Friendship Club met with Mrs. Mary Bails. several members are wintering out of town. Mrs. D N Myers is improved. Saturday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. M L Burden featured Mrs. C O Lockwood, Genevieve, and Harold from Lorain. A card arrives from Mrs. Ida Roger in Long Beach California.
The piece advises parents not to force a confession from a child. A child may fabricate an alibi to avoid blame, hoping parental sympathy will come later. Parents should appear to be mistaken, then seek the truth calmly at an appropriate time, such as at the bedside.
Alva Stine, a former Sullivan bar and local school graduate, has been elected superintendent of Canton Township High School. His main duty will supervise the construction of a new 200600 addition to the school, as the system expands to 809 students. Mrs. M L Burden learns of her brother Will Weidekeher’s serious illness near Gaingville.
Oberlin Grange members held a card party at their hall on Saturday evening with about fifty attendees. After ten Pedro games lunch was served. High scores went to George Keighley and Mrs. Arthur Falkner while Michael Smith and Mrs. Carl Smith won consolation prizes. A another party is planned in two weeks led by Mrs. Chris Justin, Mrs. Liman and Charles Squires.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hastings dined with sister Mrs. Francis Barnard. F J Schmitz and family spent Sunday with Anthony Linden in Murray Ridge. Urban Kinzel and son Kenneth visited M Woblber family in Grafton. Elsie Mutro spent weekend with Agnes Pranich in Cleveland. Gene Alexander of Norwalk stayed with D. Alexander and wife. E Knepper and three children attended a wedding anniversary dinner for Earl and Mrs. Sanders in Penfield.
Mr and Mrs Herman Davis were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Schmitz. Mr and Mrs Arthur Dion and two sons visited at the N Webber home Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Floyd Nary and family of West Ridge spent one day last week with her parents Mr and Mrs William Macpher son. Visitors at the M Webber home recently were Mr and Mrs Jacob Schmitz and Mr and Mrs Louis Schmitz and daughter Mary Ellen of Elyria. Women of Sacred Heart church held a pot luck dinner at Mrs Joseph Bailey’s home for a comfort project. Attendees included Mrs Carl Schmitz Mrs Matthias Wohlber Mrs N Webber and Mrs C Justin. Robert Yunker returned to the Naval Training Station in Chicago Monday after a twelve day leave with relatives.
Idle chatter about Wallace Beery and other stars includes remarks on Grersh piano wins and photo posing fears. Notes on multilingual fans, mustaches, modern homes, and Hollywood personalities highlight quirks and rivalries shaping early 20th century cinema life.
In a poignant scene soon after Irving Thalberg's passing, Norma Shearer and Mrs Thalberg reentered the death-room. Mrs Thalberg thanked Shearer for the happiness she brought her son, expressing gratitude before turning to the bed.
Gordon Jones, REKO's new lead, chats with me as a camera crew photographs Margo Grahme in a doorway. Strong back lights frame her figure while Jones comments that small towns will love the show but adds you do not have to go all the way to Podunk.
In a quirky scheme, Jean Harrow sews a tag inside each glove that reads Return to Jean Harlow MGM studio or write for its mate. The habit of losing gloves is noted as typical for her, and the plan aims to recover the lost pair by encouraging returns to the studio or matching the mate.
The source estimates Europe suffered a population decline of 25,005,000 over the four years of the World War. The figure highlights the war's vast demographic impact across nations and regions involved.
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