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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1948
Page
5
COATESVILLE, Pa. Hope Hiexey a nine year old girl was near death from rheumatic heart disease three weeks ago. Doctors warned Edward Ersey there was no hope but Canadian Heart Foundation surgeons offered care. She now nears health with a normal pulse and will go home Saturday as her family anticipates a brighter Christmas.
Doctors report remarkable progress for Hope after treatment at Shute Foundation research facility. Large injections of Atarria EF and vitamin therapy supported by the Senate Foundation and American donors improved her health while cautious relatives warn against delaying full recovery by seizure or infection.
Oberlin College will mark the 45th anniversary of the Wright brothers first flight with a commemorative event and a permanent exhibit in the Orville and Wilbur Wright Laboratory of Physics. The exhibit will include items from the era and a telegraph telegram noting “Success for flights.”
Local notices report Christmas fund drives by the Maple Crest Home for Girls in Bucyrus and the Kings Daughters circle. Junior club and W R C officers elected, Christmas parties planned, and troop activities noted. School calendar outlines holiday break and program details for December.
Vera Mae Garner and Harold Appeman were married at 1:30 pm November 28 in Wakeman Congregational church. Rev. Flord Brian officiated the ceremony. Attendants were Shirley Bauer and Raymond Appeman. Ruth Wailevr and Patricia Laws sang. A reception followed in the church basement with guests from Norwalk, Shelby, Berlin Heights, Mansfield, Bay Village, and Clarksfield.
Buck Hill Falls Pa. Communist tactics force withdrawal of Methodist missionaries from Russian controlled areas in China. At least 22 missionaries have been evacuated as three phases of oppression surface from tolerance to expulsion. The move aims to avoid embarrassment to Chinese Christians and hinder religious work in Communist territory.
The foreign missions head, Diffendorfer, is set to reach retirement age on August 31. The notice notes his impending departure after a career overseeing overseas assignments.
Belden residents report Sunday dinner gatherings with guests from Cleveland Akron and Wadsworth. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Grabenstetter Mrs Sophie Garrity and families and Dr and Mrs E J Witzer and children. Hattie Goodman returned home after an extended visit with Ralph Berher family in Wadsworth.
Telegram from Elyria Ohio dated December 9 1908 reports Mr Wise recovering at home after hospital release yet his condition worsened on Sunday. Mrs Martyr who traveled to California for health remains improving at 2138 East Olive Street Temple City under care of Mrs Stanley Smith. Belfast Northern Ireland continues to seek removal of 4000 air raid shelters as city officials review options.
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