Hospital Co. Hears Splendid Reports At Annual Meeting
Hospital officials report 1937 a record year with modern equipment aiding shorter patient stays. Dr. Hancock and staff notes highlight orthopedics, X ray, and laboratory gains. entries cover staff, social services, linen stocks, and planned equipment upgrades amid financial strains.
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Wis Nol
KW. Hancock
Misa Isabel Hagely
Cty
Din U.dh Heyman
Gates Hospital
de Lawrence
Udtey Llorpital
Tyst
Helen Riley
New York City
Gaus Hospital
Ruth Wihottaoe
Gates
Evergreen Club Meeting in Amherst Hosts Ten Members
The Evergreen Club met with Mrs. Fred Coverdale in Amherst on Wednesday afternoon with ten members present. Miss Anna Peters led devotionals, a regular business session followed, and the afternoon ended socially. Mrs. Coverdale won honors in a contest. Guests included Mrs. A. Herman of Lorain and Mrs. Alfred Brill and her son from Brownhelm. March meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Herbert Langthorn e of Elyria. Also, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Schubert and son Oliver attended a P T A meeting at East Carlisle School Friday evening where Oliver played a clarinet solo.
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Elyria Townline Road
Evergreen Club
Fred Coverdale
Amherst
Anna Peters
Ann Coverdale
Ua. Herman
Lorain
Alfred Brill
Brownhelm
Herbert Langthorne
Elyria
E. C. Schubert
Oliver
Parent-Teacher's Association
East Carlisle
Missea
Betty Gunder
Frani
Bettina and Cary clash over Robin scandal plot
Cary confronts Bettina about using forged Robin pictures and a planned sensational Robin story. Bettina reveals Lyris Moline stole the images, then admits she plans to run her Robin piece, shocking Cary as he learns more about Robin and the drama surrounding the photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carv
Lyris
Robin
Brad Molerr
Mo~lert
Bettina
Cary
Tures
Lyris Moline
Brad Moterr
Seron
Social notes from Middle Ridge area gatherings
A busy weekend finds Mrs. M J Nulin and families visiting the Ernst household and Miss Betty Stem calling from Lakewood. Mrs Arnold Flock hosted a Mother's Club meeting at Middle Ridge School with Frog game honors going to Mrs Ehner and Mrs Herman Bischoff. Caroline Spiegelberg returns to Cleveland office work after vacation. multiple local residents visited relatives in Elyria Fairlawn and Henrietta. Oliver Schubert and Farm Bureau officers met Thursday evening. Harold Fridenstein visited North Murray Ridge on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Stem
Lakewood
E. C. Schubert
Tandy
Arnold Flock
Mother's Club
Middle Ridge School
Herman Bischoff
Ehner Bischoff
Caroline Spiegelberg
Abstract Company
Cleveland
L. W. Spiegelberg
Harvey Curtis
Lynda Lee
Robert Curtis
Elyria
Lewis Beecher
Fairlawn
H. N. Drusendahl
West Ridge
Betty Gunder
Harland Schlechter
Henrietta
Length of Day Found to Influence Plant Growth
A study confirms day length affects plant growth, showing longer daylight periods accelerate development while shorter days slow it. Researchers note variability across species and environments, suggesting photoperiod cues drive metabolic changes and flowering schedules in crops.
Zonite Promises Quick Relief for Raw Throat
An old style ad claims Zonita Zonite kills germs causing throat irritation, soothes raw tissue, and boosts natural healing. It urges immediate gargling and following bottle directions to fight cold germs and improve throat health.
Boake Carter Hearing Sparks Naval Armaments Debate
Fred Libby of the American Council for the Prevention of War testifies before the House Naval Affairs Committee. He discusses opposition to naval armament increases and schools speech permits, calling some questions a smear. Cables report Britain may loan Mussolini 125 million to settle the Spanish War, illustrating European aims and imperial leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Libby
American Council For the Prevention of War
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Vinson
Libby
District of Columbia
Libby-Iaw
America
Far East
Europe
Traly
Britain
Mussolini
Spain
Great Britain
Dean Noe Emerges From Hospital Weighing 140
Very Rev. Dean Noe of Memphis returns home from confinement after a long fast and abstinence from solid food. He now weighs 140 pounds and is eating as prescribed by physicians. The piece also reflects on public policy debates, press relations, and employment culture, juxtaposing personal recovery with broader political and social commentary.
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Dean Noe
Memphis
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Asrolyn Foley
Iste
Gardiner J. Peeley
Feeley
Ius Taubdry
Maurice Rosenzweig
Rosenweig
Lydia Kalnt
Mary Jones Ty
Peter de Cosky
A. H. Schumacher
Thi Hospital
Ohio
Vrs
Henry Inely
C .S. Johnson
Proms Sime Obatt Jaundry
Nytation
Sis
Jolyon Hart
Day's Hardware
Moriarty Chiropudist
Lorain County Savings 2 Trust
Aescorte
Til Club
Zelda Schramm Mm Curtiste
E. A. Schubert
M. J. Nulin
Smith and Son
Willigan
William Miller
Nelle Mathias
Ae L. A. Ernst
Boake
Bie
A. F. of L
Sun
Questious
Franklin D. Roosevelt
la Press
St. Louis
Treasury Procurement Division
Reynolds
Federal
Andrew Habinek
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Winnipeg
Standard Drug Co
Washington & Bread Sts
Granger
Buckingham
Target
Vic Silver
East Avenue
OUR
Opera House
Mee
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