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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1936
Page
16
Evangelistic meetings begin Sunday at the Church of Christ with minister Will J. Foster preaching on The Great Treasure. Monday features Dan Hughes the Welsh tenor directing singing and performing solos. Hughes is a British war veteran decorated for distinguished service.
The article explains how sprains occur from sudden twisting near joints during winter activities and differentiates strains in muscles. It describes injury severity, potential complications such as ligament tearing or temporary dislocation, and urges cautious treatment by age and swelling, including cold water relief for youths and heat and elevation for older patients.
A common saying misleads as many so called sprains are fractures especially at the ankle wrist elbow and shoulder. Immediate symptoms include sharp joint pain swelling and possible fainting or vomiting. If in doubt treat as fracture until X ray confirms.
Miss Ruth Moore of S Amherst returned home after spending the weekend as the guest of Miss Marion Knittle.
M and Mrs Leo Hanlon and son Glenn along with Mr and Mrs Earl Hanlon were visitors at the La Grange Grange Thursday evening, sharing hospitality and conversation with members.
Miss Vera Mae Schubert led the Happy Helpers Sunday School class at St. Peter's Amherst with Betty Witte in charge of devotionals. After business, Dorothy Gawn Wilma Holzhauer Betty Witte and Thelma Springer received honors amid Valentine decorations and refreshments.
Mrs Harvey Curtie of Elyria visited her sister and family the Schlechter and Mose households on Sunday. Henry Haag of N Murray Ridge joined Mr and Mrs Stang at a Sunday evening gathering with C Delefield. Rey and Mrs Prerrer saw Rev Hercoes in Amherst, while Mrs Earl Dehn visited her aunt Elizabeth Ernst on Townline Road. Mrs Conrad Ernst visited son Arthur Ernst and family in S Amherst Sunday.
The most serious sprains happen in the ankle elbow knee and sacroiliac joint formed by the spine and hip bones. Sprains of this joint are extremely painful and disabling and are very difficult to treat. The back muscles grow rigid and the skin becomes very sensitive, making any movement painful.
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