Health Indictment Links Nerves to Appendix Disease
Dr Louis Simard of Montreal posits that appendicitis may be caused by diseased nerves with a sensitive form called chronix. He suggests nerve condition near the appendix triggers distress. Dr Walter Culler of Miami Valley Hospital discusses artificial fever as a therapeutic approach with drugs, showing encouraging results. Nearsightedness in children is blamed on eye strain from surroundings or heavy school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Simard
Montreal
Ance
Simard
Walter Culler
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Ohio
Doctors tout infant health and bunion surgery advances
Dr Edward Jackson of Denver says babies are not born nearsighted though education can pose risks to scholastic progress. Dr John Kolmer of Philadelphia backs infantile paralasis vaccines as safe and effective. Dr Earl McBride of Oklahoma City outlines a bunion operation reducing inner muscle tension and removing inflamed tissue to allow normal shoe wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jackson
Denver
Earl D. McBride
Oklahoma City
McBride
New Desensitizer Cyclopropane Aids Childbirth
Dr Ralph T Knight chief of staff anesthesia at Minneapolis General Hospital and University of Minnesota presents cyclopropane a hydrocarbon anesthetic used in childbirth. The 10 percent oxygen mix relieves labor pains quickly, with two inhalations often sufficient and anesthesia becoming complete as contractions intensify. results reported as very successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
Ralph T. Knight
Knight
Minneapolis General Hospital
Addressing envelopes for minors in etiquette guidance
The guide says girls under sixteen should be addressed as Miss and boys as Master, with full names and no initials in the address. It notes stamps placed crosswise signal affection, though etiquette frowns on crooked stamps and treats the mark as a sign for love and kisses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bors
Siniten
Mary Hopewell Livingston
Gregory Hunter McHenry
Dorothy F
Emersons Tour California and Grand Canyon Reunion
Grafton Mr and Mrs H I Emerson and daughter Louise of Cleveland visited Mrs Emersons sister and husband Mr and Mrs A B Pfeiffer. The family sailed from New York July 11 on the California by way of the Panama Canal. They will visit San Francisco Oakland and the San Diego fair and see the Grand Canyon on the return. Correction: On Sunday July 28 the second reunion of the past and present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. I. Emerson
Louise
Cleveland
Coxeys Army returns to headlines as Farmer-Labor nominates a president
Profile notes General Jacob S Coxey, now 81, nominated at Omaha by Farmer-Labor delegates for president. He advocates a $50,000,000,000 inflation plan to give unemployed $100 each. The piece covers his Massillon silica empire, past Ohio campaigns, and a busy public life with daughter Patricia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey
Washington
Jacob S Coxey
Omaha
Farmer-Labor Party
Norman Baker
Farmer-Labor
Iowa
General Cosey
Coxey Silica Land Company
Massillon
Ohio
Wnil
Massatton
Patricia
Ziegfeld
New York
Benjamin Harrison
Carl Browne
Christopher Jones
Loan Sought At Quensal Bank In Unusual Request
A man visited the Quensal bank seeking a $200 loan against a $1,562.50 expected payment. He produced a dime chain letter, claiming he had mailed five copies, and voiced extreme optimism about future income. New York City has a Psychological Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quensal
B. C
Dangerous Island treasure tale unfolds aboard ship
Linda Marshall seeks a rumored island where her uncle Copernicus Marshall guards a deadly metal deposit. Aviator Tommy Drew and journalist Jerry Mitchell aid her as Patrick Flane and Angus Nickbrae uncover a past where Coppy Marshall survived on Crab Island by sheltering from a poisonous metal core. The trio learn of buried gold and a vow to share what they find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Marshall
Pacific
Crab Island
Copernicus Marshall
Edly
Flane
Linda
Tommy Drew
Jerry Mitchell
Tommy
Hong Kong
Jerry
Angus Nickbrae
British Air
Patrick Flane
Eer
Angus Kirkbrae
C. O’s
Kirkbrae
Ladrones
Marianas
Marshall
States
Guam
Islland
Coppy
Inmer
Hone Kone
Local Notices and Social Tidbits Roundup
Neb Was a Wednesday supper guest at the Bowen Eas terday home. Mrs Troffer is a sister in law of Mrs Bowen and of Mrs George Suhr and Mr and Mrs Bowen Suhr of Norwalk. Mrs Grace Long visits Cleveland for a few days. Fair committee met Friday night at the Heifner home. Elizabeth Denzen of Medina came for the death of her brother Stanley Denzen last Friday. Mr and Mrs Albert Kragie visited the Johnson Crile home with Mr and Mrs Ted Balliol of West Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neb
Bowen
Troffer
George Suhr
Bowen Suhr
Norwalk
Grace Long
Cleveland
Fair
Reunion of Naegsle dependence held at Town Hall
The fourteenth annual Naegsle reunion took place at Town Hall on June 13 with a noon dreamic dinner and an afternoon program of games. Fifty seven attended from Cleveland Toledo and nearby. Recipients included Mr and Mrs William Rhinehart and daughter Mrs George Sutherland of Cleveland. Afternoon callers Verg Mr and Mrs Albert Krage of Avon and Elfen Brown. A hail storm caused some damage in the area. Funeral services for Clifford Giara motorcycle victim were held at M E Church with interment in local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Grafton Township
Ora Sprague
Indian Hollow
Frank Knowles
Nan
Angela Knechtges
Ohio State University
B. J. Maple
J. BR. Knight
Frederick
Wm. Hartman
Ella Murphy Hoskins
Grafton
St. Agnes Church
Cleveland
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Elyria Grafton Road
Alice Fryman
Anna Peck
Oberlin
J. R. Knght
Mary Gimbert
Michigan
Gimbert
Knight
Huntington
Naegsle
Town Hall
Toledo
William Rhinehart
George Sutherland
J. Crile
Crile, Krage
N. L. Thucham
Lyle Simonson
Albert Krager
Avon
Elfen Brown
Monay
Clifford Giar
M. E
Jack Benschoten
Detroit
Mich
Marion Sanders
Aanfield
Syliingen Crib
Heifner
Will Ginnard
C. Hines
Grange Meeting Held By Grange 2048 With Guests
Huntington Grange 2048 met Thursday night with Worthy Master in the chair. Twenty two members were present and routine business was transacted. Lunch included sandwiches cake and iced tea. Frank Crandall of Cleveland was an overnight guest of his sister Nettie Bowen and family. Also present were Mrs. Troffer of North Platte and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Grange
Frank Crandall
Cleveland
Nettie Bowen
Earl Easterday
John Naegele
Troffer
North Platte
Local visits and 4-H club meeting reported
Vincent and family guests of Mr. and Mrs. Molder in Steubenville area. Mrs. Kathryn McMillan visited Lorain relatives. Rowena Circle picnic at Cascade Park featured a tureen dinner and card games with Mrs. Lewis winning first prize in Pinochle. Lorain guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hyer and son Bruce joined Mr. and Mrs. Molder. Markley Girls 4-H Sewing Sall Nes held a meeting at Mary Saylor’s home with 14 members and two visitors. roll call cited a World War country, led by president Loretta Lewis. sewing activity continued under advisor Miss Rebecca Reain-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hyer
Bruce
Lorain
Molder
Markley
Sal Nes
Mary Saylor
Loretta Lewis
Rebecca Reain
Mahlke
M. E
Methodist Church
Adam Rising
Litchfield
Ohio
Shaw
G. H. Stoughton
F. H. Lewis
P. H. C. Lodge
Elyria
Farmers
Cascade Park
Markley Busy Bays
Ridgeville
South Amherst
E. McIntire
J. G. Morris
Charm Gold Lights and Summer Make-up Rules
Guide to achieving sun kissed skin and glamorous summer looks with non greasy foundations, warm rouge, pale powder, and eye makeup in neutral or cool shades. For day wear choose orange red lips and soft frocks. for evening deepen tones with rose shades and midnight blue mascara. Send SASE for Miss Hunt leaflet Keeping Cool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrether
Beauty tips for feet hair and skin care guidance
Practical, budget friendly advice on foot health for bunions using properly fitted shoes. Home skin routine to keep skin soft involves cleansing, nightly moisturising with nourishing cream, cold compress pads, and morning toning followed by light powder. Hair advice suggests thinning and styling by barber and exploring straight wave options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R
J.C
Girls Represent Club At Oberlin Health Contest And Demonstration
Jeanette Lewis represented the club in the Oberlin health contest on Wednesday forenoon with Mrs. Lester Youtzy and Gulf road youth. Loretta Lewis and Margaret Tackacs were chosen for the Y at August 2 events, with a 1 30 demonstration and 8 p m style show. The next meeting is July 24 at Bernadine Parker’s home. Refreshments were served. Mrs Susie Mahlke of Oberlin joined lunch with the Lewis family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Lewis
Oberlin
Lester Youtzy
Gulf Road
Loretta Lewis
Margaret Tackacs
Bernadine Parker
Susie Mahlke
F. H. Lewis
Modern Women Hope To Be Happy In Marriage Theory
A Journal of Applied Psychology survey by Drs. Lewis M Terman and Paul Buttenweiser on California marriages suggests happiness runs in families. Among 99 couples, 83 percent of wives and 88 percent of husbands came from happy homes, with 87 percent from both-happy families. The study implies home atmosphere shapes later marital happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of Applied Psychology
California
Hollywood
Lewis M Terman
Paul Buttenweiser
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
A tired mother drags an irritable child from an all day outing to a bus. The piece urges using imagination to shift a child’s mood, offering simple play tactics like singing, counting, or spelling games to ease fatigue and frustration. It also notes community social items from local clubs and visits, including bridge and 4-H activities, church rehearsals, and park picnics.
Missionary Meeting at Henrietta Church
Henrietta July 22 Mrs Henry Gleisner and Mrs Harry Jones hosted the Missionary Society of the Methodist church Thursday afternoon at the former home. After singing What a Friend We Have in Jesus and a short prayer service two talks were given by Mrs Wyttenbach and Mrs Sager of Lorain. Ice cream and cookies were served to a large group of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Henry Gleisner
Harry Jones
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Jesus
Wyttenbach
Sager
Lorain
Conrad Northeim
Leonard Northeim
Arthur Stick
Harry Stick
Elaine
Brownhelm
Earl Munn
John Hostettler
Ben Bauman
Elmer Portman
Roy Angersbach
Walter Angersbach
Harland Schlecter
Barbara Angersbach
John Geissendoerfer
Anna Wyteenbach
Joe Knoble
Leonard Bucks and Son
Dorothy Jones
Ladies Aid Society July Meeting at Evangelical Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical church held its July gathering at the Currier home with Mrs. C. H. Currier and Mrs. Oscar Zurcher hosting, assisted by Mrs. Leon Currier. The session began with devotional exercises led by Mrs. Rex Lees and a committee reports component.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society of the
Evangelical Church
C. H. Currier
Oscar Zurcher
Leon Currier
Rex Lees
Age differences in marriage defy prejudice say California scientists
A California survey finds age gaps among couples vary from seven years with the wife older to men fifteen or more years senior and notes no link between age difference and happiness. It argues companionship can offset age handicaps and that children do not guarantee happiness. childless couples may be closer spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Marital Rules for Happiness and Parenthood
The piece argues for absolute accord between spouses on having children and stresses agreement to avoid conflict. It critiques overreliance on psychoanalytic ideas and urges thoughtful mate selection, warning that rushing marriage ignores practicalities beyond money and that the marriage service cannot alter a man’s core nature.
Picnic Planning Leader Appointed After Local Meeting
A local organization named an organizer to plan an upcoming annual picnic. After the business session, Miss Anna Seesholtz of New York City spoke on missionary work. Ice cream cake wafers and iced tea were served to a long list of members including Mrs. Frank Kelble Mrs. Harold Coates Mrs. Jesse Portman Mrs. George Webber and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Seesholtz
New York City
Frank Kelble
Harold Coates
Jesse Portman
George Webber
Donald Haigh
Rex Lees
Earl Kendeigh
Wallace Court
Chancey Currier
Ralph McDowell
Etta McDowell
Charles Cook
George Minor
Ernest Lamvermyer
P. H. Blossom
Walter Kothe
Fred Turining
Leon Currier
Grange meeting features 4-H pledges and demonstrations
The Grange met at the school Tuesday evening with guests from New York City and Kipton. 4-H clubs presented a varied program including the pledge, demonstrations on dairy and corn projects, a home flower garden planting pantomime, and two recreation games. Plans were made for a Vermilion on the Lake outing August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grange
F. W
Russel Portman
Frederick Portman
Dairy Project
Raymond Petty
Corm Project
Virginia Knoble
Mason
Vermilion-on the-Lake
Health Contest Attended by Local 4-H and Club Members
Jean Currier of Columbias lower club Barbara Brown and Doris Portman of the 4-H Clover Phyllis Portman of H F W food club and Frederick Portman of Americas Young Farmers attended the health contest at Oberlin on July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Currier
Columbias Lower Club
Barbara Brown
Doris Portman
Phyllis Portman
H. F. W. Food Club
Frederick Portman
America'’s
Young Farmers
Oberlin
4-H Sewing Club Meeting Highlights and Plans
The 4-H Clover club met Tuesday July 16 with Elsie Hostettler demonstrating a tuning stitch. Barbara Brown was chosen to represent the club at Oberlin health contest while 4-H sewing will be judged July 25 at Brownholm at 2 30 p m. Mrs George Webber hosted a luncheon for Mrs Frank Kelble and guests from New York City. Harald Coates and Walter Walker hosts Oberlin visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Hostettler
Barbara Brown
Oberlin
Alice Bird
Brownohelm
George Webber
Frank Kelble
George Seesholtz
Anna
New York City
Harald Coates
Walter Walker
Pittsfield Visit Relatives Highlights Ohio and Oberlin
Kenneth Jr Esther and Lester Avery of Wellington spent Tuesday with their grandmother Mrs H Clarence Stevens. DeForest Pratt and two sons Tommy and Dick of Cincinnati visited cousins Mr and Mrs LeRoy Lounsbrough. Miss Elizabeth Jordan spent several days with her aunt and family Mrs George Houghton in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tives Pittsfield
Kenneth, Jr
Esther
Lester Avery
Wellington
H. Clarence Stevens
DeForest Pratt
Tommy
Cincinnati
Ohio
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Elizabeth Jordan
George Houghton
Oberlin
Guests at Beach Party in Ver Milion on the Lake
Mrs W H Green and family visited Ver Milion on the Lake with Miss Mildred Raab of Oberlin. Cleveland guests Mr and Mrs Robert Sator and children joined Mr and Mrs Henry Heiden for Sunday supper. Other locals visited relatives in Elyria Berea and Oberlin with additional gatherings at Ruggles Beach and Park open air event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Green
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Mildred Raab
Oberlin
Robert Sator
Catherine
Robert, Jr
Cleveland
Henry Heiden
John Caley
Martha Caley
Elyria
Lydia Frerech
Raymond
Berea
Ezra Mull
Betty Maye Lounsbrough
Charles Feakins
Ruggles Beach
Mary Lounsbrough
Lee Gehresa
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Claud North Chrisman, M.D
DR. Cheisman
Esensitizer
Todes
Talbot Lake
Donna Rust
Belden
Mesdames Irma Wise
Mildred Summerson
Jessie Rogers
Estella Aldrich
Sarah Schuver
Anna Hosler
Edna Davvison
Pauline Looy
Nellie Lenman
Hattie Goodman
Grace Beers
Blossom Lehman
Esther Wolf
Lois” Bull
Naegele Reunion
Vincent
Guide To
Jacqueline Bunt
Miss Hunt
Marian Mays Martin
MES. Martin
Jane Herbert Goward
George Seesholts
Wallace Wood
Harding
Kipton
H. G. Portman
Grange Meeting
H F. W
Mary Thomas
Swirtt's Hollow
Phyllis Portmay
Pittsfield
Rela
C. D. Burill
Lake Ave
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