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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1957
Page
3
Medical notes describe shingles or herpes zoster with nerve pain and blistered skin. The text outlines symptoms such as burning and stabbing pain, mentions common sites like eye, chest, or back nerves, and notes blisters may fade in weeks though scars or neuralgia can persist. It also suggests using a dusting powder with a soft puff for relief alongside prescribed medicines.
Local auto dealer listing shows Harry Brown Motors, Inc located at 230 Middle Ave Elyria Pa 3447. Contact details and business presence noted in the community directory.
Birmingham event hosted by the Women's Society of Christian Service at the Birmingham Methodist Church drew 120 attendees. Dr. Mex Andrews of Ashland College spoke on Modern Women in an Ancient Book, sharing biblical pre history and stories. Mrs. James Eheman accompanied by Mrs. David Schmitkens provided piano music and guests received floral favors.
A Gr cle of the Holy Rosary of St Vincent de Paul meeting at 1836 Middle Ridge Rd concluded plans for the circle project. Michael Miller led the session with guests Mrs William Petkovsek and others as pinochle and bridge were played and prizes awarded. Lunch was served by the hostess with Joan Peterka assisting. The next meeting will be with Mrs Michael Miller.
Florence Elementary PTA held Youth Recognition Night in Birmingham with sixth graders honored and notes of recognition presented. Beekeepers Association to meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Icehuster with talks on boundaries and upcoming events.
William C. Thompson, first Amherst Republican candidate, opposes selling the electrical distribution system at half price to a private monopoly. He criticizes high street lighting costs and annual net losses used to subsidize the sanitary system and streets. The Amherst Citizens Committee backs his stance and urges scrutiny of public expenditures.
Avon Lake school madrigals will entertain members of the Presbyterian Women's Association at the regular meeting. Mrs Betty Schurz and Mrs Hatherine Chrisenson lead the program with a lax dive and they will travel to Cleveland. Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
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