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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1927
Page
23
Report notes that four affluent women in Japan, stricken by a mild illness, were attended by a large medical staff of about 300 physicians. This extraordinary arrangement drew attention to luxury medical care and prominence in Japanese society.
In Springfield on November 6, 12 year old Paul Bolton son of Mr and Mrs William Bolton died at City Hospital from a blood clot on the brain after being kicked in the right temple during a friendly game at St Bernard parish school. The incident occurred after the school day and a game between students and another player struck him.
Nov 4 a coroner asked to examine patent medicine pills linked to the death of Ka J. Snyder, 64, of Bay Village. He was found unconscious in his auto near Berea and died Thursday. Widow Ella Snyder says he received pills Wednesday from a New York concern and believes they caused the death.
Rev Herman Settlage delivered a bilingual funeral sermon at Birmingham Reformed Church. Henrietta school held a Halloween social. Leon Mapes and family traveled to Vermilion. Visitors from Henrietta and Elyria gathered at Latteman home. Dorothy Patton from Michigan visits family in Detrank. Will Wasen erected a new hen house for Harry Ennes. A. L. Weidemann and son Harry visited Oberlin shopkeepers.
The Eaton Ladies' Aid Society accepts an invitation to dine with the Baptist Missionary Society of Columbia at the town hall on Wednesday November 9. Other notes include birthdays of Mrs Minnie Cook and Mrs Garretson, community remembrances, visits, and local travel and family events.
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