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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1954
Page
3
Dr Glen R Shepherd notes advances in colds influenza and pneumonia research. A test tube grown cold virus may enable treatment or prevention. Vitamin C shows potential to shorten colds. Immunization and antibiotics improve protection and reduce hospitalization costs.
Miss Frances Perkins Hipton reports Kipton area notices. Mrs Darwin Sharp was hostess to the Ladies Aid Society. dinner served at noon. Mrs Alfred Ward planned a Thanksgiving visit to Toledo. Florence Foreman and Mrs Guy Morgan attended Hebrow Association meeting in Lorain. Mrs Minnie Kurtz Warren of Buffalo visited the Scott family. Lyle Green of Camden hospital in Norwalk for surgery. plans to winter in Florida. Mr and Mrs Will Myers and Neil Myers hosted guests with the EllsMyers family nearby.
Henrietta Oberlin College guests attended a bank service at the Methodist Church with Mrs. Meyer leading the program and speakers from India, Latvia, Japan, and France among others. Other items note evangelicals at the Evangelical Church, Farm Bureau officer elections, a Thanksgiving service at the Methodist Church, a birth in Lorain, Kipton PTA panels on health and safety, a Camden Club Thanksgiving dinner, and local club demonstrations and departures to Florida.
Joyce Durgan, a national speed and figure skating champion, turns down a $1,200 music scholarship to attend Northwood School in Lake Placid. She prefers Adirondack winter ice to Florida sun as she completes her senior year.
The United States Army Medical Library in Washington DC maintains a photoduplication service that makes copies of printed medical material available at cost to research workers worldwide.
Vermilion area Churchmen's breakfast at Okagi's Restaurant 8 a.m. features Gordon Ward Amherst native and NBC radio TV staff announcer describing Formula for Balanced Living. Ward, a 1943 Amherst HS graduate and 1948 Bowling Green BA, also leads church youth activities and teaches Sunday School.
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