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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1936
Page
7
In Fall and Winter susceptible children face increased strep throat risk due to cold wet weather and exposure. The infection is contagious, often spreading in schools or families, with inflamed tonsils causing severe pain and difficulty swallowing alongside fever, aches, and possible stomach upset.
Examination shows one or both tonsils greatly swollen and red with white spots of eroded tissue. Glands swell, earache and head fullness may occur. Attacks last days to weeks with weakness. deep infections may form abscesses or diphtheria like membranes. Treatment involves incision, drainage, or anti-toxin if diphtheritic membranes extend beyond the tonsils.
Recurrent tonsillitis weakens against future attacks and can lead to serious complications. Rest, throat cooling, diet, and fluids help acute episodes. Early use of iodine or nitrate treatments may shorten attacks. Repeated cases justify complete removal of tonsillar tissue to avoid rheumatic and cardiac risks.
A collection of practical tips on kitchen upkeep and home organization. Instructions cover washing liver, changing mattress parts, trimming crusts with kitchen scissors, and lining ash trays to avoid scratches. It suggests saving paper bags and string in a door pocket and ends with a note on personal morality and self-made ideals of love and justice.
Babson Park Mass October 39 493 outlines voter turnout and trends for the 1952 election. He notes historical voting totals, registration gaps, and the impact of Get Out The Vote efforts on predicting the next president. He argues conditions shape outcomes more than campaigns and stresses citizen responsibility.
The ballot lists five tickets Democratic Republican Communist Union and Independent with candidates for President Roosevelt and Garner Governor Davey etc. It names numerous officials including Treasurer Auditor and Attorney General and lists Congressmen State Senators and local posts with party assignments. The notice appears from Lorain County Republicans and outlines voting limits per contest.
The piece analyzes long term trends and immediate effects of a Roosevelt or Landon win. It suggests Roosevelt would be bullish for consumer goods but bearish for capital goods, while Landon could boost capital spending yet restrain government handouts, amid a cautious voter call.
Mrs Henry Mittendorf hosted the Pleasant Hour Club at her home on Wednesday. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Gerv Gates and Mrs Louis Dechant for high scores after card games. A lunch followed and the club will meet again in ten weeks at Mrs Florence Curtiss's home.
Twenty SIN Jun oTs 97 the Bar- 3-1 Sunday Sehoo met for their weekly party at the chart dining room. Tuesday evening featured cam activities and a closing with a pledge. Albert Shaffer Scout Master of Lorain attended, Ernest James Scout Master of Sandusky visited.
A Bible Conference at the Baptist Church spanned Thursday with morning afternoon and evening sessions. Speakers included Rev. and Mrs. Dodoh Dernhoefer of Springboro Pa and Rev Ralph Neighbor of Ebbria. A fellowship supper was well attended at Freciorh.
Rev. Thomas Hughes of La Porte M E Church preaches A Modern Pie for an Old Fashioned Ideal at 11 15 Sunday with special music by Mrs Herman Goodspeed and Miss Joyce Gregz along with Mrs H H Grest. Sunday School convenes at 2 15 led by Clarence White. Henrietta Men’s Bible Class hosts speaker Colum bus minister Rev. Hughes for supper. Lim notes include Berea preaching and a weather affected meeting at Oberlin Waterworks. Young Women’s Sewing Club card party set for Town Hall with refreshments.
Visiting day at East Carlisle School drew parents and friends from first through eighth grade. Grafton camera crews photographed students during playground activities for the See Yourself and Town in Pictures project to be shown at the new bish school in Grafton. Event notes mention a November 5 gathering at the Wurst home on Butternut Ridge Road and a bridge party at the home of Mr and Mrs Houghien Wacner in Errca with attendees Mrs Jane West Cleveland and James Millen Chicago.
Xupton Can-den Hich Lions start extracurricular activities with a reading contest to be held Friday November 6 at the High School Auditorium. Participants will read selections from the 1890s era readings in the new speech class. Each pupil must enter the preliminary contest to qualify for the final on November 6.
The Wo-he-Lo club met Tuesday after school for its first social gathering of the year. A hike had been planned but details remained unclear.
Rev. C. C. Clauson of Corsica Pennsylvania will occupy the pulpit at Camden Baptist Church for Sunday morning and evening services. The report also notes numerous local social visits, family gatherings, and a Marblehead Congregational homecoming with Rev. G. T. Hanna now serving there.
Elyria High School staged a three act comedy with a bishop, his sister and a trio of crooks in a tale of amateur detective antics. Lawrence Meredith Allan Dowdeill Robert Bannon Joan Bauer lead a strong cast as the engaging pair and their rivals while Nina Baker directed the production with Betty Agate on stage managing and a full staff handling lighting props and publicity.
Elyria Aerie 431 Fraternal Order of Eagles announces two major events with plans for a Halloween masque ball tonight at Lodge Hall and a bingo party in the club rooms. Decorations feature orange and black motifs, prizes in the masque ball grand march, and refreshments served after bingo. A following election party Tuesday will present ballot figures, with many fall and winter events scheduled under entertainment chair J L Mathis including Armistice Day show, Thanksgiving, and New Year’s Eve festivities.
Seven Franklin School fourth graders toured the Chronicle-Telegram plant learning the newspaper production from incoming ink to delivery to readers. Students named include Gibtecs Theitra' Blarzmaan techard Jacobs Marena Nichols Jack Terry Earl Smith and Nelson Chester.
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