Skipping Heartbeat Not a Sign of Serious Disease
People over 40 often notice skipped or turning beats which feel alarming but rarely indicate real heart disease. Dr. Logan Clendening explains premature beats arise from heart irritability and are not dangerous, noting tobacco as a common trigger and citing Dr James MacKenzie’s findings that many patients improve with time and do not develop severe symptoms.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
James MacKenzie
London
India
Valley City Community Notes and Local Gatherings
Valley City reports visits by residents to relatives in Mayfield and Cleveland Heights, including the Bauman and Dawson households. An 80th birthday celebration for Mrs Caroline Weidner drew many relatives. The Gunkelman family reunion met at Zion’s church grounds with 47 members. Local schooling, church events, and visits by Edith White, Edith Spieth, and Yoert Stoskopf are noted along with a widening creek and several social visits across nearby towns.
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Gunkelman
Zion’s Church
Thoreau Poem and Cleveland Socials Mixed in Local Note
A Thoreau quotation anchors a local note detailing guests at a Cleveland picnic hosted by Mr and Mrs August Abrar, attendances at reunions in Bay Village, Euclid Beach Park, and a State Fair submission by Thelma Stecks and Arlene Mellens. 4-H girls articles judged at the school auditorium, and Muss Lois Rogers seen in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Abrar
Cleveland
4-H
Thelma Stecks
Arlene Mellens
Henrietta Miscellaneous Shower Honors Dorothea Born
A miscellaneous shower at Mrs Harry Myers home honored Dorothea Born bride elect of Victor Hostettler of Detroit. Sunday School class sponsored event featured a rose and green color scheme and luncheon at small tables for the teacher Mrs Elmer Portman and five guests.
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Henrietta
Harry Myers
Dorothea Born
Victor Hostettler
Detroit
Elmer Portman
John Hostettler
Alex Born
Harland Schleter
Ruth Lentz
Cleveland
Orio Birch
Axtel
Community Highlights From Sunday Activities In Ohio
Prof Beckman of Mission House in Wisconsin preached at the Reformed church on Sunday. Visitors included Dr Emil Burrich ter’s relatives and many local families. Attendees at the M BE Conference at Berea included Portman and Buchs families, Banman, and Geisendorfer. Local visits featured the Wyttenbachs, Ives, Delefield and By tes households, and several Elyria Cleveland and Oberlin residents joining family gatherings and a funeral in Norwalk.
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Beckman
Mission House
Wisconsin
The
Reformed Church
Emil Burrichter
Orlo Cowen
Laurice
Kipton
Theodore Reis
Clara Reis
Warren
Elyria
Clayton Sweet
Bluefield
W. Va
George Sweet
Hugh and
Russell Sweet
Ted Wyttenbach
John Ives
Obertin
Gertie Mapes
Adam Horna
Roy Brown
Louis Szabo
Mead Patty
Louis Delefield
George Delefield
Martha
John Bytes
Clarkefield
Wallace Wood
Cleveland
Social notes from Elyria and New Oberlin visits
Mrs Frank Hart spent a day with her daughter Mrs C L Buswell in Elyria recently. Mrs Lena Gegenheimer called on Mrs Eliza Manns of New Oberlin recently.
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Frank Hart
C. £. Buswell
Elyria
Lena Gegenheimer
Eliza Manns
New Oberlin
Rakes Become Liability In Waterbury Car Crash
In Waterbury Connecticut Walter Glinn lost control while rounding a sharp curve as brakes seized unexpectedly causing his head to smash through the windshield. The incident frames brakes as a liability rather than a safety aid for motorists.
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Waterbury
Conn
Walter Glinn
Water Faucet Demand Spurs Community Action
A fragment notes residents want a functioning water faucet. Officials consider repairs as a priority to relieve a long-standing water access issue in the neighborhood. No further names or dates are readable in the fragment.
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Central Press Association
East Twelfth Street
Dr Clendening
Valley City
Fred Carr of
Clevelan
C. C. Bauman
Albert Bauman
Jenere
Gino
J. T Mayer
F H Weidner
Mayfield Village
Arthur Dawson
Henry Reusch
Granger
Caroline Weidner
F. W Weidner
Arthur Weidner
Bert Goodman
Meta Weidner
Fred Reusch
Hannah Etzel
Theo Tritt
Andrew Reusch
Albert Lamstecht
Dapper
Russell Tritt
Arthur Mellert
Veda Wodelho
Blanche Reusch
William Steck
Cleveland Heights
Paul
Weidner
Walter Spear
sonsJonald
Toledo
Truno Stibel
Burton Spear
David Tauck
Edith White
Elyriane
Estern
Charles Spieth
Yoert Stoskopf
Marion
Thompson and
Barrington Aynion
Joseph Riding Cottage
Tye
Star Kinnecht
Wghter
Berea
Tr. Thompson
Wadsworth
Charles Schroeder
Edwin Geusler
Lakewood
Gus Schmidt
Henry D. Thoreau
Henry Steck
Evelyn
Fred Ulmer
Bay Village
Jean and
Marie Schaeffer
William Edwards
Euclid Beach Park
Moss Cecilia Jones
Muss Lois Rogers
Beiden Our Ltd
OC Sanders
Earl Sanders
Floreitz
Columbus
Richard Sanders
South Amherst
Charles Brown
Mattie Sanders
Janet Brown
Amherst
Joseph Sweeney
Charles Cook
Lena Gleisner
Ernest Schneider
Amelia Margaret
Flora
Florence
John Bauman
Harry Jones
Harry Stick
Elaine
Brownhelm
M. BE
Paul Portman
Leonard Buchs
Peter Buchs
John Geisendoerfer
John Banman
Grandma Schneider
Sury
Mel Velvet
Suedes Lead
Paris
Coats
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