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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1928
Page
12
Tess the mare at Parkdale Farm in Rochesten observes her 15th birthday. She has never pulled a wagon yet has saved thousands of lives by giving blood, having joined the herd at age four, and contributing to ongoing medical efforts.
In May 1917 Tess came to Parke-Dale and joined the group producing tetanus antitoxin for American soldiers. Over eleven years she produced 1 1 23 quarts containing 265 062 9350 antitetanic units, saving countless soldiers and civilians from lockjaw. Though a horse, Tess has lived a long, content life and never faltered or shown illness.
Residents list Sunday visitors at Conrad Naegele home in Huntington. Names include de Reeeie, Smith, Kaufman, and Crile families from Cleveland. Other notes mention Mrs Crile’s ten day stay and various relatives visiting or traveling between towns, with several individuals returning home.
Mr and Mrs Walter Mosh of Brighton hosted Sunday calls at their home. Families and friends gathered across town including Thudiums at the Elyria fair. Linden and Lawrence Thudim and others attended the fair. Hart Chapmas Crile and Robinsons visited Portsmouth. Various residents from Rivers Corners and Brian shared visits last week. About 33 attended a township event at Rice’s Dam with 25 present for games and refreshments. A surprise Lith birthday party for a Bowen child drew neighbors and relatives. Local trips included Martins Ferry, Chippewa Lake, and Penna. Several residents, including Winters and Hart, visited old friends at Nova and other nearby towns.
Last week and last Thursday afternoon many residents were mentioned by name. Mr. and Mrs. James Hallie of Canton Ohio and Mrs. Weary Lorence visited Elyria. Pauline of Wellington stayed with grandparents Henry Lorence and wife. Mrs. Carrie Lance is ill and staying with her son Bernie Lance in Sullivan. The Willions and Mrs. Fred Berner attended Wooster. Locals joined Sullivan agricultural society and went to the State Fair in Columbus. Harold Rowe and Robert Hundrey collided with a wagon while driving Thursday night. no injuries occurred. Erma Crile returned after a week with Miss Hot Hawley in Wellington and attended the Wellington Fair.
A Dickinson County Civil War veteran recalls his first airplane ride as he notes empty seats in the cat plane crossing. A photographic record shows 2.59 million volts developing in 40 millionths of a second, illustrating rapid aviation and electrical progress.
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