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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1952

Page

3

Girl Stricken With Polio Is Recovering

AVON Sandra Westerfield nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Westerfield of Detroit road who was stricken with polio about two weeks ago is improving. She has been taken from the Cleveland City Hospital to the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward Osterland in Lakewood where she is receiving three treatments each day. The disease attacked the spinal column and was stiff when the child first was stricken. Sandra a student at Avon school would like to hear from her friends.

AVON Sandra Westerfield John Westerfield Detroit Road Cleveland City Hospital Edward Osterland Lakewood Sandra Avon School

Elyria merchants attend Ohio retail meeting in Granville

Russell Schmittgen of The Met Shop and Norms Ryder of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce traveled to Granville Ohio to represent local merchants at the annual meeting of Ohio retail merchant executives sponsored by the Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants. The event runs through Friday and covers store hours Christmas decorations and other merchant concerns.

Russell Schmittgen Met Shop Merchants Elyria Chamber of Commerce Granville Ohio Ohio Ohio State Council of Retal Merchants Schmittgen Norms Ryder

Birmingham shower honors Miss Mildred Long bride elect

Mrs Barbara Treaster and Miss Ruth Rosa hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Dean road home for Mildred Long of West River road, bride elect of Kenneth West. Gifts pleased the guest, games entertained, and a buffet lunch followed. Attendees included Mrs Lester Gulbert Avon Florence Long Jean West Elyria Marjory Joseph Milan Violet Totla Mrs Frank Long Shirley Fleming Gerry Howe Roselev Spoervis it.

Birmingham Barbara Treaster Dean Road Ruth Rosa Elyria Mildred Long West River Road Kenneth West Miss Long Lester Gulbert Avon Florence Long Jean West Marjory Joseph Milan Violet Totla Frank Long Shirley Fleming Gerry Howe Roselea Spoer

Local visitors and gatherings across Wakeman area

The Rumbolds visit Indiana and Illinois and plan to stay through Sept 15 at the Richards home. A picnic honored guests included the Rumbolds of Cleveland and Watsons, and Humms of Birmingham and Main Road. Other notes mention weekend visits to Mulan and Blisfield, heart ailment confinement, and Labor Day fair attendance.

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