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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1929
Page
7
Partial OCR notes describe relative standings at a meet where Delta Beasl and Sigma Phi Detta sororities earned top positions. The best men managed only an eighth place in a weak third.
Amherst April 4. Mrs August a Albrecht of W Martin Street was treated to a surprise birthday party by friends and relatives. Cards and dancing preceded a luncheon served to the guest of honor and her family. Numerous gifts were presented to Mrs Albrecht.
The annual Amherst event will be held in the school auditorium this evening at o'clock. Readings include The Man Who Opened Eyes by Grace Hubbard and The Football Fan.
A Calumet Michigan resident Mass Aina Kallunki reports severe itching pimples on hands and face spreading, causing bleeding and sleepless nights. After trying various remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, needing two to three boxes, and was completely healed. Sample free from Cuticura Laboratories Dept. H Malden MA. Soap 25c Ointment 25 and 50c Talcum 3c Shaving Stick 25c sold everywhere.
Nadine McCor and Molly Ludwig headline a program of orations with themes on politics and society. Music by school quartets and Miss Dorothy Jones of Ohio Wesleyan. Winners to represent A. H. S at Avon Friday evening. Also reports of Brownhelm Ladies Meet Missionary Society Burn accident Girl Reserve Club events and upcoming tea.
Mrs Ora Stuver praises Konjola for curing Ruth Staver a nervous girl with an upset stomach gas bloating and poor sleep She says the treatment rebuilt her daughter and improved energy and digestion She notes Konjola is sold at Philip's Drug Store and by druggists in the region
Esther Naba kowski informs Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Schofield that their son Elmer, a Medical college student in Louisville, Ky., is among seven students who recently passed examinations unconditionally at the college. The class numbered over sixty. The notices mention local church groups and social gatherings in Lorain area life.
Washington native Patrick Jay Hurley rose from Choctaw nation beginnings to colonel and judge advocate general, earning a silver star for gallantry on November 11, 1918 during a reconnaissance under heavy fire in France. He later served as assistant secretary in charge of industrial mobilization plans and pressed into President Hoover’s cabinet for a peek at the front.
A Battle Creek physician says constipation causes misery yet Rexall Orderlie tablets offer relief. They draw water into the dry bowel to soften waste for a natural movement without habit or dose increase. Chew Rexall Orderlie at night for a brighter next day. 24 for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Stores.
The narrative traces Col. Hurley from youthful escapades toward war down to adult service and later public life. It notes his early attempts to join military action, extensive volunteer and National Guard experience, and later work as a lawyer, bank president, and business owner in Tulsa and Washington. He served as national attorney for the Unedas paliyo from 1512 to 1917.
In Durham North Carolina the police department bills itself as the heaviest in the South as three top officers together weigh 27 pounds. Chief Walter F. Doby favors a leaner policy but the semi public weighing party showcases the force's mass with the three heaviest members weighed.
In Paris an association of foreign interpreters mounts a new kind of league. Sergt. William Estis Burgess weighs 268 pounds, Sergt. H. O. Goley 286 pounds, and Patrolman N. T. Yates 271 pounds as part of the group.
An advertisement notes spring fatigue in the elderly and suggests Father John's Medicine as a safe food tonic. It claims to nourish blood and nerve tissue, boost resistance, act mildly as a laxative, and be free of dangerous drugs with a pure food guarantee.
The association, based beside the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the Quai d Orsay, includes members from Cuba to Canada and Arabia to Afghanistan. A Boston University survey finds coed students outperform men in scholastic standings across 109 fraternities and sororities.
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