Amherst News Briefs and Local Notices
A collection of short items reports injuries at work and home repairs as well as social notices. Mike Caestaness of Ohio Quarries Co. injures his foot on machinery. Howard Wernert suffers a nail injury while working on his home. Various residents visit Elyria and Cleveland. hospital visits and illnesses noted. A Mothers Circle postponed to April 15 due to illness. Social events include a Five Hundred club gathering and church group meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amrmer
Mike Caestaness
Ohio Quarries Co
Rotynas
Howard Wernert
Park Avenue
Bert Sanders
West Side
Thomas Bruce
Tenney Avenue
Seymour Greening
Brownhelm
Frank Radde
Dathy
St. Joseph's Hospital
Harry Persons
Orcutt
Cleveland
Five Hundred Club
Fred Hubbard
Cleveland Avenue
Ald Society
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
L. P. Lerech
Norma
Adam Hahn
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
L. J. Hewes
A. C. Kreeger
August Jaeger
Elyria
And
Wig McCarthy
John Sablers
Ira Lsneh
Atlanta
Dan Dudley
Portland
Ore
Howard
Dan
Ruth Miller
Hillsdale
Mich
Miller
College Street
Sherrill
Sherrill Stock Farms
Lorain
Margaret Sperry
Gregory
Monticello Academy
J. D. McIntosh
Canada
Fla
Oberlin
Point Au Barre
F. MacLennan
Nellie
Brighton
Agnes White
Treva Ward
Burt Ward
Oberlin News Briefs Highlight Meetings and Local Moves
The Oberlin Recreption League plans its annual meeting this evening in the secretary C R Summers office with reports, elections, and future sports plans. Various residents travel, visit relatives, or relocate, including Alta Kellard buried at Vermilion and Ruth Miller resuming studies in Hillsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Recreption League
C. R. Summers
J. W. Schwartz
Orville
Canton
E. H. Park
Morgan Street
Fitchville
Wanda Behr
Sapulpa
Okla
Alta R. Kellard
Vermilion
Alta
New Oberlin
Huron
O. E. J. Stone
Oberlin
Many Years of Relief with Nerv Worth
Mrs Hammell Finn, age 63, reports improved sleep and digestion after using Nerv Worth. She says the medicine calms nerves, boosts energy, and aids bowels, with quick results and broad usefulness. Sold by C. W. Phillips and leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammell Finn
Nerve Worth
Tam
J. E. Hammell
Buck St
Warren
Ohio
C. W. Phillips
Demurrer Heard in Charles Johnson vs National Bank of Commerce
Judge Redington opened a demurrer in a peculiar case where Charles Johnson sought to withdraw 4000 from The National Bank of Commerce of Lorain to ship to Denmark. The bank advised using checks for a Denmark correspondent, but funds were unavailable abroad, leading to Johnson's return and a suit for the amount plus expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Redington
Charles Johnson
National Bank of Commerce of
Denmark
Lotain Bank
Lorain
Tnis
Peterson's Ointment touted for old sores and eczema
A vintage advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment cures ulcers and eczema with a testimonial from Wm Nichols of Rochester New York. It promotes a large box for 68 cents at any druggist and offers money back if not the best ever used. It also markets the ointment as suitable for burns cuts and skin ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Wm. J. Nichols
Wilder Street
Rochester, NY
Burfato
Joe Peterson
Law on Foreign Exchange Case Against Johnson
Attorneys for Johnson contend the exchange law does not apply as the contract was between Johnson and the bank. They argue the bank is liable for the amount claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Toweling and Hosiery Specials at Bargain Rates
A listing of textiles and hosiery offers includes Toweling about 13 inches wide at 12 1 2 cents per yard and 29 cent Galatea cloth in white or red. Beach cloth 39 cents, Longcloth 14 cents, basement sateen lining 39 cents, and Foundation Silk 79 cents per yard. Hosiery includes cotton hose 33 cents, assorted men’s and women’s hose, and silk blends from 2 to 2.50 dollars with irregulars.
Textile fabrics and colors for dresses and children suits
Silks and woolens offered with Black Duchess Satin at 2.98 per yard, 86 inches wide, heavy and quality suitable for skirts or dresses. Checks and plaids priced at 1.98 per yard, 54 to 56 inches wide, all wool velours in light colors for sport attire. fabrics include alk and cottons in 86 inches wide, used for children's and misses' dresses in Dresden, light blue, brown, navy, plum, burgundy, myrtle, and black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Harding
Dresden
Seaaecor
Quality boys wear sale with blue denim overalls and jackets
A local sale offers plain blue denims and full cut overalls in high back and belted Norfolk styles. Jacket sizes range 36 to 44 while overalls run 34 to 42. Prices start Friday at $1.00 and EHixtra sizes at $1.10. Aimed at mothers shopping for boys, the items feature fine wool blends with mohair linings and inverted plaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
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Er Adaa
Mherst News
Mothers’ Circle
Christ Brucker
Amberst
W. G. Schaeffer
John Bodman
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Gecn
Frederick
Oberlin News
Humphrey
Henry Rossiter
Rossiter
Soldiers’ Home
Sandusky
Callus
E. Wrenee &Co
Chicago
C. W. Phillips and
Ebert
Olympia
E. L. Klotz, Mer
M “Shhr
Anton
Dena
C. J. Miller
Elyria, Ohio
Pongee, Beaver and Brown
Patr
Rample
Just
Red River Valley
Farmer’s Implement
Amherst, Ohio
Cnticara Laboratorise
Eilyria
R. S. Millman
Broad St
Yria
Black
Duchess
Sik
Empire
Men’s and Boys’ Store
Ehixtra
THE
Lorain Dry Goods CO
Lora
Lorad
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