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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1924
Page
2
Miss Miller chosen for May festival and numerous visits to Cleveland events. Residents attended Flower Show concerts, church services, and school activities. Visitors from Elyria Oberlin and Cleveland joined family gatherings, entertainment planned at Town Hall to benefit Columbia High School piano fund, and local homes saw moves and new neighbors.
Brighton April 10 notes Mrs Rachel Burge J M Burge Miss Etna Burge and John Greene were Sunday guests at Roy Burges home in Pittsfield Roy and Mrs Ayers hosted Epworth League members from Rochester and Brighton Tuesday evening Arthur Everson visited his mother Mary Everson Bertha Eloise Evwell died Saturday of pneumonia funeral held Sunday Brighton Cemetery burial Frank McClellan visited Rochester over weekend Harold Hardy family from Wellington visited C A Hardy Harvey Houghton died Sunday pneumonia funeral held Wednesday in Toledo his wife misspelled obituary fragment continues with Mrs Fred Justice and her son Lee at funeral coverage
In Erhart April events and visits are listed including Mrs. Charles Neff and Mrs. Wm. Sect in Cleveland, the Spieth family in Elyria and Medina, Grace Stein of Strongville visiting J. L. Stein, Joe Fiest moving to a new home, Lucy Gross of Spencer visiting Joe Fiest, Mrs. John Neff in Lorain, Reggle visiting Cleveland, John Haury hosting guests from Cleveland, Armhenstes family from Chippewa Lake, David Henry of Elyria visiting Selden Armbruster, Amit Haumesser and Pearl Fiest with mumps, Mary Reising of Lorain with her parents, and Tenent Wilson at LaGrange.
Mia Overndolem of Zahl North Dakota reports nervous breakdown relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits improved health to the remedy and urges others to try it. Over 121000 women reportedly replied to a question about the product with 98 percent favorable responses. For sale by all druggists.
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