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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
10
Miss Miriam Tildesley, official at the Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons, catalogs more than 6,000 human skulls. The collection spans up to 30,000 years and includes ancient and modern specimens as she studies human origins and anatomical variation.
Easter services planned at 9 30 Sunday morning April 12 at ML EL church with a good program and special music. Attendees included Mrs Jake Schwarer and others who joined funeral services for Mrs George Gibbs in Elyria yesterday. Local residents reported visits and illness updates from Cleveland and Mich igan connections.
Mrs Kennedy of Elyria Ohio praises Resinol salve after her husband’s open neck sore, once deemed a cancer risk near the brain base, healed with two jars of Resinol Ointment. Doctors advised removal, but the sore fully disappeared. Sun Mar 1.
Six o clock dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Rowe Spitzer and siblings. Lena Schwarer visited the Schwarer home. Clothing club met in Elyria with Mrs Schriver and daughters Elsie and Violet Arnold. Mrs Fred Klinect hosted a 45th birthday party with pedro and luncheon for 23 guests. Harold Wilfare of Hiyria visited Earl Durkee. School superintendent R E Quirk attended a meeting in Columbus. Frank Cragin recovering from illness while Bert Neshett and others suffer flu. P T A council set for April 14 at Belden school. Ethel Howard and Mrs N G Kellar visited F W Howard’s home. Supt Quirk’s Akron visitors came to Belden. William Pfeiffer and family returned from Florida.
Mrs Mildred Hollen of Portsmouth recounts relief from weakness and insomnia during expectancy after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She reports stronger nerves and better sleep, with motherhood becoming less uncomfortable. Free advice and trial packets offered by Dr Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
In Newport local court Judge Sumner rules the $93 sheriff sale price for the Lodovina Bolant residence, valued at $43,000, was not unfair. Miss Bolant had petitioned to void the sale, but the court declined to overturn the transaction.
Carl H. Bogardus and 803 others claim a share in a $130,000,000 estate of King William the Great of Holland. Bogardus consulted an attorney in Troy about the litigation. The heirs seek property valued in New York State at $125,000,000. A London firm once employed a girl as a stenographer who rose to head one of the world’s largest advertising firms.
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