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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1925
Page
2
Names including Childs Shields Harper Lucile Nolve Watts Williams Leupfa appear as fragments from a legal or social notice. The readable portion lists several individuals without context or actions, suggesting a partial roster or notice segment.
Mrs Debra Chichester of Londonderry becomes the sole woman member of the Ulster parliament Known on this side of the water for frequent visits she is a familiar figure in political circles
Wellington April 13 Easter services across churches drew large crowds. The Baptist choir with out-of-town singers performed a varied program including solos by Alisa McCullough and other soloists. Daily morning programs featured children from Sunday schools and special music at Congregational and Christian churches. The Methodist star cantata delighted a music-loving audience, with soloists Gertrude Dibble Adelaide Cole Howard Page and A E B Daugherty. Helen Watts won the County Reading Contest at Ridgeville with “When Johnny Gets Ready For Company,” marking Wellington High's pride in the achievement.
An old advertisement touts Pyramid Pile suppositories as a quick relief for pile pain, bleeding, and soreness. It urges readers to visit a drug store or purchase a 69 cent box, claiming remarkable relief and encouraging sharing of the experience.
Wellington April 123 business leaders non Kiwanis guests at week laneheon on Thursday at the banal church. J W L Fenton will address the meeting on criminal justice topics. Bobbie Lewis visited by Master Charles Bekera on Easter Sunday. Wellington High School student Robert Daugherty celebrates Easter with family.
The ad touts Zemo as instant relief for itching and skin troubles including eczema blotches ringworm and rashes. It claims cleansing and healing effects with a penetrating liquid that disappears on the skin. Daytime use is recommended as it doesn’t show. Trial bottle 35 cents large bottle one dollar. Zemo Soap 25 cents. Advertisement.
The Union Printers' Home at Colorado Springs, maintained by the International Typographical Union, was the first institution of its kind to be established by any American labor organization.
An advert claims Philina Milk of Magnesia cures sore itchy toes and irritated feet. It promises rapid drying, elimination of odors and soreness, and fatigue relief after application. The ad urges purchase at drug stores and mentions 25 cent bottles in the Chronicle Telegram Want columns.
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