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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1925

Page

4

Elyria Bus Operators Enjoined in Passenger Run Protest

In Columbus April 13 the state utilities commission set a hearing for April 29 on Lake Shore Electric of Cleveland’s protest against Ray Manning and W R Soit, operators of a bus between Elyria and Norwalk, for picking up riders between Norwalk and Milan. The company argues the route is adequately served by its one bus.

Columbus State Utilities Commission Lake Shore Electric Company Cleveland Ray Manning W. R. Soit Elyria Norwalk Milan

Easter Services Draw Large Crowd in Amherst

Easter services at Amherst churches drew over 500 attendees as the Congregational church presented Wolcott’s cantata The Dawn of the Kingdom under Mrs. R H Hearn. The service featured a Prelude by Mrs. C M Harris and a Joyful Processional Hymn, with 42 added into the church after the cantata. Communion times were 6:30 and 10:30, with about 360 at the early service and 320 in Sunday school. St John’s at South Amherst held communion at 2 pm. The Congregational Methodist church hosted a Sunday school Easter program with orchestra selections, recitations, duets, quartets, and class songs.

Amherst Congregational Church Wolcott R. H. Hearn C. M. Harris Bhor St. Peter's Church St. John’s Church South Amherst Congregational Methodist Church Bobbie Gillette Jennie, Frederick Helen Elizabeth Eastman Ruth Cromwell A. K. Jenne Douglas Harris Gav. Carter Charles Strauss Misses Hearn-Kasers Anna Mil

Fire damages Ralph Godfrey home in Brownhelm Amherst

Amherst April 13 Ralph Godfrey's home at Brownhelm burned badly about 2 a m neighbors spotted the blaze and helped contain it. upper floor sustained fire damage. Loss estimate not yet determined. Funeral rites for Mrs Lydia Eppley Spiegleberg were held from the North Ridge home with ministers Herkner and Seth officiating burial at Murray Ridge. Various local residents and visitors noted in brief items including church groups and travel mentions.

Amherst Ralph Godfrey Brownhelm Lydia Eppley-Spiegelberg North Ridge Herkner Lorain Seth Cleveland Elyria Chas Cheeseman Eastern Stars Frank Foster Bradentown Florida H. L. Waltz Wadsworth, C W. A. Par

Local Visitors and Social Notes From Lodi Area

Dr and Mrs W A Turner visited in Lodi on Sunday Pauline Purcell of Painesville visited her parents Dr and Mrs W A Purcell Sunday Mrs Henry Short and son Gen Were Elyria visitors Sunday Henry Short was a Cleveland visitor Sunday Mrs Katherine Merthe of Ety vila spent Sunday here Wilma Gall from Avon Lake Mrs Joe Daniels and Mrs Ed Schrosder visited relatives in Lorain Saturday Mr and Mrs William Coburn spent Sunday in Vermilion and Birmingham Mr and Mrs George Holistein Mr and Mrs Clayton Springer and Mrs Ellen Holzhauser and John Springer attended the Spiegelberg funeral Sunday On Thursday afternoon St Annes society of the Catholic church will be entertained by Mrs George Bailey and Mrs Theodora Schmidt at the school house Mrs Matilda Wesbecher and daughter Lucile returned to Cleveland after the weekend spent here Mary Lahiff returned to Cleveland for a visit with them The Church Council of St Peters Evangelical church has been postponed until a week from Thursday night.

W. A. Turner Lodi Pauline Purcell Painesville W. A. Purcell Henry Short Gen Elyria Cleveland Katherine Merthe Ettyvila Wilma Gall Avon Lake Joe Daniels Ed. Schrosder Lorain Wiliam Coburn Vermilion Birmingham George Holistein Clayton Springer Ellen Holzhauer John Springer Spiegelberg St Anne’s Society of the Catholic Church George Bailey Theodora Schmidt Mattilda Wesbecher Lucile Mary Lahiff Church Council of St. Peter's

Miss Lucy Horn Hosts WCTU Meeting Thursday

Miss Lucy Horn will host a Thursday afternoon gathering for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Local members and supporters are invited to participate in the event at the designated meeting place.

Ohio Public Service stock sale opens April 16

O P S announces a customer ownership campaign running April 16 to April 27. In 1924 the program sold 70,000 shares of preferred stock to customers across seven divisions. Since then four more divisions joined, expanding to ten. About 1,500 employees will contact twenty investors each to explain the investment.

J. B. Johnston Ohio Public Service Company Elyria Ohio Publc Service Preferred Warren al- Hance Massillon Ashland Mansfield Elyma Lorain Compan Bandusky Gas & Electric Company Northwestern Ohio Railway & Power Company Port Clinton Electric Ligar & Power Company Central Ohio Gas Company Wooster

Bush-Whacking Fires Reported in Western Hocke

Logan April 18 four men were struck by sheriff Shaw and deputies during a clash described as guerrilla warfare in western Hock. The confrontation ended with all parties assessing injuries and police pursuing further leads in the rugged area.

Logan Shaw Hock

County to convert donated land into municipal playground

In Bucyrus on April 13 the city council accepted a 30 acre land gift from Daniel Aumiller to create a municipal playground, with the county commissioners asked to build a Sandusky river bridge for park access. Columbus reports Pharmacy Day on April 17 proclaimed by Fred J. Mery of Toledo.

Bucyrus Daniel Aumiller Sandusky Columbus Ohio Fred J. Mery Toledo

Olive Tablets Promise Relief For Stomach Ailments

Thousands suffer digestive issues today and doctors recommend Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to stimulate the liver and bowels naturally. The vegetable formula, mixed with olive oil, is a calomel substitute that eases indigestion without cramps and pain. Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief.

Dr. Edwards

Ohio Drug Industry Aims for National Headquarters Site

The Ohio Pharmaceutical Association notes branches of the drug industry in Ohio work toward meeting the state quota for a proposed national headquarters building. The erection of a drug clearing house is seen as the first step to federate pharmaceutical interests for professional advancement and public safety, with Cincinnati and Cleveland proposed as sites. The Chronicles Telegram Want columns mention Des Moines.

Ohio Pharmaceutical Association Ohio Cincinnati Cleveland

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