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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1924
Page
10
A dense schedule of radio programing across U S cities listing station call signs, frequencies, and times for music, lectures, concerts, and readings including Cleveland Detroit Pittsburgh Cincinnati Schenectady Memphis Washington and New York broadcasts with varied topics and performers.
Oberlin French club presents Un Jeune Homme Presse in Elyria Thursday before the Fortnightly Club. Cast includes Arene and Laughlin with Professor Thornton overseeing. Also noted is the Douglas Memorial concert set for May 11 by Oberlin's colored singers and local committee planning events.
Mr and Mrs Hol Sabla visited Sandusky for a weekend getaway. They stayed at a local inn and enjoyed sightseeing along the lakefront.
Betty Compson stars in The Stranger at Theatres S Grand as a tale of a London girl’s heart and regeneration. Dreamland features The Ghost Guy and a western and comedy program. both venues offer entertaining screenings.
Mrs. Joan Waller of Mannington West Virginia says seven years of illness with side pain numb spells and hot flashes improved after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She gained strength can do housework and garden again and recommends the medicine to all sick women.
The Oberlin mock conclave addresses women’s roles with speakers including Mrs. W. H. Chapis and MEL LaFollette. The article notes debate challenges and lists attendees and officers, highlighting calls to debate and nomination procedures.
Orurlin April 14. The Galese Women’s Debating Society will discuss the motion that the United States should participate in the World Court. The team from Denison will oppose. speakers include Sneile Keim and Virshin Peamdeather Morha Pierrea of Verma.
An anomalous ad fragment promises cure for rheumatism within four hours and describes a suppressive remedy with alleged toxins dissolved. It names Mr James T. Aten and Alleuri Hhrisively comayers, presenting a sensational sales pitch without clear efficacy or medical backing.
Mrs. and Mr. E Baumhardt Cleveland Avenue residents since 1968 celebrated 50 years of marriage with a church service at Evangelical Estene in Amherst. Baumhardt served 27 years on Black River Township Board of Education and held roles with Amherst Board of Education and local banks.
An explosion at a kitchen gas stove injured Mrs Joseph Brown of Cleveland Avenue while she attempted to light a out. She escaped with non life threatening burns and no critical injuries were reported.
An 18 month old boy from South Amherst died after a fall from stairs Sunday. He sustained a severe head wound and was treated by Dr. at the scene and transported for further care.
Piano students of E C Crowle performed at Amherst High School with baritone J, Miss Be Law, and others. Sunrise Easter services are planned for 7 AM at the Congregational church led by Caroline Guild. A small residence on Tenney Avenue burned slightly. roof damage to be repaired. Hospital annual meeting slated for April 16 at Town hall with three trustees to be elected. Social notes report visits among locals including Brennan, Dolan, and Kippley.
Rev. F. E. Eastman shows marked improvement after illness. George Balls was discharged from the local hospital to his home yesterday. Mrs. Henry Short visited Lor ng de yesterday, while Mrs. Homer Mullholland of the area was also noted in recent movements.
Cleveland residents attended the funeral of Mrs. Herbert Brown yesterday. Mr and Mrs Guner Egeland and family Mr and Mrs Iant Clannon, all of Cleveland, visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Egeland. Mrs George Eppley spent yesterday in Elyria.
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