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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1927
Page
5
Birmingham County Line reports 32 in the M E Sunday school at Birmingham Sun day morning on April 14. The note cites Harry Weideman as the source for the county line entry on the Birmingham area.
John L Wilberg returns home from New York after wintering there. Mrs Onin Gruge and son Robert spent time at the Funk hone with others. Dan Wisler and two sons plus Mr and Mrs Stanstum of Tivria joined relatives over Sunday. Mia J. Stotter visited Cleveland. John Tolzhayer and children from Lorain visited Sanders family. Kenneth and Walter Altmiller, recently ill, are improving.
Nine Times Prexy Mr and Mrs C W Laynseure were Elma visitors Sunday evening. The W C T U was held at the home of Mrs P J Kuiehfes Wednesday afternoon. J Dewisen has purchased the Drisat lots of south precinct. Mr Louis Hotvnaner spent Sunday afternoon with the Hartman family. Mrs WOOP Funk retires from Closiland and her spouse do week virtue. ler children Mrs Kalloon Ihsoto called on friends of Counts Lane Tuesday. Mrs Mabel Moulder of Maat Cleveland Wyspendlur goes ten days with Mr and Mrs WwW. A Moulder. Harold are oad of lysan, as spending his ester vacate ba weth with tiantamivircimts, Mi and Als GA. Mordatt
Warrinu Bridway visited Mr and Mrs J C Parker on Sunday. Mrs J oJ Stroller and Mrs Charley Latteman with Lawrence and Carcelledoon spent Tuesday in the end. Mra Ira Kip hoger attended LacGaange on Sunday. EJ faiths busy spraying his trust orchard last week. Mrs thatty Mepes and pert Thupeds wet visited. Adam Hurt and PB Fleury of Wichbald Ohio spent last week. Jarney Snyder visited Thursday afternoon. Tracks Ltd owned by Teddy Wickens in town hosts Tracks for Easter vacation. Harald Ives of Oberlin spent Saturday with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Adam Harn. Mrs Quis West and family, home from Finntington, back here. Junior high class presented Why Smithy Left Home on Saturday April 6.
Mrs L Feathers of Cedar Street reports relief from severe headaches and attacks after using Pleasant Pet lets liver and stomach remedy. She says the product helps regulate her system and ward off illness, praising its effects and affordability.
Miss El at Smyth of Dover and Mr Smyth and family of Cleveland spent Sunday with their sister Mrs Mima Lewis of blood and with Rose Chambers who has been staying with her sister in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs William Jones of Ninth street Lorain visited their brother John Morus and family Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Malcolm Besse and Mr and Mrs Harvey Chambers were guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Lawson at East Cleveland Sunday afternoon. Mr Harvey Stoughton, wintering in Florida, returned home last Friday. Mr and Mrs Dugan, guests of their brother Mr Thoris Steinebring, returned to Killbuck Ohio yesterday. Urdes Windows are washed dried and polished all with one simple instrument.
A Paris pianist injured in an accident is said to have received 20 000 francs for a finger graft to replace a stiff finger. A mention notes Ih Uebaum produced in minute quantities from hydrogen in Germany.
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