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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1922
Page
9
Advertises Mentho-Sulphur as a cure for broken out skin eczema and rashes. Claims rapid improvement the next day and germ destruction. Advises readers to obtain a small jar from a druggist and apply like cold cream.
Mr and Mrs Ed Malory and their son OTm of 120 Chestnut Street monitored to Napoleon Saturday and spent Easter with relatives, sharing travel and family time.
The Elyria high school presents a preparatory orchestra with mainly young players practicing twice weekly and a larger regular orchestra with thirty seven members. The concert in the high school auditorium Friday at eight features full ensemble pieces, violin and trombone solos, a cello French horn duet, and a quintet. Also included are details of a recent Lorain wedding, a 70th birthday celebration for Al Cox, and upcoming ministerial association activities at Oberlin with lectures on religious education and Syrian Palestine.
A wide range of church and civic group events fill the community this week. Many societies including the Ladies Auxiliary, Daughters of Scotia, Y M C A, and Woman's Civic Club plan meetings, socials, and religious programs with multiple circles and circles at various addresses and times.
The Lord's Supper was administered by Rev. Bourquin with Rev. J. Bishop assisting. An afternoon service drew a good crowd. In the evening the primary department performed a pleasing program with solos by Mrs. Nellie Gregory and Paul Wainwright. Irving Shepherd backed Nellie on cello, Edith Rimbach played organ, C. Lachahee accompanied Paul on violin, and Miss Maxine Carroll sang with violin and organ accompaniments by Lachahee and Loeffler respectively.
Meetings at St Patricks Church Circle 3 and Circle 2 entertain at the church. St Johns Evangelical Lutheran notes a 7 30 Easter service with Rev Flow Loose. St Andrews Episcopal classes and auxiliaries meet this week. Methodist Circle 6 hosts a tureen dinner with Nesda mes Fowls Schubert Edwards and Scott as hosts.
Local society items list visits and travels of residents from Beverly Willoughby and Lorain. Mentioned are dances, concerts, Easter travel, marriages in Gladwin Michigan, births on Telegraph Road, and guests visiting from Reading Ohio and Cleveland.
Miss Claire Friday of West River street and Miss Ashbrook a former settlement worker at Western Heights in the city. A number of Eivrians called on Almaron Pelton of Litchfield who celebrated a birthday. Vivian Seward visited friends in Lorain yesterday.
Admissions list names and streets followed by a note on infant senses at birth. It mentions light touch temperature and taste, with hearing developing on the third or fourth day. Includes references to Mrs Korb Wade Buck Rich and KR.
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