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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1927

Page

6

Wakeman Social News Notes Frequent Local Visits

April 21 report lists residents and visitors including Frank Kuitts of Sandusky. Oberlin visitors N E Dawes. Duncan Robertson family. H D Peabody hosts. Emma Parker mother visit. Ed Ford moving to Brushwood to care for Mrs Cyrus Hand. Mack Brown improving. Lorain visitors Glading and Stewart family. Bury George visit Wakeman. Ira Ivy Graf ton. Phillip Herman Kipton. Lloyd Brothers Grafton. Juanita Martin Lakewood. Madeline Burk Toledo. Doc Brown Lake BRady. Emma Parker attends Brighton high school play. Max Peabody moves to new home.

Wakemen Ancre Frank Kuitts Sandusk George Campbell N. E. Dawes Oberlin Duncan Robertson H. D. Peabody Clarence Draper Brighton Emma Parker Ed. Ford Elyria Ray Hand Brushwood Cyrus Hand Mack Brown N. R Glading Lorain Hugh Stewart Wastly Glading Wakeman Sunny Bury George Ira Ivy Grafton Phillip Herman Kipton Lloyd Brothers H. H. Martin Juanita Martin Lakewood Mexine Burk Toledo

Local residents visit family and rest at home

Mr and Mrs Lee Scott return from a week with friends in Cleveland. George Parsons moves into the Scotts tenant house on Friday. Miss Juanita Burntey of Knet Fourth Street, Elysia, visits aunt Mrs Roy Kenyon. Mr Raymond Dodd is confined at home with a cold. Miss Carla Nedline of Liyrix visits parents and sister in Wakeman Sunday.

Lee Scott Cleveland George Parsons See Scotts Fourth Street Elysia Roy Kenyon Raymond Dodd Miss Carrla Nefdlne Liyrix Ot Wakeman

Travellers Tie Up at Toledo and Petersburg News

Mr Harry Shafer and a North Carolina boy joined Harold Whitney to Toledo for duties on the steamer Henry C Frick after Easter with relatives in the city. Mr and Mrs William Whitten return from St Peters burg Florida where they spent the winter.

Harry Shafer Boyiond North Carolina Harold Whitney Toledo Henry C Frick Willam Whitten St Petersburg Florida

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Beat Bad Breath

Pleasant sugar coated tablets claim to relieve bad breath by gently stimulating bowels and liver to natural action. The olive colored tablets purport to purify the system without calomel effects and are sold by druggists for 6 or 6 in boxes.

Edwards F. M. Edwards

Noted English Scientist Discovers Key Light Colors for Cure

A renowned English scientist reports that green blue and orange are the most useful colors in light therapy for curing ailments. He notes a new device can view small details in eyes and even blood corpuscles. Lymphroma mirrors the condition caused by sixteen illnesses.

Milk Preservation Breakthrough Cuts Spoilage Window

A new method enables milk to be produced and kept in good condition for 96 to 120 hours. This advance could extend storage life and reduce waste across supply chains.

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