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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1925

Page

11

Father of Oberlin professor dies at 91 in Sandusky

H F Gehrkens father of K W Gehrkens of the conservatory faculty died at Sandusky. He was 91, nearly blind and deaf, but remained mentally clear and followed world affairs via read aloud by others. Mother died last October. Also in Oberlin, a small fire behind the News printing office damaged a fence, quickly put out by the fire department. Prehistoric Man is announced as the lecture topic with sessions Thursday and Friday at the Sev- room.

Oberlin H. F. Gehrkens K. W. Gehrkens Conservatory Sandusky Professor Gehrkens R. L. Petty Lakewood Jennie Jaeger Milan Avenue Bert Sanders Josephine Gilles St. Josephs Church

Tanlac Promises Health with Weight Gain and Wellness

A testimonial claims seven years of stomach trouble cost money until six bottles of Tanlac made the speaker well and happy, gaining 20 pounds. The ad touts Tanlac as nature’s tonic and builder from roots and herbs, improving digestion and blood, urging readers to buy at the druggist and try Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.

Oberlin and Lorain County Club Activities Highlight April Events

Educational department of the Oberlin Woman's club met at Mrs J B Harnard's on Forest street with talks on the Art of India and a portrayal of Bedtime by Miss Sarah Prince. The event included remarks by Mrs F R Jeffery and a bridal reception in Lorain. Reverend Dr. Graham spoke at Mt. Union Seminary and Oberlin College plans a literary supplement. Community notes cover Amherst aging resident Mrs Sarah Jackson, YWCA needlework, village council paving estimates, parking space for physicians, levy petitions, Concordia Club social, and Lorain track preparations.

Erance Laboratory Jamee H. McGregor Columbia University Oberlin Woman's Club J. B. Harnard Forest Street F. ER. Jeffery India Sarah Prince Jesse Ford Charles Habel St. Petersburg Fla Habel Florida South Eva Bryant North Russia Moses Kolhe Carlisle Bryant Loram County Jean Thomas W. Graham Oxford Club Mt. Union Seminary Graham Oberlin College Oberlin Review Charles Holmes Herty New York Organel Chemical Manufacturers’ Association of America Severance Laboratory Holmes United States Amherst Sarah Jackson Jackson Hotel Young Womans Society of The M. E. Church Wm. Coburn Milan Avenue Jackson W. Martina Concordia Club Lutheran Church Olga Redman Hertha Segert Lorain County Elyria

Amherst Sy Mis8 LUCY HOM wedding in Lorain

The April 22 marriage at St. Joseph's Catholic church united Elnora Wohlver daughter of Mr and Mrs Peters Wohlver to Willard R Holden son of Mrs Francis Holden Lorain. Rev Fr Eiseben officiated with Lohengrin’s wedding march by Agnes Sablff on organ. Bride wore canary georgette with yellow bouquet.

Amherst Elnora Wohlever Peters Wohlever Willard R. Holden Francis Holden Lorain St. Joseph's Catholic Church Eiseben Agnes Sablff Georgette John Michael Edward Heeps

Olive Tablets by Dr Edwards Promote Gentle Laxative Relief

A vintage ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute for constipation and torpid liver. The product promises no griping, soothing vegetable laxative effects, tongue cleansing benefits, and quick, pleasant results from nightly use at 15 or 30 cents.

Edwards Calomel Dr. Edwards

Jealous Honeymoon Tensions and a Hidden Chest

Michael and Lilah quarrel over jealousy and a so called Mr Saph, while Aunt Mary laments aging. A letter from Thorber reveals a locked chest left by Lilah’s mother to be delivered on the wedding day, contents unknown, prompting curiosity at Aunt Mary's tea.

Michael Lilah Mr. Saph Marshall Eloise Mary George Thorber Lileh Tharbe Michaell

First Evangelical Church Meeting at Mrs Holzhauer Home

Local church group gathered Monday evening to discuss buying and sewing church linens. Refreshments served to several members and the hostess.

First Evangelical Church Ellen Holzhauer Peter Becker Henry Bechtle W. H. Schibley Walter Bechtle Clayton Springer P. V. McGamy F. R. Powers Elyria Nick Gulgin Kipton Clarence Knott Vermillion Amherst Hospital R. K. Tisdale H. A. Williams H. McCracken Lorain Cleveland Henry Short E. Ewing George Walker Arthur Squires Blaine Katharine White

Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle Solved Clues

Puzzle guide explains how to fill a pictorial crossword with single letters in white squares. Across clues include in the picture metal dish United States of America abbr epoch conjunction raise and more. Down clues list dried plum synonym conscious drama sung form railroad car rogue sun and other entries.

Leach White United States of America

Arbor day observance and school events in Fields

Fields April 22. Arbor day was observed at Fields schools by planting trees and exercises. A cantata titled The Conquering Cross by the choir with three classes will be given at the church on May 3. Dinner in society rooms April 18. Local visits include Miss Krusie of Dover with Miss Bessie Harding and Mrs Cole of Elyria with sister Mrs Darr. Swings of illness noted for Mr T Darr and others. Melvin Fishburn injured at school. Mrs Rowe recovering from flu. Florence Fishburn weekend visit. Miss Join Sweets with flu. Lamphere suffering from severe cold. Rev Kinsley and wife staying in parsonage, left for Cleveland hospital.

Fields Fields Schools Krusie Dover Bessie Harding

Advises Young Girls to Use Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription

Mrs Irene Graser of Toledo shares a testimonial urging young girls growing into womanhood to take Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She claims it helped her develop naturally, strengthened nerves, and restored health after weakness and headaches. The ad promotes the tonic in liquid or tablet form and offers a 10 cent trial package and free advice.

Thierce Irene Graser Elizabeth St Toledo Dr. Pierce

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