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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1925

Page

7

Babson on Autos Will Carry Passengers Of The Future

Babson Park Mass April 23 Roger W Babson says buses are here to stay as a key link in urban and interurban transport. He foresees railroads and street cars sharing freight and passenger roles, with motor coaches dominating 25 years ahead and air travel rising. He cautions about investments, but notes strong prospects for street railway securities and freight-focused steam railroads.

Babson Park Mass Roger W. Babson Mr. Babson New York Chicago St. Louis

Elyria Druggists Offer To All Who Suffer Stomach Agony

Local druggists promote Menthe-Pepsin as a quick fix for indigestion gas and stomach discomfort. Ad claims dramatic relief and restored comfort with one dose, noting over 6,000 bottles sold in a New Jersey town last year and promising a money back feel good guarantee.

Elyria Celf C. W Menessini New Jersey

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Norfolk Woman

Mrs J A Jones of Norfolk Virginia reports using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound since June 19X and seeing dramatic health improvements through the Change of Life. She says doctors advised surgery before discovering the remedy and now enjoys robust health and urges other women to try the medicine.

Norfolk Virginia Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs J. A. Jones Ey Avenue

Funeral Services for Mrs James Finney Held in New London

Funeral services were held at Mrs James Finney's rural home after her death Monday morning. Burial followed at Medina. Other items note Katherine McClellan hosting a Sunday dinner party with guests Albert Woods Phillip White Evelyn O'Hara Margarette Barrer and Robert White. Peter Rosin sold his shoe shop to Charles Roma of Sandusky who assumed ownership immediately. The Rosens moved to Columbus to run a pool room and restaurant. Mrs Jenia Bracey sold her news depot and plans to vacate. The New London team defeated Greenwich 12 to 7 on the local diamond Friday. A telegram from Mrs M C Ferguson's sister in South Hyon Michigan prompted her to depart. Bridge club at four abias featured Mrs Dr Ernst and Mr John Hogsett winning high honors. Social visits noted among local families. Clarence Beantr Shoppe opens. Mrs Godfrey of Columbus visiting.

New London James Finney Medina Katherine McClellan Albert Woods Phillip White Evelyn O'Hara Margarette Barrer Robert White Peter Rosin Charles Roma Sandusky Jennia Bracey Greenwich M. C. Ferguson South Hyon Michigan Frank Gilbert Abias Abias of Bridge Last Friday Events. Mrs. Dr. Ernst and Mr. John Hogsett W. M. White A. E. White Isabel Bigelow A. W. White Broughton Paul Bracey Miller Lard Fay Bunnell J. L. Rickenbrod Akean

Local North Ridge social notes sweep through Wooster visits

Mr and Mrs Clark Blackman motored to Wooster Sunday to visit daughter Dorothy. Mrs Charles Chamberlain of Ruggles visited her mother Minnie Watson Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jee Sly move to Painesville this week. Mr and Mrs B A Stillson of Indiana spend the week with friends. Ernestine Bigelow works at N L Ponter Co. Mr and Mrs Leroy Baker bought a new Packard coach. Harry Farmer ill with the flu. Mr and Mrs James Bonney and Mr and Mrs Dean of Cleveland spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Skeese and Mr and Mrs Clarence Burk.

Clark Blackman Wooster Dorothy Charles Chamberlain Ruggles Minnie Watson Jee Sly Painesville Indiana Ernestine Bigelow N. L. Ponter Co Leroy Baker Packard Harry Farmer

Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Travel

The column lists numerous visits and gatherings among regional residents. Guests include W Burke and wife at Bellevue, S Sprinkle of Fitchville with D W Wills, Bernard Crowell and son from Cleveland with sister Mrs Wim Gibb, Leroy Baker and others in Mansfield and Dayton. Ed Coleman owns a new Maxwell sedan and Dorsey of the Tourist restaurant is improving slowly.

S. Sprinkle Fitchville D. W. Wills Bernard Crowell and Son Cleveland Wim. Gibb J. ¢. Hall Leroy Baker Mansfield Ed Coleman Eva Willis H. D. Wills Ashland

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Babson Holland Woney Dare Gishattour Dachtler & Dachtler Elyria Style Alfred Decker & Coln J. J. Bectesen Fred Eccles Edison Robert Hammond Wellingon HC. Sellars Daugher Francis Clarence Beantr Godfrey Columbus Samuel Fast Fay Co Broad Street Coats James Bonney Dean Skeese Clarence Burk Hearov Crandalys Krug ILA. Myers W. Philips Hurston Beverly Ct W.E. Patton Ltd St Next W. Burke Bellevue Charles Fast Samurel Fast Guy Swangep Dayton D. Weaver Ethel Sackett East F. E. Dorsey Algeria Automobile Insurance Association L. H Wadsworth Elyria Block F.E. Decker 12Th St Day’s Hardware
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