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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1931
Page
10
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce warns residents to scrutinize solicitors selling extracts bandages and merchandise at homes. It states no permit exists for house to house sales and warns against charities claims. The Chamber urges patronizing local merchants with verifiable guarantees and notes it cannot halt soliciting.
Elva Stanfield and Clyde Stanfield with family travel to Gary Indiana while Henry Smith and Frank Chase families visit Cleveland. Mrs Ralph Weiss of Wellington and sister Mary Weiss visit Elizabeth Chamberlain in Lorain and Marion. Corinne Murray visits Creston and H F Reiske repairs improve a machine shop building porch. Chamberlain joins niece La Dema Weiss in Cleveland for a week. she stays for a week.
Mr and Mrs Marlin Gott and family spent Sunday at Welling ton with Mrs Howard Norris and family. Misses Myrtle and Ruth Liver more spent Thursday and Friday with their sister Mrs Joy Leit ner in Whitefox. Miss Theola Mohns has gone to Michigan to spend an indefinite time.
In chapter 41, Ann Carmichael reconciles with Roy, while Lady Mooring recounts a tangled past involving Roy, Lee Lawson, and Roy’s half brother Hilary. Roy shields Lady Mooring and faces threats from Hilary as Ann learns the truth, forgives Roy, and the lovers profess their commitment as tensions resolve.
Readers note a sequence of social visits across Oberlin and nearby towns. Howard Kriederman and family spent days in Michigan while relatives visited Oberlin homes. Several couples hosted and traveled to Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Detroit areas for gatherings, with attendance from Hales, Hawley, McConnells, Leach, and Pratt families among others.
A Cleveland era style testimonial recounts Walter Hastings of Elyria Ohio finding relief after six years of kidney and liver troubles with Emtona. He reports back pain rheumatic pain and poisons cleared after two bottles and urges others to try Emtona via Muir's Cut Rate Drug store 413 Broad Street in Kiyria.
Local dry cleaners recover forgotten items from pockets with men more often than women. Lodge pins money letters and odd items surface, including a pin worth eighteen hundred dollars and a love letter that sparked embarrassment when found in a coat pocket.
Wheaton of Wakeman Mrs Forest Handley spent several days in Elyria with her parents Mr and Mrs Guy Taylor and two daughters Mr and Mrs Hollis Rice of Ashland Mrs Jennies Rivers of Sullivan Mr and Mrs F E Biddinger and son of Elyria Mr and Mrs S W Rice of Sullivan were Sunday callers at the Forest Rice home Miss Sylvia Solida finished her tutoring work in Elyria and is spending a short time at home with her parents.
Rev and Mrs Kyle Booth and daughters from Peoria Illinois called on Mr and Mrs A J Jovse in Birmingham on their way to Youngstown and Negly to visit parents and friends in Washington D C. Clent Ennes of Norwalk a former resident of this section aged 51 died Monday evening in Norwalk.
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