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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1927

Page

11

Elyria narrative recalls draft cards and local events

A 40 year old summary notes 26 fit and 49 exempt from draft, 100 ordered for further examination. Elyria Firemen played a key role in a Huron county gathering, with local youths in white uniforms praised. Letters from Elyria youths in France reach anxious parents.

Elyria France

Pimples and Healings via Cuticura Regimen

Miss Hazel Brooks reports severe facial pimples and itching improved after two weeks of using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, finishing a course with three cakes and one ointment. The ad touts Cuticura products for daily toilet use including talcum and shaving sticks.

Hazel Brooks Cass Ave St. Louis Malden Setienes Sheri

Local Social Notes Highlight Area Households

A list of weekend visits and gatherings across Henrietta Henriezen area households. Guests include Emmerick, Haag, Broughton, Skinz, Becker, Kelly, Beiner, Snyder, Geissendoerfer, Kropf, Delefield, Court, Becker, Unger, Brown, Kelble, Brummitt, Buchs, Weldeman, Reig, and others with kinship and friendship visits noted in Elyria Lorain County.

Henriezaat A. R. Emmerick Lizzie Haag Berea Arthur Broughton Kent Ed. Skinz Rugby Mary Becker Louise Emmerick George Broughton Will Brown Henry Maxine L. M. ‘Kelly Fred Beiner Elyria Albert Snyder Eleanor John Geissendoerfer G. C. Becker Nelda Bernice Nelda Kropf Attel Louis Delefield Wallace Court Paul Court Oberlin Cleveland Melvin Unger Maylon Brown Esther Mabel Lois Pittsfield Ray Brown Frank Kelble Myron Brummitt Toledo Anna Buchs Elmer Buchs Amherat Harold Buchs Katie Weldeman Lawrence Reig Warren Theodore Reis Bertha Cherry Lorain C. C. Blekel Martiz Pippert Peter Buchs Henry Fiemano South Amherst Anna Bauman Anna Brown Leroy Painesville Henry Emmerick Paul Portman Harley Telford New Oberlin L. M. Kelly Henry Blumensteim William Austin Elizabeth Martin Fred Latteman Adam Date Flord Brewster G. ©. Becker R. H. Reighley Peter Reighley M. B. Peabody Chas Cook Lakewood Albert Brickman Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical Church Unger George Unger Ernc Archer Henry ‘Gleisner John Bohn Jr George Kreig Fred Kreig John Heldrick Philip Battenhouse Dorothy Phinney Naomi Snyder Conrad Adler John Lempke O. E. Peabody L. MM. Kelly Doris C. Undower Lafayette Kelly Charles Emmerick Louisa Emmerick Albert Reusser Carl Hasenpflug Brownhelm Helen S. Zabo Akron L. W. Kothe Vermilion-on-the-Lake Stacup Wendell Unger Berlin Heights Barbara Brown Barbara Latteman Birmingham Kings Herald Society M. E Sarah Emmerick Helen Bauman Lucile Born William Papp Lena Glessner Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church Fred Geussner Geo. Broughton Fred Lattemar L. Watson Ridgeville Wm. Jaeger Dorothy Kenny Crystal Beach H. Herrick Vermilion Pippett Martin Beck Amherst Henrietta Fred Wilford Baby Fred Wild Harry Burr Aliis Burr Bert Wild Florida M. S. Stacup G. M. Snyder Ed Hand Harmon Weiser Joe Hand

Local Family and Social Roundup in Elyria Area

Village notices recall multiple gatherings and visits across Amherst Vermilion and Lorain. Attendees include the Pippett and Unger families, Emmerick and Latteman households, plus numerous neighbors from Elyria and Cleveland. The record notes church events, reunions, school staff changes, and a Heidrick reunion with many relatives attending.

Obituary and Social Note From Wheatland Pennsylvania

Sadie Shank of Pittsburgh and her brother Charles of Wheatland Pennsylvania are named in the notice. He belonged to the Eagles and Knights of Pythians. Funeral services for Sadie Shank will be Sunday at 2 PM from Mrs. Blackburns home in Salem. Mrs Roy Burke hosted a quilting bee yesterday afternoon.

Henry Schleman Berea R. Vetter Epworth League M. E. Church John Bohn John Geissendoerfor Ladies Aid Society Ben Rauman John Geissendoertfer John Bauman Leonard Buchs Waite Angersbach Anna Wyttenbach Joe A. Mitten Millersburg H. K. Moore Henrietta Helen Birch Axtel Mary Schaffer Oberlin Marlon Kishman Vermilion Eva Anderson Nise Edith Kropf Lyda Latteman Marion Dudley Lawrence Louisiana Ray Brown Philip Altmiler Lawrence Larson Frank Berg Guigin Louis Sizabo Michael Wagner Elmer Akron Stephen Kiraly Cleveland Nicholas Meggser Lorain Joseph Szabe Elizabeth Karni Clevelnd Harry Stick Brownhelm John Smith Edith Kropf Helen Bireh Harold Coates Etta McDowells Lakewood Rose Morton Nola Bates Elbert Elyria Earl Bates Walter Walker R. B. Vincent Clyde Duane Bates Will Rosa Anna Coultrip Wakeman Wm. Coultrip Sadie Shank Pittsburgh Charles Wheatland Pennsylvania Eagles Knights of Pythians Blackburn Salem Roy Burke Ben Michael Wm. Dungls Willard Eppley J. Orcutt Amos Beetler George Ruth Helen Enslin Sueger India Linwood Park St. Peter’s Evangelical Church Women's Christian Temperance Union Methodist Church A. K. Jenne F. Snider

Needlecraft Club Hosts Social at Amherst Home

The Needlecraft Club met at Mrs. A. B. Roth’s Cleveland avenue home in Amherst on Thursday afternoon for a social gathering and a luncheon for seven members. In Salem, Ohio, W. E. McGee, a longtime ticket agent for the New York Central and Cleveland Southwestern and Columbus electric railways, died Thursday morning after a stroke, leaving a widow and two sisters. He had owned the Empire theater in Amherst and the Auditorium theater in South Amherst and ran a book store at his death.

Amherst Needlecraft Club A. B. Roth Cleveland Avenue W. E. McGes Salem New York Central R.A Cleveland Southwestern and Columbus Electric Railway Empire Theater Auditorium Theater South Amherst Lula Blackburn

London Ice Cream Vendors Pray for Sunshine

Italian ice cream manufacturers and vendors gathered at a Clerkenwell Road church to pray for sun. The scene echoed Italian custom of praying for rain to aid crops, illustrating the unusual weather swapping roles in London.

London Clerkenwell Road Italy

Wonderful For Indigestion! Bisurated Magnesia Ad

An advertising blurb promises instant relief for indigestion using Bisurated Magnesia in a non laxative form. It claims rapid effect on sourness nausea and after eating pains and encourages asking a druggist for purchase. The tone emphasizes pleasance and low cost.

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