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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1926
Page
8
Municipal Judge Gee E F Skee was chosen to lead Cleveland's delegation to the state American Legion convention in Elyria from September 1 to 13. The group will discuss legislation for veterans benefits and an orphan's home, as reported from Cleveland.
Carlisle area records a busy weekend with visits from Van Arsdales Krebs and Emily at Columbia Vermilion on the Lake and fields near LaGrange plus several gatherings at Fields Corners and Kippewa Lake. Local families such as Smith Wacker Jackson and Biermaher hosted and attended reunions, dinners, and a homecoming service at LaPorte Methodist Church.
Jesse Rogers of Daghaer markets Kerker’s Asthma and Hay Fever Remedy claiming four years of relief. The ad notes the product is produced by Kerker Medicine Co and an Elyria distributor, with address details and endorsements.
Harold Spangler investigated the Gilboa cemetery where a red light over pioneer graves frightened residents. He saw a red lantern hanging from a tree and concluded local youths staged the ghost to scare passersby, ending weeks of spooky sightings.
Residents and visitors from Elyria, Lorain, and nearby towns shared reports of drives, calls, and gatherings. Frequent trips included stops to Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, and Amherst with relatives, friends, and family events noted along LaGrange Road and Chestnut Ridge. A Philippine government expense figure closes the column.
City records report a $100 fine for possession of intoxicants and a court date for John Loury after a raid on his barn. Oberlin receives $24,455.02 from county funds. funeral services announced for Mrs. Jennie Wilkinson. reception for visiting Floridian Mrs. W and M. Reiehard. Oberlin Window Fair committee lists released.
The ad claims saturated Magnesite powder tablets safely ease stomach upset from overeating and gas. It touts low cost and wide use with a simple dose and water, noting it helps thousands enjoy meals without fear of indigestion.
Mrs Happerty visits Pascomb Cottage Clarify Oberlin social notes list guests and departures from Oberlin College area including Mrs Vera Locke Miss Elizabeth Hendrixson Rev Bosworth Dr Rakestraw and others visiting at homes on Forest Street and nearby. Exercises at a state school in Germany feature a wheel exercise.
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