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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
11
Waukegan reports a woman loses mail beads of modest value yet high sentiment. A caller offers a large reward but the finder demands one dollar for the trouble. Police condemn the finder as a thief and urge immediate return to avoid trouble.
Mrs. Henry Krueck ofain called on her parents Mr and Mrs John Simms Sunday afternoon. The Simms family and guests visited Dick Tehgon, spent Sunday with Simms and Ed Susan of Ele called on Theodore Grills and Emily. Joe McCanley of Elyria called. Lorain and Oberlin visits noted. Several families hosted guests and attended a performance at Seth's Palace in Cleveland. Mrs Henry Ernst and children visited Be. O Pope for Sunday dinner. Drusendahl is suffering medical issues.
The Missionary meeting at Hourfetta HIE hosts Mr and Mrs Theodore Grills and many families from Elyria and Town Line road. Guests include Henry Sharer, Harley Wilson, Arch ie Yost, George Amherst, and Persis Squires among others as they share dinners and celebrations. Mrs A W Mason plans to entertain the Ladies Aid Society on December 5.
Thanksgiving gatherings fill Town-Line North with visitors from Elyria Lorain Amherst and Detroit as families host relatives. The long roster includes the Dellefields Haases Reneses Henes and Shuberts with dinners and dances marking the holiday weekend.
Advertises Creomulsion as a medical discovery to treat persistent coughs colds and throat troubles. Claims creosote based formula soothes inflamed membranes stops irritation and inhibits germ growth with a money back guarantee if not relieved.
Carlisle residents report Thanksgiving hospitality with guests from Elyria Strongsville Center and New Eaton. Local families, including the McMullens of Elyria and Chester Carpenter, hosted relatives. Mrs Brazee and Mrs Jackson plan an indefinite stay while others returned from Toledo and Shiloh visits conclude.
Tim Sullivan purser of the Panama Corinto reports a near pirate attack on October 28. A small, mean looking craft fired a puff from its bow as Corinto prepared to defend with a one pounder and Winchesters found aboard. Whales sighted ahead quieted the crew and the danger faded.
Mrs Edwin Elyria and Mr and Mrs J E Reisinger with daughter Ella and Archis Weston visited Dorrin Cleve. LaPorte Ladies Aid Society to meet at a local home. Many neighbors shared Thanksgiving visits and gatherings with the Ward, Smith, and Smith families. A new LaPorte road project is noted as welcome once finished.
A storied cottage near the Odd Fellows Hall in Sellersburg crosses the Kentucky line and is said to be haunted with goblin mysteries. Civil War veteran James Cain stayed there, later collapsing at a Jefferson County station. A $5 reward allegedly remains for a witness who spends a night inside the house.
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