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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1928
Page
16
The Amherst South Amherst column outlines multiple holiday events. Congregational and Methodist churches host services and productions from December 23 to December 24, with rehearsals, one act plays, and musical parts. Local society gatherings include the Ladies Aid and Dime societies with entertainments and refreshments.
John O'Leary, longtime Second Ward supervisor in Buffalo, recommends Peterson's Ointment after years of piles and skin ailments. He credits rapid relief and urges readers to try the remedy available from druggists, noting a big box costs 35 cents for treating sores ulcers eczema rashes burns and more.
Sunday guests from Elyria include Missea Jennie Wellwood and Nan Goodall at the Duncens. Carlisle visitors Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Strickler called on local families as did Cleveland visitors Mr. and Mrs. George Wright. Amherst business trips included Tom Armbly and Martin Schroeder. Clyde Bartlett's family visited Earl Bartlett in Pittsfield. Local residents attended a Hickory Tree Grange meeting in Amherst with many couples present. Clarence Albright and Mrs left for College Station Texas to spend winter with a brother. Local church group Pere Meeting notes list several attendees from Amherst. Frank Griffin was summoned to adjust matters with his grandmother Mrs A. Davis.
North Russia notes list C Gentes and family of Lorain visiting Ed Berg and Miss Kate Gentes from Elyria. Mrs Marsh Anderson attended a bridge party in Lorain on Tuesday. Miss Hazel Gibson visited Albert Haists in Lorain on Sunday. Fred Berg and family were Sunday visitors.
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