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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1923
Page
4
Phil Gott and Mrs G M Knapp host kin in Rochester for a wedding style gathering. The event centers on family ties with local relatives present to celebrate.
Mrs Charles Pomeroy and daughters visit A H Pomeroy as the Farmers Institute set for January 4 and 5 with Floyd Buswell in charge. Grange hall hosts dinners and displays while local pupils perform and schools take vacation. Numerous families share Christmas dinners with relatives from Elyria, Cleveland, and Akron, with a Colonial quartet recital drawing a packed crowd.
Christmas visits and dinners frame community life with Mr. and Mrs. Myers entertaining in Oberlin and Rochester. Funeral services were held for Frank J. Lewis at the Methodist church as relatives gather from Berea, Elyria, and North Eaton. Viola Ruth remains ill while Acme Grange plans their New Year oyster dinner and officer installation.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy that soothes inflamed throat membranes and kills germs. It claims creosote is a principal healing agent recognized by the medical fraternity and promises relief for chronic coughs bronchitis and other throat and lung diseases with a guaranteed refund if not satisfied.
Christmas visitors joined Amherst residents including Mr and Mrs H R Cunningham and family and Mr and Mrs F Eschtruth plus Mr and Mrs J D Date and son Reuben. Other travelers included Ohio State University student Donald Eschtruth, Homer Langton, Baldwin Wallace students Harold White and John Wilson, and relatives in Mt Gread and Avon Lake as Christmas guests. Merle McCullough and William Cunningham traveled to Cleveland on business, with many families gathering for the holiday at home.
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