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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1923
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sun Hill church and a moved event or anniversary. Names and details are unreadable, with multiple garbled words making the full item unclear. The main readable element is a church-related reference and a personal note, but concrete facts or dates cannot be determined.
The Women’s club of Oberlin plans a Washington’s Birthday reception at President and Mrs. H. C. King home 317 East ette February 32. Judge court at Columbus will speak that evening to Oberlin clubs gathered there.
Loretta Fowler of Oberlin aged 63 or 64 died Wednesday morning after a nine day illness. She leaves five children Miss Kate, Miss May, Miss Lora, Mrs Frances Elliott, and son Levis. Funeral services will be held Friday at 3 at the family home with Dr. Vee der Pyl in charge. Interment at Westwood cemetery. The community recalls her long Congregational church membership and Christian character. Also notes a D A B meeting set for Feb 9 at Mrs. L. E. Burgner residence.
Oberlin circle of the Childs Conservation League will meet Monday February 5 at 2 30 PM at 106 South Cedar Street hosted by Mrs EB Lyman Mrs Loise from China addressed the Wellington W C A girls on Wednesday afternoon a tureen supper followed at 6 PM News notes yellow fever efforts focus on South America with fish mentioned as a control measure
February notes from Bakers Crossing show Mr. and Mrs. J. Hollmer at Charles Hicks funeral in Spencer, fox hunt at Wellington, and visits among Hewitt and Estabrook families. M. W. Laborie improves. nurse discharged. Local injuries include Louise Siteki cutting fingers while buzzing weed. Calls pass with Labories and Hewitt households hosting visitors and Mrs. Hileman visiting Thomas Baglieh family.
An old time remedy touts Sage Tea and Sulphur to darken faded or gray hair. The ad claims the product, Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, can be used at home by applying with a sponge or brush, promising gradual, natural-looking darkening after each use.
Orrie Cole and companions traveled from Ashland and Sullivan to visit Dudley Cole in Charity hospital. E B Hewitt and E C Kelsey hosted a Tuesday gathering. A skating party on J F Helfer’s pond enjoyed good ice and its attendants reported a fine evening. Ray S Costes visited Wendington with her parents. Mrs Wayne Eaton and daughter from Rochester visited her parents. Jim Fash has left the election job for high tension work. Belgium wool mills history notes describe streams powering mills and wool brilliancy.
Mrs A A Saxton and Miss Sarah Hildrith visited Cleveland areas last week while Miss Maud Davies and Miss Regina Pitts joined Miss Genena Edmonds and her brother Henry Edmonds at a dance in Oberlin. The Campbell district PTA held a social with songs and speeches, planning to buy an organ. many locals attended fox hunts, dances, and family gatherings across Oberlin and nearby towns in early February.
Pain relief claim for joint and rheumatic aches through Sk Jacobs Oil. Ad claims no internal treatment needed and immediate soothing, urging readers to try a small trial bottle at drug stores for instant ease from aches and soreness.
Paubody and nine chiM ran all living in Lorain Co attended a family gathering. A great grandchild Gilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nell Hale of Elyria, was present. Mr. A A Saxton will go as a delegate to the Farmers Milk Association in Cleveland. Reports say Mr. and Mrs. George Wack are not as well this week. Mrs. L J Avery spent Wednesday with Mrs. Charles Avery at her home in Oberlin.
Dan Machvaak of Avella Pennsylvania was sentenced to seven years after pleading guilty to conspiracy tied to the fatal Cliftonville strike. Joe Wallace of Avella is to be arraigned Friday on a similar charge. Marshall Dean Nye, a Richmond Ohio prohibition officer, was arrested in Steubenville and held for theft of an automobile found in his possession. Patrolman Lawrences Heller of Wellsburg remains unconscious after a late night assault near his home. police lack leads to solve the case.
Florence B Richalle Camnmien president reports at a regional WCTU conference that plans will be made for a year of jubilee in September 1924. Officials hope to raise a Jubiles fund of 1 000 000. The article also notes British Labor Party opposition to unemployment dole and that over a million men receive weekly stipends.
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