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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1924

Page

7

Suburban Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Brownhelm and nearby towns record social visits from Tosencranz and Miss Hollstein to Amherst friends. Faculty and staff from The Spotlight attended a Avon Lake banquet. Students plan a poster contest with prizes up to 60 cents and a state bid. Bible study groups, lectures, and a Colonial Trio program are noted with dates in February.

Tosencranz Margaret Hollstein Ralph Godfrey Huldah Miller Jacob Selth Cleveland Arthur Northaim Apent Fred Schmaalz Artel Ruth Mills Wm. Marshall Raymond Wellmes Donald Lindsey Searchlinght Avon Lake Columbia E.G. Lesher Margaret Mollstein Newton Hollstein Lou Heller Amherst

Farmer's Institute schedule and church repairs in Ownhelm

The Farmer's Institute will meet in the sulugl auditorium Friday and Saturday February 15 and 16 with dinners by the Ladies Society of the Congregational church. Program includes discussions on plant adaptability to climate, poultry care, and farming profits led by F H Pens, Wm Moore, Nellie Woods, and others. services next Sunday to be held in the church due to repairs.

Ownhelm al Farmer's Institute Sulugl Priind Congregational Church Harold Hester Wident F. H. Pens Nellie Woods Mar Moore Cussion Howard Rogers Misa Nellie W. Moore C. G. Leimbach Rownhelm Aureh Etion Cooper Amos Bea- Mira DeWitt Baird Geo

Ministers' Conclave Set For Feb 21 22 in Oberlin

Beginning Monday Feb 21 and ending Wednesday Feb 22 the Congregational ministers conference will be held in Council Hall under the Graduate School of Theology. Rev Rufus N Jones of Haverford College will deliver the Haskell lectures with School of Theology faculty on the program.

Oberlin Council Hall Graduate School of Theology Rufus N. Jones Haverford College Haskell School of Theology

Plato and Pippert clothing store burglarized in Amherst

Amherst Feb. 4 The Plato and Pippert clothing store at Park and Church was burglarized Sunday morning. Thieves entered through a rear window and took about four hundred dollars worth of goods. Miss Lahiff discovered the scene on her way to church, and Mr. McGhee alerted Plato. back door found unlocked, suggesting items were removed the prior night.

Amherst Plato and Pippert Park and Church Street Plato

Autoist Arrested In Second Mishap In Amherst

In Amherst on Elyria avenue Mr. Wheatlan driving a Ford roadster in a drunken condition left the road and ditched. A second Ford driven by Mr. and Mrs. John Biggs from Cleveland avenue offered aid, but Wheatlan rammed the Biggs car, bending its rear fenders. Biggs then took Wheatlan to town where he was jailed for further inquiry. Wheatlan works at the U S Automatic Co.

Amherst Wheatlan Chisham Church Street Elyria Avenue John Biggs Cleveland Avenue Biggs U. S. Automatic Co

Amherst Club Social Activities and Church Notices

Amherst weekly social and church activities list events at local churches on Friday through Sunday. W F M Society hosts at Jackson Street. Ladies Society at Congregational church parlor. Stone Church Ladies Society at Forest Street. St Joseph parish card party. St Peters Evangelical Church events include council, P L meeting, Brotherhood, basketball games, and Ladies Aid hosts. Amherst residents, including Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Guild, invited to participate. several couples named as hostesses.

Amherst H. A. Williams Ruby Guild WF. M. Society M. E. Church Tatters Jackson Street Mra. Gay Orcutt Robert Paterson Ladies Society of the Congregational Church Ladies Society of the Stone Church Werner Zilch Forest Street Wm. Baetz E. Werner Conrad Zilch W. A. Tabbert St. Josephe Mary Plato Wm. Smith St. Peters Evangelical Church Brotherhood St. Peters First Presbyterian Brownhelm Independents

Musterole Advertises Flu Prevention Aid

An old Musterole ad touts its use against influenza pneumonia and congestion. It promotes rubbing on a warming, soothing salve to ease cold symptoms and claims early use may prevent serious illness. It notes milder forms for children and jars priced 35c and 65c.

Amherst Residents Visit Relatives in Nearby Cities

A list of Amherst area residents and relatives visiting Cleveland Lorain Oberlin and Lorain area cities over the weekend and Sunday. Names include Mr and Mrs E Worthington Fred and Ed Schaeffer Ben Schaeffer Ruth GC, John Schaeffer, Newton Williams, Beatrice Delbridge, Jentte Murray, H A Finnegan, Elmer Denechl, Dorothea Ernet, Charles Sipple and Klingbeil. Hospital call on Ernest Becker at St Josephs in Lorain.

E. Worthington Fred Cleveland Ben Schaeffer Fairport Marbor R. C. Schaeffer John Schaeffer Ore- Bon Wm. Schroeder Wm. Dangle Newton Williams Milan Amherst Ruth Columbus South Amherst R. E. Gibson H. E. Moore Beatrice Delbridge Oberlin Jentte Murrayv H. A. Finnegan Elmer Denechle Lorain George Rosencranz C. H. Ernet Dorothea Charles Sipple

Birthday and social notices from South Ridge area

Mrs Conrad Ernst and daughter Tessia attended Mrs John Embs birthday party at the home of her daughter Mrs Fred Kohl in Cleveland for her 65th birthday. Nestle Guild Club held its sixth annual oyster Fangee with 46 guests and games and music. Various families visited friends and relatives in South Ridge and nearby towns over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Walter Grobe, Marian, Mr and Mrs Ervin Epple, Mr and Mrs A Madill, Mrs Peter Ruth, Andrew Hessig improving, and others.

South Ridge Conrad Ernst Co Tessia John Emb Fred Kohl Cleveland Ernst Chas Nestle Guild Club Walter Grobe Marian Ergin Eppley A. Madill Peter Ruth Lorain Geo. Knittle Andrew Hessig Ernest Struck Elytia C. Peabody Frank Bechtel Flowond Darton Eva Bryant Mherin Road Warren Collies Hartford

Local social notes list Sunday visitors and midweek calls

Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs Sweet Jr and Mrs J P Bechtel were guests on Tuesday after NOG. Mr and Mrs Grover Sanker and family and Henry Merthe of Ecco spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Ervin Eppley and Mr and Mrs Mervin Schubert. They visited the formers Binder Ben Schubert and family at Purfield.

Longhon Family Mark 60th Birthday With Party

On January 30 relatives gathered at John M. Longhon’s home to celebrate his sixtieth birthday. Nineteen attendees enjoyed a four course dinner, birthday cake and gifts including an electric lamp and books. J Howard Bartter hosted a toast filled program with letters read from relatives while out-of-town guests added to the gathering.

Longhon John M. Longhon Doon Lonzhon Hoon J. Howard Bartter Burton Ross William J. Longdon Columbus Jerome Walker Ionia Moses Ross Jerome Cole Ione Frank Longbon E. Hawke North Eaton Mary Sumner Edith Longdon Berea George Stevdhcont, Jr Cleveland Clarence Smith Fields Corners Emil Smith Jonas Bostard

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Clear Skin

Advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle cure to cleanse blood and bowels like calomel without sickness. It claims improved skin, elimination of bad breath and dull feelings, urging a nightly dose for a week with 15c or 30c prices.

Dr. Edwards Edwards

Social notes and obituaries from Ridgeville area

Wednesday social calls include Mrs Rov Qsheena Miss Tone Cole and others while Frank Smith suffers food poisoning from a misstep. Funerals for E M Adams and Rev Hanawalt noted with services at Euclid Boulevard.

Tone Cole North Eaton Gertrude Fern Pinckney Fred Smith Lee Walker Baby Vaomag Dair’s Fielda Carpers John Longboa, Jr Oberlin Hattia Krumell H. Farmer A. Young H. Wight Mill Cleveland Euclid Blvd Rev Hanawalt Methodist Church Hers

Barberton Greenwich road project tops county work

Ashland Feb 4 The Barberton Greenwich road improvement is the sole project planned by the county commissioners for consideration in the financing and road program.

Ashland Bar-berton-Greenwich

Auto crash injures six students and staff at local college

A collision involving a student and staff member at Aehlasd College left six people bruised while four companions were unsettled. The driver of the other vehicle fled the scene, and responders aided the injured as authorities began inquiries into the incident. The County Horse Freteanvs Association is currently using its funds for a banquet.

Carlton Cory Reed Aehlasd College County Horse Freteanvs Askinad Association Baaquete

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