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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1928
Page
2
Social and shopping trips recur through the week with Elyria Amherst and Cleveland linked. Attendees include Fern Hahn Grace Hahn and many locals at dances visits and shop runs. A Ladies Society event and a five hundred game mark the highlights with family gatherings and PTA activities nearby.
Radio listings show two dozen stations and networks broadcasting acts from Morgan Sisters to Langines and The Captivators. Entries note times from 4:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. and include orchestras, singers, and garden music routed to stations such as WEAF WTIC WCSH WCAE KSD WHO and others.
Radio listings from United Press outline programs for WEAF WNAC WIZ Stromberg Carlson hour KDKA and WORX. Highlights include He Knew Lincoln Chicago Opera Jewels of the Madonna and Little Symphony Orchestra with Red Apple Club slots across stations and time slots.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor in Vivian street a farewell gathering honored Dard Ness before he leaves Elyria for Lockgelly Scotland. The event featured games singing and a late luncheon for numerous guests including Miss Jennie Wellwood and many Amherst residents.
A dense schedule listing a day of radio programs across WEAF and affiliated stations. It includes musical performances by orchestras and ensembles, soloists, health talks, detective bureau topics, and readings. The lineup features conductors, composers, and notable presenters alongside venue or station identifiers.
A local account claims Nurita product heals the mother of 88 with sciatica and related pains without narcotics. The article asserts immediate relief after a few doses and promises money back if unsatisfied, urging readers to ask their druggist for Nurita guarantees.
Evangelical League Christian Endeavor at West Ridge home with six new members added. Choir practice, Needle Guild host promised, and several local visits noted. Attendance included 24 members and 12 visitors. Community members from Elyria Vermilion and Cleveland listed with varied visitations and weekend engagements.
In Pittsfield on February 6, A. E. Nash, Fred Kruger, H. L. Couleen, A. Mille and Walter Green traveled to Clyde on business. Wade Nash suffered tonsillitis at his parents home, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nash. Mr. and Mrs. Evans of Wellington visited Sunday with friends Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Radcliffe and family.
Mrs Eugene Sites returns home after five weeks with Miss Geneva Crawford in Adrian Michigan. Mrs A J Derek visits daughter Mrs Jack Anton and family in Michigan. Pearl Eppley visits Huth Hunger in West Ridge. Mr and Mrs Ford Johnson and Wade Johnson of LaGrange call on E Sites. Mrs Nettie Eldred attends joint Ladies Aid and Missionary societies meeting at Emma Emme Fowl’s home.
An old advertisement promotes a Bayer Aspirin gargle for tonsillitis or sore throat. It instructs dissolving two Bayer tablets in water to gargle thoroughly, repeating after two hours if needed. It warns to use only genuine Bayer Aspirin marked with the Bayer Cross and notes boxes of twelve tablets are inexpensive.
A vintage advertisement touts Dare's Mentha Pepsin as a strong remedy for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims builds a strong stomach, supports digestion, and guarantees relief or money back. Thousands of bottles sold daily across druggists.
The Murray Ridge Symphony performed for a program by the Parent Teacher Association of Middle Ridge on Friday. Art Fealer visited his father Tom Fesler in Elyria Thursday evening. Miss Winifred Decker of Oberlin College visits her parents in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Art Fesler spent Sunday with Lorain friends. The Murray Ridge School plans a basement pool under the schoolhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Eppley and Miss Pearl Eppley attended a bridge party at East Avenue hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lon Callwall.
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