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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1927
Page
7
Oberlin reports George P Guiheric a Ohio State student chosen to represent Lorain county on the statewide Committee of 88 to foster closer ties between the state university and Ohio State. Guthrie is a junior in the college of engineering.
Wellington High School notes show glee club officers elected Lawrence BeVier as president and Iyrdie Johnson as vice president with Franklyn Wight as secretary treasurer. Plans include county oratory, Spanish class enrollment, and a Friendship Guild covered dish supper with a Valentine observance.
A vintage advertisement touts Nedwood's Tepco Herb Tonic as a cure for stomach gas headaches and dizziness. It cites a testimonial from Charles D. Whiting of South Bend saying eight years of digestive distress and fatigue improved after taking the tonic, and that he could return to outdoor work. The ad promotes wholesale and drugstore availability.
A social evening at the church parlors featured sewing, refreshments, and greetings for 27 members and guests including Mrs Ada Purcell and Mrs Mary McLeod. Birthday celebrations honored Mrs Prances Hurlbut and Mrs Ruth Torniak with gifts and toasts. A Father-Son banquet by St Peter's Brotherhood at the church followed, with dinner, a program by Rev A L Einst, Walter Schuly, Prof A Roel, and speeches from fathers and the bishop of Oberlin. John Necker noted as the oldest father present.
The Mite Society of the Amherst Mother Church was entertained Wednesday afternoon at the church parlors by Mrs. Ruby Cruild and Mrs. Eva Hearn. Plans were discussed for upcoming activities and contributions.
A group gathered at Asther Josenby's Spring Bt. home last evening for a birthday celebration with entertainment and luncheon. Guests included Katherine Bodminn Tresan Dove inski Jaan Cambie Marzevle Mata Vietowin TMirtliva Susie see lack Mary Lahiti Vatsimia Were hevher Florence Salach Margaret Yovnel Cela Schimity and Joseph Were Rose Sherer. Birthday cakes were served as the event closed with numerous gestures of thanks.
A long, bustling social account details a club meeting with teas, a banquet, and awards. It lists participants including Miss Dorothy Werliwole and Miss Josephine Mea among many attendees. The narrative notes prize winners and a plan for a future event with dates and hosting homes.
Cleveland financiers Af J and O P Van Sweringen expand their Nickel Plate system and gain six railroad control by buying into Wheeling and Lake Erie. Reports say NY Central and Baltimore & Ohio may join in a massive railway combination across 85,900 miles. Chesapeake and Ohio minority stockholders oppose ICC petition to buy More Marquette and Erie lines.
In a lively set of Wednesday league games the Industrial League produced tight finishes. Bankers led 9-2 at halftime but Witmers came back to win by three points, while Western Automatic broke a 6-6 halftime tie to edged past and Columbia Steel narrowly defeated Troxel Co 26-25. Lorain County and Colkan contested a 30 16 win for Lorain’s squad, Fox Furnace outpaced Q O B S, and Amherst and family news closed the round with local notes on visits and hospital updates.
CW Phillips offers a money back guarantee for Allenrhu Rheumatic Pain Relief. A nine milliliter bottle is promised to ease fever pains, relieve swollen joints, and drive rheumatic poison from blood and bowels. The ad asserts immediate relief and universal satisfaction with the product.
A scrambled wire list details sports and entertainment events across multiple states. Highlights include golf championships in Florida and Maine, skating and billiards tournaments in Mississippi and Illinois, and racing cards in New England. Also noted are archaeological finds near Kansas City and a new starling fixture imitation reel described.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to improve bad breath by cleansing blood and purifying the system through gentle stimulation of the bowels and liver. The plant-based, olive oil tablets promise no unpleasant aftereffects and are sold in 15c 30c and 60c sizes by all druggists.
An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a remedy for eruptions and skin conditions. It claims rapid action within 24 hours and urges readers to purchase in various preparations and prices.
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