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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1928
Page
6
Oberlin Road notes a flurry of visits and events in Oberlin and nearby towns. The piece lists家 gatherings at Norwalk and Willoughby, a card party at the George hall, PTA social, Granger Pedro party upcoming, and influenza confinement of Ralph Walker. Local families and residents from Oberlin frequent Lorain, Cleveland, and nearby areas.
Mabel Ann Prosser visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Sander. Paul Johnston returns home from time with A R Underhill. Robert Kelarr absent due to sickness. Hazel Myers of Akron weekend with parents. Iva Dean caring for Leach. Earl Wilson to Northwestern University as junior. Buswell and Adams families visiting Wellington and Cleveland. Ladies Aid to meet Feb 26 hosted by Mrs George Nichols. Rachel Bent and others spent Sunday in Oberlin. Curtiss family renting Wilbur Beaver’s house. moves planned for Harrison and Riser road properties. Algena Adams to give lyceum entertainment.
The L B S of the Congregational church hosts an all day sewing meeting at Miss Helen Smith’s home on February 16 with a noon picnic. Local visitors attend from Cleveland and St. Joseph. school board dinner precedes faculty stunts and toasts. A piano accident injures Miss Sedgwick. Stanley Barth falls ill. Mission conference attendance noted in Elyria.
Residents and visitors gather at homes across Rochester, Green Springs, Oberlin, and nearby communities. Guests include Mr and Mrs A Scranton of Cleveland, Mrs C H Hodgkin in Norwalk, and others from Elyria, White Fox, and Wellington. Illnesses reported include James Murray with appendicitis and a granddaughter in Berlin Heights, with family updates through intermediate visits.
Funeral services were held for Al Yant of Lodi attended by H E Stebbins and Mrs Martha Stebbins among others. The death was mourned by former residents of the village and friends. Also noted are visits from Geo Grummitt and Paul Bentley and an ill health update on Margaret Herendeen who has improved from a trip of neuritis.
Mrs Thory Sandrock is ill. Families from East Amherst Oberlin Elyria Amherst and LaGrange visit friends. The North Russia PTA held a meeting with a musical program featuring Myrtle Franklin Art Boley and Louise Boley. Needle Guild hosted by Mrs John Franklin. Community birthdays and cart party gatherings noted with multiple local families attending and hosting events.
Town Line North February 13 report Mrs Louis Erost is ill with grippe. Andrew Stang and daughter Katherine visited Mr and Mrs Frank Baus of South Ridge for dinner Sunday. Miro and Mrs Lewis Spiegelherz and family were Wednesday evening visitors.
An advertisement proclaims the end of indigestion by using Dares Mentha Pepsin. The copy urges readers to place faith in the product as a lasting remedy for stomach discomfort.
A local druggist promotes Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a remedy for indigestion and stomach distress. The ad claims rapid relief for stubborn cases and offers a full refund if not helped, with thousands endorsing the claim.
Residents and relatives from Booth Ridge Lorain Amherst Elyria and Avon visited family and friends on Sunday and Monday. Mrs Henry Dellefeld's recovery is noted. A birthday party at St Peter's church drew several locals as Evergreen Club held its meeting at a local home.
Tested by time for over seventy years Father Joans Medicine has checked colds and improved health and strength. Doctors prescribe its wholesome elements and it is safe for young and old being free from alcohol and harmful drugs.
Mrs Alfred Dubois of Gilbertville Massachusetts writes that she gives Father John’s Medicine to her seven children and finds it the best medicine they have ever used. It frees them from colds and helps prevent more serious illness.
Mrs. Grant Freeland of Murrey Ridge hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering. Mr and Mrs Herman Bischom and son Howard visited Cleveland Sunday to see Frank Paes. A group from here attended the Parent-Teacher program at Middle Ridge school Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Charles Hawkins and Mrs K Salot of Detroit called on Mr and Mrs Lewis.
A.C. Corfman, special representative, promotes Liberal Policy Contracts from 2 T. Building with dial 2127. The ad highlights dividend paying life insurance with low next costs.
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