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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1927
Page
4
W S Cities look forward to 10 traffic in the future as city planners in Oakland and elsewhere debate highway capacity. Experts argue road saturation has not yet arrived, noting continued expansion of arterial routes, new streets, and wider highways across urban and rural areas to accommodate motor vehicle use.
Mrs. Mary Eppley of Sout ridge vested her mother Mrs Cr Spiegelberg Saturday afternoon. Mrs Carl Dellefeld visited her father George Schroeder of Amherst Sunday. He suffers injuries from a fall. Mr and Mrs Henry Dellefield spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Peter Dellefield of Murray Ridge.
A testimonial ad for 5.8.5. claiming rheumatism relief after years of pain. The letter from Carl C. Campbell of Johnson City Tennessee asserts rapid improvement and a lasting cure after using the product. The ad promotes 5.8.5.5 as a vegetable extract from medicinal plants, sold in two sizes at drugstores.
Mrs Elizabeth Ernst visits Cleveland daughter. Funeral at St Johns Evangelical for Mrs Gollmer. Amherst residents attend sales and visits. several households host guests from Lorain and Cleveland. Parent Teacher Association meeting at school features Founders Day program and spelling bee. South Ridge orchestra performs, town line school entertainment draws crowd. Necktie Hero plays end program with lunch served.
NEW OBERLIN notes list Mr and Mrs Harley Telford and G H Dion visiting Toledo relatives on Wednesday. Many local families visit kin in Youngstown Kipton Amherst Elyria and Berlin Heights. A seventh wedding anniversary at Olmsted features cards and a dainty lunch with several guests.
A record turnout joined locals and visitors at Avon Park on Saturday for an event described as highly attractive with many in attendance. The Fifth Annual conference of theWestern district Parents and Teachers association drew Mra Wyenson and Mrs Heckel among others. Visitors from Cleveland and Lakeland stopped by relatives and friends, while local families hosted guests and attended gatherings throughout the weekend.
Indefinite stay at Nick Schafer’s home with Helen Kelling of Elyria and the Kel ling family noted. Numerous locals including Mr and Mrs Ira Boughman, Mr and Mrs Weigel, Krudy, Miller, Klein, Leib, and Cabot joined a Saturday gathering at the Schafer home. Others visited Rocky River and Avon on Sunday and Monday, with Clayton Seoy of Penfield calling on friends.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy to eliminate constipation and dizziness. It promises renewed energy and beauty by cleansing the system with olive oil based compounds, urging nightly use and noting prices of 15c 30c and 60c.
A weekend gathering at Cartigie and nearby homes featured Mrs J L Pontound’s birthday cake as guests including Mrs J Penfound and Mrs A Pember offered gifts. Conversation touched on preservation topics and the value of preserving Irish language stories. Charles Morse and Mrs Lang hosted visits with neighbors on the Merion side of Oberlin road.
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