Society note on Marian Romp party and engagements
Marian Romp hosted a Clio club gathering with bridge games and desserts honoring her upcoming marriage to Robert Goecke on February 22. High scores went to Mary Barton, and gifts were given to Miss Romp and Mrs Minkowski while out of town guests, including Mrs R L Romp and Mrs Dan Romp, attended. Queena May Peaks will entertain the club in two weeks at West River road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian
Catherine Seward
Fourth Street
Robert Goecke
Mary Barton
Frank Minkowski
Miss Romp
Mrukowski
Mary Lou Dengate
R. L. Romp
Dan Romp
North Olmsted
Mary Bush
Cleveland
Queena May Peaks
West River Road
Haven Squires Wedding Announced in Eaton
Mr and Mrs J D Squires of the Gray apartments announce the marriage of their daughter Zelma A to Carl W Haven at Eaton on February 15. The Rev Stevenson pastor of the Church of Christ at North Eaton read the service. Home after March first at 1744 East avenue. Lorain County Beekeepers met at East River Street home of Harri son Peters. F E Schriver of Belden reported on Columbus activities. They plan to join a 4-H Club advisor recognition dinner. Next meeting March 17 at Kenneth Brouse home in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Squires
The
Gray Apartments
Zelma A
Carl W. Haven
Eaton
Stevenson
Church of Christ
North Eaton
Lorain County Bee Keepers Association
Harrison Peters
East River Street
F. E. Schriver
Belden
Columbus
Chile
Kenneth Brouse
Wellington
Breckenridge Couple Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Grafton
Mr and Mrs Frank Breckenridge marked fifty years of marriage on February 18 1886 in a North Eaton parsonage ceremony conducted by Rev S M Cook They toasted at a Sunday open house February 16 hosted by son in law and daughter Howard and 3351 W South Street with 140 guests from Cleveland Wakeman Lorain Grafton Medina Elyria. Musical selections by Paul Wainwright and Pearl Tutthill and a chorus of Golden Slippers followed. The couple received cakes flowers gifts and cards as guests enjoyed a luncheon later in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Breckenridge
Grafton
North Eaton Parsonage
S. M. Cook
The
Christian Church
Howard Wilson
Sth Street
Cleveland
Wakeman
Lorain
Medina
Elyria
Paul Wainwright
Miss Marian Schmittgen Visits BE IL F Club
E L F held a guest evening with Mrs Byron Dague hosting on Winckles street. A brief business meeting planned the future, two bridge games awarded honors to Mrs Wilfred Block and Miss Helene Castle, and a Valentine themed salad service with red and silver decor. The next FE L F gathering is March 2 at Mrs Paul Mortimer’s Garford avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Schmittgen
BE. IL. F
Byron Dague
Winckles Street
Wilfred Block
Helene Castle
FE. L. F
Paul Mortimer
Garford Avenue
Real Facts About Bran and Kellogg's ALL-Bran
Kellogg Company funded university tests to settle bran use. Studies on women showed continued bran use is satisfactory and non laxative, while men found bran bulk can outperform fruits and vegetables in certain individuals. Lab analysis shows ALL-Bran provides vitamin B and iron and cleanses the intestinal tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg Company
Kellogg’s
Etree
Pleasant evening of cards honors Stolzenburg anniversary
A group of friends gathered at Miro and Mrs. William Carskaddon home on Butternut Ridge road last night to celebrate Mr and Mrs. C. C. Stolzenburgs wedding anniversary. Prizes went to Mrs. F. A Novak and Richard Munz with Stolzenburg and Novak consoled, refreshments served, and a lovely gift presented to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miro
William Carskaddon
Butternut Ridge Road
C. C. Stolzenburg
Columbus Street
F. A Novak
Richard Munz
F. A. Novak
Mrs. Stolzenburg
Friends Party Brings SeCa Club Members Together
The SeCa club held a Friends party at Magdalene Wettring’s home with each member bringing a guest. Damyrlous Meinke won first prize in bunco, Helen Smith second, Carol Linkowitz consolation, and Mildred Stevens received a special prize. Rose buds were given as favors, and a patriotic luncheon followed. The group, including Magdalene Wettring, Loretha Miller, Florence Long, Mary Allgrim, Betty Spinks and others, will reconvene February 24 at Betty Spinks’s Marseilles avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SeCa Club
Magdalene Wettring
Wanda Munz
Bunco
Damyylous Meinke
Helen Smith
Carol Linkowiltz
Mildred Stevens
Mrs. Hoffman
Loretha Miller
Florence Long
Mary Allgrim
Betty Spinks
Marie Tokey
Anetta Meinke
Carol Linkowitz
Helen Koehn
Damyrious Meinke
Violet Munz
Marseilles Avenue
Party for Miss Neiding honors Miss Helen Neiding
Miss Helen Neiding was honored at a party hosted by Miss Alberta Ehlert and Mrs Kenneth Keister at their home. Hearts was the main game of the evening with Ruth Barton winning first prize, Hilda Schuster second, and Betty Schaefer the special prize. A luncheon followed at a table decorated with a white banquet and a miniature bride and groom, and the bride-elect received many gifts from her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Ehlert
Kenneth Keister
Helen Neiding
Hearts
Ruth Barton
Hilda Schuster
Betty Schaefer
Calendar Cloversea Circle of St Pauls Circles Meet
Local clubs and church groups hold meetings across Oxford Avenue Cornell Avenue River Street Longford Avenue Denison Avenue and West Avenue. Events include Valentine party Bible class branch meetings and a fellowship banquet with ministers speaking plus a musical program and community supper times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloversea
St. Paul’s
John Braudigan
Oxford Avenue
Business
Women’s Bible
J. C. Aschenbach
Cornell Avenue
Valentine Party
Truth Seekers
Rebecca Smith
East River Street
Republican Women’s Club
H. C. Wilcox
Alice Hinderer
Longford Avenue
March
Nancy Turnbull
E. River Street
Grace Church
Miss Stetson
A. A.U Y W. Bock
Delores Finley
Denison Avenue
Galaxy
A. G. Boylan
West Sth
Sigma Omega Sigma
Barbara McConnell
East Avenue
Dim-O-Club
Estelle Lyons
Middle Avenue Methodist Church
Men’s Brotherhood
Sheriff Dick
Alpha Delta
Marion Barnes
Elyria Lodge
Frank S. Harmon
Gaston G. Allen
Lakewood
Jim
Daughters of Scotia
Geraldine Smith
West Avenue
Young People’s League
St. John’s
Missionary Society of First Baptist
Boys Missionary Society
U. P. Church
Informal Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Sets February Victory Event
The Ladies Auxiliary of W F W Post 1079 met in Broad street club rooms with president Eleanor McCully presiding. A letter from Department Commander W B Wynne invited the Auxiliary to a bonus victory party by Post 2529 on February 22 at Columbus and Water streets, Sandusky, with speakers Bernard W. Kearney Arthur H. Day Wynne and F Kirwin. Invitations were sent to zones 1 2 3 4 12 15 16 Posts and Auxiliaries. The program includes entertainment refreshments music and dancing plus a bingo date to be announced. The next regular meeting is March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Broad Street
Eleanor McCully
W. B Wynne
Lowell Hein
Columbus
Water Streets
Sandusky
Bernard W. Kearney
Arthur H. Day
National Legislation
W. B. Wynne
F. Kirwin
Maxwell Jr Birthday Party Held At Mrs Maxwell French Home
Mrs Maxwell G French entertained for Maxwell Jr s fifth birthday at 252 Ohio Street yesterday afternoon. Guests included Barbara Jane Jasper Teddy Daykin Karen Bauer Anne Tutch Mary Anne Wilmot Harvey Winc kies Bobby Hancock Bobby Wolf Robert Findley Scribby Fanver Jimmie Fawcett and Teddy Daykin. Prizes awarded for games and a group photo was taken with Valentine colors in display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell G. French
Maxwell Jr
Ohio Street
Barbara Jane Jasper
Teddy Daykin
Valentine
Karen Bauer
Anne Tutch
Mary Anne Wilmot
Harvey Winckies
Bobby Hancock
Bobby Wolf
Robert Findley
Scribby Fanver
Jimmie Fawcett
Hospital Admissions and Birthday Surprise in Oberlin Area
The report lists hospital admissions including Eleanor Jackson of Oberlin Garford Otterbacher Valley City Albert Lapp Jr 134 Warren Avenue Ernest Varga Laura Court and Mrs Merle Stanford 518 Middle Avenue Mrs Stephen Smith 420 W 12th Street Janet Sharrer 117 Marseilles Avenue and discharges such as Mrs George Gun kelman in Medina Harry Tompkins in Grafton Richard Reese RD No 3 Pearl Deimling Valley City and Mrs Guy Wells Greenwich Ohio. Friends gathered at William Steecwald’s Denison Avenue home Sunday to celebrate his birthday. ten played cards and a luncheon followed with a cake. The same group surprised Mel Brown on his birthday last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Jackson
Oberlin
Garford Otterbacher
Valley City
Albert Lapp, Jr
Warren Avenue
Ernest Varga
Laura Court
Merle Stanford
Middle Avenue
Stephen Smith
W. 12Th Street
Janet Sharrer
Marseilles Avenue
George Gunkelman
Baby Bay
Medina
Harry Tompkins
Grafton
Richard Reese
Pearl Deimling
Guy Wells
Greenwich
Ohio
William Steecwald
Denison Avenue
Arthur Perkins
Mel Brown
Clyde Clapp
Bert Parton
B Burton
Surprise Birthday Party for Joseph Law Celebrates 67th
A group of relatives honored Joseph Law on his sixty seventh birthday with a Saturday evening surprise. They played sixty six for entertainment and awarded ladies high score to Mrs Theodore Lauw and Mrs Victor Burton and men’s high to Urban Miller and Theodore Law. Twenty five guests enjoyed late hour lunch with attendance from Graf ton Lorain and Elvira Wr. Law received many lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Law
Theodore Lauw
Victor Burton
Urban Miller
Theodore Law
Grafton
Lorain
Elvira Wr
Law
Book Review Evening Hosted by Nettle Finch Webber Club
Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr writes the guest book review to be featured Thursday evening. The Nettle Finch Webber Club meets with Mrs J D Hand of Longford Avenue. The date was moved from Friday due to the Northern Ohio Youth Conference at the Church of Christ. Current events will be called, with Mrs Frank Crawford and Miss Mabel Prindle assisting as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Nettle Finch Webber
J. D Hand
Longford Avenue
Northern Ohio
Church of Christ
Frank Crawford
Mabel Prindle
Girl Scouts Troop 3 Meet at Second Congregational Church
G S Present Sketch Girl Scouts Troop 3 met Monday afternoon at Second Congregational church with twenty four girls present. Muriel Ensign led formation after the study period on signalling. Norma Slusher's Patrol presented a dramatic sketch. Meeting closed with Goodnight Circle and Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Second Congregational Church
Muriel Ensign
Norma Slusher
Lake Avenue PTA to Sponsor George Washington Party
The Lake Avenue Parent Teacher Association will sponsor a George Washington party at the school on Friday February 21. The program features Major Blows and his amateurs with participation by calling Mrs Jabbusch or Mrs F A Cromling. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments plus a fish pond will be added attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue Parent Teacher Association
Jabbusch
F. A. Cromling
Local Licenses Listed for Lorain and Ridgeville Officials
Licenses issued or noted for Andrew Rusin of Lorain a tester Elizabeth Chonka of Lorain Henry BE Arnold of Lorain enam el burner Bernice A Claus of Billowthein township Charles R Jones of Ridgeville steel inspector Elizabeth Holmes of Ridgeville Merle Buell of Penfield imarine engineer and Doris Whitney of Oberlin list names and occupations across Lorain Ridgeville Penfield Oberlin in a regional licensing notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Rusin
Lorain
Ellizabeth Chonka
Henry BE. Arnold
Bernice A. Claus
Billowthein Township
Charles R. Jones
Ridgeville
Elizabeth Holmes
Ridgevile
Merle Buell
Penfield
Imarine
Doris Whitney
Oberlin
Elyria forms Civic Music Association to stage concerts
A Civic Music Association is organized in Elyria to present a series of concerts by nationally and internationally known artists starting next fall and winter. An executive committee and board of directors are named led by president Mrs. D. A. Baird and organization chairman Robert T. Moore. Membership enrollments will occur the week of May 4 with only those members receiving privileges to attend the concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Civic
D. A. Baird
J. M. Beck
Karl Reefy
Robt. Crehore
Elizabeth Rich
Karl Plocher
Mary Taylor
Chas. Clark
Robert T. Moore
M A. Giles
H. C. Essar
Ray Sannar
A W. Huse
R. R. Bevard
Jack Huge
R. T. J. Martin
E. G. Baxter
Dave Hyman
Ralph Wiliams
A. C. Schilieman
Luethi
Howard Barbour
T. L. Morse
Leonard Wasner
J. Ed Betteridge
Gerald Frank
Plan Social at Second Congregational on Authority Topic
Senior Christian Endeavor at Second Congregational Church discussed Should Authority Be Respected led by Mildred Nagy followed by an open discussion. A skating party is set for Monday evening February 24 and a weekly Friday guest social planned this week. Roger Rodgers to direct Easter music. Orval Strohl chairs the committee.
Investiture Service for Troop No 5 Girl Scouts at American Legion Home
Monday an investiture service was conducted by Capt. Airs Paul Roig for Girl Scouts of Troop No 5. Those invested included Mrs H W Pond Mrs A Richwine Betty Nesbitt Marjorie Mudge Megan Mills Marie Schweda Harriet Folley Jean Stevenson Norma Ehlicke Audrey Woodtill Velma Hoag Wanda Schmitkens Betty Berger Virginia Vaughn Patsy Vogler Marguerite Holtz and Ruth Beaumont. Mrs Pond spoke briefly after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop No. 5
American Legion Home
Airs
Paul Roig
H. W. Pond
A. Richwine
Betty Nesbitt
Marjorie Mudge
Megan Mills
Marie Schweda
Harriet Folley
Jean Stevenson
Norma Ehlicke
Audrey Woodtill
Velma Hoag
Wanda Schmitkens
Betty Berger
Virginia Vaughn
Patsy Vogler
Marguerite Holtz
Ruth
Scout Leaders to Teach at First Congregational Church
James H Gelwiche assistant Scout creative of Firelands tea will teach Wednesday at 8 pm at the First Congregational church. Training targets Den Chiefs Den Mothers and Den Dads. Thursday at 4 pm Mr Linville offers instruction for city boys interested in scouting with mothers invited. Games and refreshments complete the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Gelwiche
Firelands Tea
First Congregational Church
Mr. Linville
Hostess To Le Pont LePont Club Bridge Evening
Miss Leona Smith hosted the Le Pont LePont Club on George street last evening with guests Mrs Norman Abbe and Miss Mable Clark. Three bridge tables competed and prizes went to Miss Phyllis Duckett and Miss Mary Gray. Luncheon tables carried Washington's birthday decor. In two weeks Mrs Robert Burns will host at Longfellow avenue.
Hylo Club Dinner Hosts At Newell Hotel
Mrs Milton Baumhart and Miss Georgiana Taft hosted Hylo Club members at the Newell Hotel last evening with Miss Lucille Royce attending as a guest. Card prizes were won by Miss Margaret McClellan, Miss Royce, and Miss Ella Jackson. Hosts for the next meeting will be Misses Olive Lapp and Nell Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Baumhart
Georgiana Taft
Hylo Club
Newell Hotel
Lucille Royce
Margaret McClellan
Miss Royce
Ella Jackson
Olive Lapp
Nell Boyd
Canton Lorain and Auxiliary Accept Membership Bid
One application for membership was accepted at the Canton Lorain and Auxiliary meeting last evening in the I O O F hall. The candidate will be initiated at the next meeting in two weeks after the business session. Refreshments followed in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lorain
Piano Pupils Recital At The YWCA The Giles pupils
Mrs Arthur E Giles will present her piano pupils in recital at the YWCA Wednesday evening February 19 at 7 45. Friends are invited to attend the recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Giles
Y. W. Cgc. A
Dorothy Lou Culton Named Corpus Christi Water Carnival Queen
Dorothy Lou Culton of Corpus Christi Texas has been chosen as queen of the city water carnival the standout winter pleasure feature. She will also represent Corpus Christi at the Galveston Mardi Gras this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lou Culton
Corpus Christi
Tex
Miss Culton
Galveston
Forty sixth anniversary honors and local notices
Mr and Mrs C Clark of Denison avenue hosted a family dinner honoring Mr and Mrs M A Haag of Eighth street for their forty sixth wedding anniversary. Miss Jana Wise of Second street visited Cleveland for Charis Spring opening. Mr and Mrs John Haldeman of Glendale court attended a hospital cap ping service in Cleveland where daughter Mildred Haldeman passed probation and enters Training School proper. Mr and Mrs T Stephens of Park avenue traveled to Murphysboro Illinois for funeral of the former’s father. Mrs W L Fay and daughter M E Wilcox of Washington avenue visit Hoanoke Virginia to see Mrs Evans Gray Linney. Mr and Mrs Manwell G French moved from 236 Columbus street to 252 Ohio. Miss Winifred Seward of Elyria Credit Rating Bureau attends a convention in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Clark
Denison Avenue
M. A Haag
Eighth Street
Jana Wise
Second Street
Cleveland
Charis
John Haldeman
Glendale Court
Finton Road Hospital
Mildred Haldeman
T. Stephens
Park Avenue
Murphysboro
Illinois
W .L Fay
M. E. Wilcox
Washington Avenue
Hoanoke
Virginia
Evans Gray Linney
Manwell
G. French
Columbus Street
Ohio Street
Winifred Seward
Elyria
Burau
Toledo
Mrs Gibbons Hosts B B B Club at Prospect Street
Three guests and twelve members of the B B B club gathered at Mrs William Gibbons home on Prospect Street. Thirty six games were played with prizes to Mrs Harry Dickens Sr and Mrs Arthur Scrivens. The next meeting is March second at Mrs George Decker 243 Fairlawn Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gibbons
B. B. B. Club
Prospect Street
Ralph Gibbons
Harold Davies
Sam Avery, Jr
Harry Dickens
Emily Scrivens
Arthur Radde
Arthur Scrivens
George Decker
Fairlawn Avenue
Father and Son Banquet at Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Emmanuel Lutheran church hosts its annual Father and Son banquet in the church banquet room Friday at 6 30 pm under the Men’s Club. Special music group singing solos toast to the boys and to the dads, with Judge Guy B Findley as guest speaker. Boys will be supplied for men without a son. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Ralph R. Latimar
Menu
T. L. Kinney
Roland Faulhaber
Paul Wainwaght
Carl Pomelee
R. Gordon Latimer
Guy B. Findley
Pi Omicron To Organize Chapter Here Soon
Pi Omicron, a national educational sorority for professional women, will organize a chapter in Elyria with meetings at Hotel Newell twice monthly. Miss Mathilde Grevemberg and Dr. L E Cole guide the program, featuring psychology and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pi Omicron
Mathilde Grevemberg
Natonal
Central East District
Elyria Group
Hotel Newell
E. J. Howenstine
L. E. Cole
Oberlin College
Cleveland
Statler
Garford Girls Reserves Plan Mothers Tea and Sales
The Garford Girl Reserves meeting led by president Phyllis Revercomb finalized plans for the Mothers Tea to be held at Garford school on Thursday February 27. Mildred Oswald and Mary Lane will supervise the candy sale on Friday February 21, and the group closed with songs as members worked on notebooks about France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford Girl Reserves
Phyllis Revercomb
Garford School
Mildred Oswald
Mary Lane
France
Rabbi Kramer Addresses Junior Friendship Club
Rabbi Marcus Kramer spoke to the Junior Friendship Club at the YWCA yesterday afternoon. He discussed his travels in Palestine Egypt and Europe. Next Monday afternoon interest groups will meet at 3 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Kramer
Palestine
Egypt
Europe
Crafts Club Begins Christmas Plans at Senor Fourt Club
The newly formed Crafts Club of the Senor Fourt Club plans early Christmas work. Eight members will meet next Wednesday at Miss Zulda Schramm’s home to begin a block printing project and design Christmas cards as the first activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Fourt Club
4Zulda Schramm
South Amherst Ladies to Quilt South Amherst
Feb 18 members of the Congregational Ladies Dime Society will meet at Mrs Arthur Engle’s home for an all day quilting session. Lunch will be served. The Methodist Church choir will meet at the church parlors this evening at 6 60 for rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Congregational Ladies Dime Society
Arthur Engle
Methodist Church
Ring Group Meeting Discusses The Perfect Body
The Ring Group of the Senior Friendship club met yesterday afternoon at 2 30 in the W C A parlors, twenty five girls gathered by the blazing fireplace for an informal discussion on The Perfect Body led by F O Evans a former medical missionary in India. An open discussion followed by Dr Evans will focus on March and the discussion will be on a Keen Mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Evans
India
Evans
Congregational Progressive Sunday School Meeting Tonight
The class will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs Lewis Burford this evening. All members are urged to attend a business gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Progressive
Lewis Burford
Jolly Twelve Pinochle Club Meets at Case Road
Hosts to club last evening with Mr and Mrs Bert Barron on Case road. Mrs Oliver Diedrick and Fred Schaub earned high scores. Mrs Clyde Clapp and Mel Brown won second. Next meeting set at Mr and Mrs Fred Schaub home on Dehn road in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Twelve
Bert Barron
Case Road
Oliver Diedrick
Fred Schaub
Clyde Clapp
Mel Brown
Dehn Road
Senior Friendship Club Meeting in Gymnasium
The Senior Friendship club will meet Wednesday at 3 20 in the gymnasium. Mrs. Berkline conducts a general meeting with discussion of cosmetics and demonstrating proper makeup use.
South Amherst Finishes Strong in Local Basketball Clash
The final league game before the tournament saw South Amherst beat Belden 38 to 28 on their home floor. South Amherst suffers only two defeats this season, placing second behind Avon Lake and Henrietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Belden
Avon Lake
Henrietta
Nativity Parish Fish Fry Draws Large Attendance
The Holy Name Society sponsored a Fish Fry in the church parlors Friday evening and drew a large attendance, proving the event a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society of the Nativity Parish
West Side Guild Meeting Postponed by Cold Weather
The West Side Guild of St. Andrew's Church postpones its Thursday meeting at the Ridgeway home on West River Road due to cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Guild of St. Andrew's Church
Ridgeway
West River Road
Vicks VapoRub Promotes Cold Relief for Children
Two generations of mothers have proven Vicks VapoRub the most effective treatment for children's colds. External and safe, it avoids internal dosing and stomach upset, rubbing on throat and chest at bedtime to stimulate with a poultice like heat and vapors for quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks VapoRub
Over Million Vick Aids Aids Used Yearly
A health note highlights that over a million Vicks products are used yearly to ease cold symptoms, signaling strong consumer reliance on the brand for cold relief and comfort during winter seasons.
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Miss Marian Romp
Hear
St. Mary’s Hall
Kelloge
Mabel Hart
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
E. R Redhead
Paul Pettinza
Oberln
H. J. Eady
Miss Neiding
Big Ben
Marbach Coal
Doris Duke Cromwell
Jimmy Cromwell
Newark
Detroit
G. S
Civic Music Assoc
Boy Scout News
le Pont
Rabbi Kramer
Crafts Club
Amherst
Friendship Club
Wilmot Pty. Co
Masonic Temple
Croq
de Luxe
Elyria Sav. & Trust
Washington
D. L. Wilder
Central Book Store
Vicks Plan
Vicks
Porsch Lumber and Coal Co
E.F. Whitney & Son
W. Broad ST
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