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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1927
Page
6
The Local Order of Moose initiated fifteen candidates during a regular meeting led by Edward Krugman. Frank Sitturger appointed five new members to assist the current officers. a banquet followed. The Grand Lodge notified the charter remains open for another six months.
Advert says Marmola Prescription Tablets correct excess fat with modern methods requiring no abnormal exercise or diet. It claims 19 years of use and widespread results with Marmeda available from druggists at $1 a box. Each box explains its action and benefits.
A LaPorte area item lists numerous residents hosting and visiting relatives, church events, and social calls. Notable entries mention Miss Clara Mae Uddy visiting grandmother Mrs. Bennett in Elyria and extended visits by the Jackson and Taylor families, plus a Lavorle PTA meeting planned for Friday evening.
Mrs Parker of stone travels to Jotgatown Pa for a week. Mrs Maude Prindto attends special services at the Baptist church. A Vincent School class was dismissed Friday evening. Mrs Kathren Meailion has a severe cold and stays home. Mrs Bosee visits Mrs Henry Stoughton on Monday. Mrs Rowe Seerat visits Mrs Litan Tar and Mrs Grace Haynes and family. Mr Gerry Brooks and Mr Louie Kellar attend arm Bureau meeting in Elyria Friday.
A fragmented note recalls a Monday evening gathering with Air and Mra Arete Vy mes. The readable text centers on two individuals and a social event, but details are sparse and uncertain.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a cure for pale skin dull eyes constipation and liver bowel issues. It claims olive tablets purge waste and toxins, with praise from thousands of users and a price line at 30 60 cents.
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