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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
5
The clipping records family visits and health updates around Oberlin. It notes hospital stays, Sunday visits in Elyria and Oberlin, and relatives accompanying or assisting with care. Several names appear in connection with local residents, gatherings, and sympathy messages.
A drug store remedy claims quick relief for itching burning skin conditions. Mentho Sulphur is said to subdue irritation and eczema, leaving smooth skin. sold in a small jar with promises of rapid healing.
The itemization lists Whitbeck family illness and nursing, visitors in the area, farm labor shifts to Walter West, and routine society notices. Several residents travel for business, a public sale is announced for February 28, and church and Grange activities are scheduled.
Colunegia Columbia Feb. Osborne's parents from Michigan and Mrs Bradley returned to Cleveland Monday after nursing niece Miss Jessie Adams for several weeks. Leslie Barber celebrated their eighth wedding anniversary Saturday in Cleveland. The baby of Mr and Mrs Frank Cole has been very ill. A church social was held at Rev A H Brown's home Friday evening. Master Russell Fitch is recovering from the measles. Edith A Longbea and Berea public schools attended a teacher meeting in Cleveland. Ralph Ive's Mobile sale bills are out. Robt Squires remains confined to the house from the flu. Rumor says R F D No 2 will need a new mail man. Harlan and Vernon stnnd to rent Roy Osbornes farm for the coming year. Mr and Mrs Merton Bartter had West Park and Fred Bartter visitors from Oberlin College.
Mrs Mary Lahoria visited in New London last Thursday. Harry Knapp his wife and son spent Saturday and Sunday at Emery Knapp’s home. C Winemiller hosted a New London visitor Saturday. O H W Dirlam ill with influenza. Ernest Power Wellington was there Saturday night and Sunday.
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