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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1924
Page
4
The narrator plans to accompany Harriet to Durkee's farm while weighing Dicky's stance on Mfred and Bess Dean. Tensions surface over Katie's role and past criticisms, as plans form to visit the ailing Mrs. Durkee and manage household affairs before travel.
Miss Helen Varick Boswell, longtime Republican figure, is named vice president of the Brotherhood of locomotive Engineers Cooperative Trust Co newly opened at Seventh Ave and Thirty third Street New York. Warren B. Stone serves as president.
Mrs Wagner hosts Idies Aid Society next Wednesday afternoon. Several local families, including Penfound, Lauer, Hacker, Lucas, and Swartz, entertained or visited each other through New Year’s weekend. Numerous calls, dinners, and a birthday surprise highlighted a bustling holiday period in Oberlin area.
Mr and Mrs Harry Louns brough attended the funeral of Lydia Betts of West Russia at the home of her daughter Mrs Whitney on Wednesday. Miss Ruth Hanger of Cleveland spent the first of this week.
Mrs. Carl Friday of Cleveland visited her sister Mrs. Carl Fowl on New Year’s day. Pearl Eppley, Miss Ann Eppley and another Eppley relative from Akron called at the E. J. Burrer home. Mr. and Mrs. J Lang of Lakewood joined relatives at C. H. Hungers for New Year’s. Chas Schaible, Ed Burrer and Corwin Burrer also visited Mr Hungers on New Year’s Eve. Mrs. Lucy Miller visited her daughter Mrs. Clayton Harpster at Memorial hospital Elyria on Sunday and Monday.
A humorous ad parodies a plumber fearing new pipes as Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy claims to cure gas and abdominal pain. The testimonial asserts the remedy clears catarrhal mucus and inflammatory stomach and intestinal ailments, promising money back if unsatisfied.
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