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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
10
A Workers' College for working men and women opened in Columbus with night classes run by local labor groups and Ohio State University. Courses include English public speaking labor history economics and credit with ten week terms and tuition structured per course. Classes meet at Central High School auditorium.
Mrs Olive Auger of Lowell Massachusetts reports recovery after hospital stay following weak spells nerviness and back pain. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength enabling her to do housework and urge others to try it. Over 200000 responses claim benefit with 98 of 100 replying yes.
Murray Ridge reports multiple visits and homecomings across the community. Slater of Lorain called on Eugene Sites. Arthur Powell and sister Mae spent New Years with John and Mrs Stang of South Ridge. Mrs Sherman Powell and Richard Seneff stayed four days in Hur on at Mrs Powells parents. Merle Penfound and Charles Decker called on Fred Decker. Kirk and Treva visited. Vincent Nugent returned home from Akron after holidays. Winfred Decker left Oberlin for Oberlin College studies. Myron Fowell returned to New York after ten days with Ed and Mrs Fowell.
An advertisement claims a drug list from Marm a Co Mentral Moters Jidg Detroit offers a weight loss plan endorsed by thousands. It promises easy reduction of fat without starvation and urges readers to obtain pills via their druggist or direct order.
Mr and Mrs Ed Wiech hosted relatives including A Segart and family from Amherst and Wm Wiech with children from Valley City. Olivia Wellner of Chicago and Robert Newcomer of Columbus were also guests. Pear Eppley visited Cleveland, Warren Wick returned to Lakeland to resume teaching after visiting parents. Gladys Fowell went back to Brownhelm after holidays with her parents.
Teils from Teiltonville report 1924 total rainfall of 3451 inches, beating 1923 by 123 inches and topping 1928, despite October’s 0.29 inches. In Chillicothe Jam 5, Harley Cone takes over as head of Ohio state pollution duties, moving to Columbus for a conference with officials on new duties.
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