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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1920
Page
12
Judge A J Webber spoke at a victory feast luncheon held in the Methadter church parlors. The event honored local crusaders and workers, with Mrs S S H Stickler and Mrs A Tard among participants, and featured a musical program for schoolchildren.
An advertorial pitch touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as a fast acting remedy for coughs, la grippe, bronchitis and asthma. It claims the first dose brings relief and subsequent doses prove the product’s superiority. Sold by all druggists at 60c and 120c.
A long fragment lists Liperty wustall Officers and Mas WoC Lichuid, with names such as Counsellor Llorente Brown Gulde and Secretary James Carroll. It references elections, wards, and local concerns, mentioning Prtg and community roles amid disjointed OCR text.
The piece notes choral activities at the Musical Art seat with members from the Commerce rooms and church groups. It mentions a stormy weather canceling or altering a club gathering and reports on officers elected for the Catt side guild of St Andrews church.
Monday prayer meetings will be held at several homes at ten oclock with notices to attend. Church notes describe services led by Rev. Plamimer and lectures for men and women, evangelistic talks at the Baptist church, and various social events including music by Prof Wingler and a Sunday afternoon lecture. Also mentioned are personal notices of expected visits and travelers from California and Florida.
Ada E Pinkham’s testimonial from Muskegon Michigan praises Vegetable Compound for six years of back pain leaving her able to walk and perform all work. She reports rapid improvement and urges others to try the medicine through M rs G Schoonfield at 240 Wood Ave.
A column blends health advice praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women with a note on a nurse led sleigh ride and a civic scene. The text mentions a former street car conductor who repaid a company, a church gathering with a solo by Benford, and a nurses’ party at the Shuster home on West Avenue with a luncheon.
Miss Rena Greulich and Charles L. Cobb of Lusain were quietly married Thursday afternoon at the First Vi ee church parsonage with Rev Winters officiating. After a wedding trip to Buffalo and other points of interest, the Cobbs will reside here. Charles Tite entertained a small group last evening in farewell to his daughter Miss Wil iam Sehell who leaves Standus for Rochester New York. Miss Anita Baker will spend the weekend in Sandusky.
Prof Jameson in charge of Oberlin College Romance landscapes will lecture on French Patriots and Popular augury at the Musical Art Society meeting. The 3 o clock talk at the Knights of Columbus hall will feature a quartet from Oberlin College illustrating the points.
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