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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1923

Page

10

Oskaloosa News Confirms Eberle Murder Inquiry Involving Mrs Eberle

Reports from Oskaloosa detail grand jury action over Mrs. Paul Eberlé tied to her husband’s death. Witnesses dispute her self defense claim while neighbors recall Miller family ties and a possible motive linked to past marriages. Funeral rites showed no mourners.

Oskaloosa Grand Paul Eberlé Husband Eberle Qahe Catherine Miller Miller Cleveland Street

Pittsfield Notes From January Scene

Pittsfield report notes Barnley Williams called to Michigan by his mother’s illness and death, returning Tuesday. Roy Widdowson and son visited Lewis Ives in Oberlin. R. E. Peard now in St. Cloud Florida. A LaGrange high school sleighing party, about thirty friends of Alma Sanders, is mentioned.

Pittsfield Barmney Williams Michigan Williams James Hanmer Roy Widdowson Lewis Ives Oberlin R. E. Peard St. Cloud Fla High School of

Causes and cures of sleeplessness in daily life

The text notes that some can sleep upright or while walking, while most cannot sleep in comfortable beds. It states that sleeplessness often has a cause such as sour stomach, a tired liver, congested bowels, or biliousness, implying underlying health issues or bodily discomfort.

Local Women Attend Home Teaching Party in Cleveland Area

Mrs. S. MicClellan hosts a gathering at her home on West H Street with schoolmates and neighbors. Cora E. Giles of Cleveland visited her sister Mrs. S. McClellan. The event featured instruction on proper methods for teaching children and friendly socializing.

Honolulu Merrily S ¥Ening Cora E. Giles Cleveland S MicClellan W. H. &. Endea Dean McClellan

Claire Foster's Dinner Demand Sets Comic Debacle

In a witty scene, Claire Foster dictates an elaborate dinner order to Dicky the waiter, pressing for expensive delicacies from crab to Camembert while Madge weighs her own preferences. The exchange reveals social savvy, appetite, and cost awareness as other townsfolk move through a local schedule of visits and Grange events.

Clare Foster Dicky Mademoiselle Tee Ditky Claire Foster Claire Timmy Madge Clare

Brownhelm Social Notes and Local Visits

Brownhelm January notes recount Mrs. William Miller and others visiting Lorain, farmers at the institute, and several residents listed as visiting, ill, or changing plans. Mentions include Miss Margaret Howard visiting Birmingham, Letta Jump at Newt Holestein, and Hazel Thompson changing boarding. Frederick Snack in Detroit.

Jack Gordon, Sr Amherst D. H. Baird T. W. Wilson John Nabakowski Elyria Ferber Berlin Heights Henry Leimbach Farmers’ Institute Margaret Howard Birmingham Brownhelm Station Adam Claus, Jr Ben Northeim Lorain Thelma Greening Letta Jump Nawton Holestein Lou Perry Hazel Thompson Marie Kruin Frederick Snack Detroit Richard Brechmacher

Town Line North Notes on Local Happenings

Irene Cool remains seriously ill but shows signs of improvement. Several residents visited relatives in Cleveland and Amherst. Mrs Shupert attended the Woman's Missionary Society meeting at Murray Ridge, while extended family gathered at the Cook home.

Town Line Noth Irs Irene Cool Goeorge Crandall Paul Vernoski Cleveland Thomas Vinson Howard South Amherst Air Joe Coordaie Martha S R. Cook E. C. Shupert Woman Murray Ridge G W. Sege Ceroland E. C. Shubert

Brighton Social Notes From January Evening Gatherings

Brighton, Jan. 18. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Edwards visited the Sybrandt home and later Mrs. Edwards's parents in W. Arthur Everson visited his mother Mrs. Mary Everson. Brighton High pupils were entertained at Miss Mildred Murray’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Gill hosted Sunday guests including Mrs. Wallace Schultheis of Anshers and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gill of Wellington. Mrs. Harold Hardy and sons Chas and Walter spent the weekend with sister Mrs. Harvey Merrilin.

Repent Inca Downing C. BC Chuster Rays Evtin “Ecking Mondaay Elizabeth Nelding Mat Reiser Eliza E. C. Whitney A. Collinwood New London P. G. Worcester Oberlin Ada Sherburne Luna True Detroit T. C. Whitney Lena Carter Naomi Burge Elyria Ray Carter A. C. Hacke Fargo North Dakota A. M. Sherburne Mary Whitney Stone Ladies’ Aid Society Farmers’ Institute Brighton Walter Edwards Sybrandt Arthur Everson Mary Everson Brighton High School Mildred Murra Chas Gill Wal Lace Schultheies Anshers H. L Gill

Leisinger Family Event and Upcoming Brighton Fair

Ar and Mrs Ernest Leisinger mark a Camden day at the home of Mrs Leisinger as neighbors note events. Verne Jeffrey visits, while Normian Everson reports on telephone updates. The Brighton Farmer's Fair is announced for Friday and Saturday with Miss Helen Merrill among participants.

Ernest Leisinger Camden R B Tuttle Verne Jeffrey Vis T Sohn Jeffry Normian Everson Brighton Farmer's Frida Helen Merril

Take Off Excess Fat With Marmela Prescription Tablets

A natural weight loss remedy claims to safely reduce fat without extreme exercise or dieting. Marmela Prescription Tablets are advertised as an easy, steady path to slimming, sold by druggists or direct from Marmela Co. in Detroit Michigan for one dollar per case.

M.rmela Mermela Marmela Co Woodwardenue Detroit Mich

Real Bargains in Accessories for Blemished Cards

An advertisement notes blemished trading cards in all sizes and mentions the sale of discounted accessories. The copy highlights a 30x display and 32x32 packaging within a boxed assortment. It presents real bargains and bulk options for collectors and vendors.

Service for Youth to Be Held by the Salvation Army

A special evening service will be conducted for the young people, with the general public invited to attend. Captain More than a thousand wheat sites are noted, Croft divisional secretary, as the number of Eastern Oblas young people grows.

Varie- Croft

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