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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1925
Page
4
A family scene centers on Mrs. Durkee's offended response to Junior's joke about the newborn daughter. Alfred coolly teases, while the narrator learns to calm tensions as Junior volunteers to hold the infant, confirming the baby is a girl and quelling hostility with playful reconciliation.
The article lists numerous local social updates from LaGrange and nearby towns. It notes Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bickel and Lottie Foster visiting, a number of town residents traveling to Elyria Vermilion and Sandusky, births, illnesses, and community events such as a neighborhood club birthday gathering and church service disruption due to Rev. Patow’s illness.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Bilton and two children of Florence visited Mr and Mrs A J Joyce. Marion Mae and Mildred Bates spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Geist. Mrs William Becker of Kipton is ill with LaGrippe at her parents home. Mrs Rey K W Paton attended a cousin's funeral in Vermilion. Mrs Woon Sanders returned from Monroeville after a brief visit. Sam Elyria shopping trip by Lewis Delifield and son Maynard and Martha Delefield. David A Bonnette an Amherst visitor. P H Latteman in Elyria on business. Mrs D A Bonnette visiting Lora. Henry Bonnette, longtime resident, died in Cleveland. Belle Hopkins surprised on 74th birthday by friends. Melba Brophy spent weekend in Columbus. T J Rusk visited relatives at Clarkfield. Mrs George Wohle admitted to Elyria hospital and recovering.
Mr and Mrs Jan Sweeney of Miyria visited Mr and Mrs J Re Tees and family. Mrs G Parker and daughter Evelyn were in Oberlin last Saturday. M Adan Ateershach was in Elyria last Friday. Mr and Mrs John Bauman were in Amherst on business Friday. Mrs TJ Portman was in Elyria last week. John and Gottfred Wyman visited Chas Hoffman of Shinrock. Sleigh ride parties delighted the Junior and Senior classes and both the seventh eighth grades and the Freshman and Sophomore classes. The Curriers hosted relatives on Sunday.
Advertisement touts Creomulsion as an emulsified creosote medicine that soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs to treat chronic coughs, colds, bronchitis, and throat lung diseases. It claims stomach absorption, germ destruction, and a money refund guarantee if not satisfied.
Mrs Ada Sherburne hosted the Ladies Aid Society on Thursday in Pittsfield with 29 members present. Out-of-town guests included Rev and Mrs Smith and Mrs Chas Avery of Cheriin and Mrs Lavina Wite of Wellington. Dinner guests on Wednesday were Mrs R N Warren and Mrs George Ro.
When nothing helps a lingering cough, visit C. W. Phillipe for Bronchuline Emulsion. Take it as directed to conquer tough hang on coughs quickly and thoroughly. No opiates or dangerous drugs, but use with caution. For ordinary coughs two or three doses usually suffice.LW, Chilline and dealers everywhere can supply you.
Sunday visits trace through Ridgeville with families from Elyria Wellington and Oberlin. Local events include Farm Woman's Club at A G Mills home with fourteen members and seven children, and a Singing School next Sunday at A L Waite residence with Ladies Aid meeting Thursday January 29 at Community Church.
City officials report 14 inches of snow as investigators say police smashed illicit stills valued at 1200 dollars. Copper salvaged was sold to a junkman, signalizing a crack down on illegal operations.
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