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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
9
Etser's Music Co publishes a song with words by Miss Elizabeth Holcomb of LaGrange and music by A Leopold. The piece titled A a is described as snappy and composed as a singular work for publication.
McAllister of 515 West received word of his brother B E McAllister death in Kittanning Pa. He wished to attend the funeral but has been bed ridden for months and unable to travel.
Pittsfield notes report Mrs. Whitcomb celebrated her birthday with a visit from her son Sumner Whit of Ridgeville and Mrs. Brainard of Elyria after 62 years apart. Elwin Comb and spouse joined in the day as trustees gathered for a meeting of the deregational society which recently voted to remodel the Con.
German passivity to the Ruhr invasion by French troops continues amid general strikes at seized mines and plants. The arrival of French forces is met with quiet German crowds. Epworth league hosts a social at the Brandt home on Friday. Choir leader Mr. Moore arrives from Oberlin. Local carpentry work and family visits noted in Oberlin and Elyria with illness and grange activities reported.
A row of brief notes covers illnesses, visits, and family news. Joseph Schuater lies ill at his daughter's home, while digging work begins on the M. E. church basement. A social in district No 2 clears $17.40 despite sickness, with a teacher Mia Murch ill. Various residents host relatives, attend Farm Bureau in Elyria, and welcome a newborn son to LeRoy Neaie family.
East Amherst residents Mr and Mrs Chas Hasenflue with Mr and Mrs Frank Hasenflue hosted visitors. On Thursday afternoon they were in Elyria with Mr Sinerson and his daughters in attendance.
Saturday and Sunday social notes from Elyria and nearby towns recount visits and gatherings. Mrs Anna Delfing and Miss Anna Bennett spent Sunday evening with Mrs Lillie Henson. Mr and Mrs Joe Smith and son Arita visited Mr and Mrs Evan Walker. Mrs Lilie Henson and son William spent Saturday in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs E H Brucker attended the funeral of Mrs Herman Kreeger. Mrs Sinersen spent Sunday in Sandusky with her mother Mrs Galloway.
For four decades Dr Carey touted prescription No 77 percent as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. Now retired, he arranged with leading druggists to offer the remedy with a money back guarantee. The notice urges beware of kidney disease and claims large, proven benefits with Dr Carey’s No 77.
Marie Sinerson spent Friday evening at the home of Mies Ida Mort. Mr George Henson Barrie called on Mrs Due Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whiten. Clarence Brash of Ridgeville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. 3 B Appleton of Vertuliom. Lawrence Shinskey secured a position in Detroit. F E Griffin improving after La grippe. Mr C F Davis and Mrs Grimn hosted visitors Sunday. In Japan some women pay taxes or run businesses.
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