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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1923

Page

2

Obituary and church notices from Amherst area

Died at his home in Birmingham at 3 o'clock Sunday morning at age TS years. Funeral Tuesday afternoon from the home, burial in Lakeview cemetery Cleveland. H. Baker in charge. Also notices of meetings at Amheret and St Peters church, with Ladies Society gatherings at the church parlors and various society meetings in Amherst July 2. AMHERST July 2 J Drage.

Birmingham Lakeview Cemetery Cleveland O. H. Baker Amheret Howard Walker Ladies Society of the Methodial Church ST. Peter's Church Amherst St. Peters Evangelical Church Ladies Aid 5 Society Adam Hahn LP. Lersch Lena Mens Philathea Club

HARVE STING IN SHADOW OF CAPITAL

Sunday gatherings spread across Milan Norwalk Toledo Lakewood Cleveland and Lorain as families and friends visited one another. Attendees included Schaeffer Hubbard Avery Reedel Bodman Stolz Jaeger Cameron Baker Jaeger and Baus among others with several districts represented in social weekend travels.

Milan R C. Schaeffer F. I Hubbard Norwalk Wellington Elmer Reedel JSON Robert Cleveland Chas Kelley James Irwin Robert All Akron Arthur Engle Elmeda South Amherst A. Cameron Katharine Reedel Lakewood A. Cameron Florence Schaeffer Lorain Barbara Stolz

N Y C picnic at Coder Point Saturday noted

The report highlights a New York Central picnic at Coder Point Saturday. It also mentions David Brennan and family spending the weekend in Cleveland and various visits and travels by local residents including Hall, Lawless, Brennan, Quigley, and Stone. The piece closes with a remark on Egyptian reverence for cats and mummified remains in tombs.

N.Y. C Coder Point David Brennan Cleveland Fred Hall New York Jack Brennan H. L. Hall Mathew Lawless Howard Hall James Quigley Arnold Rosencranz Tippewa C. A. Stone Detroit Ypsilante J. K. Campbell Tillie Bowers Elyria C. H. Baker

Mrs Lacey Gains 20 Lbs By Taking Tanlac

Mrs J Lacey of 406 Spicer Street Akron Ohio reports a remarkable recovery after using Tanlac. She describes severe post flu weakness, loss of appetite and stomach pains, which faded as digestion improved and energy returned, leading to a substantial weight gain and ongoing tonic use. Tanlac is advertised as available nationwide with over 37 million bottles sold.

Tanlac Mrs. J . Lacey Spicer Street Akron Ohio Taniac

Manufacturing Power in Upstate Industry Questioned

A fragmented clipping questions the role of industrial power in manufacturing in the Cusege region, noting concerns about energy access, productivity and regional leadership amid changing markets.

Tive Power Cusege

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