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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
6
Mrs F E Brist of Wellington and her cousin Mrs Williard Co are guests of Mrs H C Chambers. Mrs Moulder of Grand Haven visits her daughter Mrs Mueller on Livingston Avenue. Loram resident Mrs Beesa also hosts a visitor.
In Lorain County Ohio the Common Pleas Court announces an application by Percie G Hills to settle determine and register title to lands described in the Sheffeld Township parcel. The notice lists many defendants and potential heirs including Kortz Dil Redden Kurtz Cates Rust Beal Duns Hart Moon Monroe Monroe and others with specifics on land boundaries Lake Erie shore road and Lake Shore Electric Railway parcel. The court requires answer by August 16 25919 and warns that failure to appear will lead to the application being confessed and the title registered.
A wartime tribute quotes John J Pershing praising a newspaperman for devoted service. The message encourages returning to peaceful pursuits with high ideals and remembrance of fallen comrades. The Commander in Chief thanks the individual for service to the army and nation.
Helos Miss Elizabeth Briggs of Cleveland spends her vacation here. Rev and Mrs Robert Andrews of New Galilee PA visit for the death of Mr Andrews father. Rev C C Maple spent Tuesday at Linwood Park Vermilion. Men's Club holds a special meeting Friday evening with views of France invited to attend. Rev J C B Stivers to preach at Church of Christ Sunday. Sugar Beet Experiments show plants thrive when beets are planted with rows east to west rather than north to south.
Notice proclaims Bells Golden Red Bread priced 12 cents wholesale 15 cents retail amid a list of Elyria area stores and grocers. It notes theater tickets wrapped in Bell's Bread and urges customers to ask grocers why the product is not carried. The ad ends with a promotional line Youll Do Better in Elyria.
The notice from Estelle Rust of Grafton forbids berry picking on the undersigned property under an 0. F-1-18t ruling. The terse order restricts access and cites local enforcement authority.
An advertising article argues that plain bitro-phosphate boosts weight strength and nerve force for thin nervous people. It cites clinical tests at St Catherine's Hospital and endorsements from Dr Joseph D Harrigan and Frederick Kolle claiming increased weight and energy.
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