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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1924

Page

2

Iward contract for new Amherst church approved

The contract for the new Evangelical church building in Amherst is set at 77,000 dollars after weeks of negotiation by the building committee. Glenmont Stone will supply the stone. Main street offers grade level access with a grade entrance on Elyria avenue. The auditorium seats 250 with a 600 seat capacity overall. altar pastor’s study loft and six classrooms included. Services will be held for the last time in the Stone church on Sunday.

Amherst Evangelical C Qraupner Vhle Lurain Glenmont Main Street Elyria Avenue Algo Stone Church

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helped Woman

A Connecticut woman reports dizziness headaches and faintness improved after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound along with Blood Medicine Liver Pills and tablets. She praises the remedy and says she will continue use and recommend it to others.

Erskeport Connecticut Lydia E.pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Henry Smith Rf.d Tidgeport Conn

Death of Christ Baumann in California noted

Amherst reports Christ Baumann 33 died in Bakersfield California Tuesday after moving west for health. Surviving widow Elizabeth and two children, plus siblings in South Amherst and Bakersfield. Funeral arrangements pending.

South Amherst Walter Schultz Amherst Charles Edward Light Cal Samuel Bakersfield

Amherst Briefs Highlight Local Society and Health Updates

The Young Woman's Society of the M an church will meet with Miss Myrtla Ream on Cleveland avenue Friday evening due to Mrs. E C Scibley illness. The W B A of the Maccabees holds a regular meeting Friday night. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Holzhauser at the local hospital. Harry Bahl was discharged from the local hospital. Mrs Claire Stiwald visited Lorain. Mrs A M Schofield went to Cleveland for Ina Schofield who had an appendix operation at Lakeside hospital. Dr and Mrs W A Purcell were in Cleveland yesterday. Mr and Mrs A Baker of Russell ...

Amherst Young Woman's Society of the Man Myrtla Ream Cleveland Avenue E. C. Scibley W. B. A. of the Maccabees Hell Fred Holzhauar Harry Bahl

Murray Grants Agency For New Medical Discovery

The Agency for Stomia, a new stomach and liver remedy, is granted to Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store in Elyria. J F Murray, the distributing physical culturist, touts Stomia as a unique, instantly effective treatment. J W Wood of the drug store notes prior trials and now offers Stomia for sale at a nominal price.

Murray Grants Agency For New Muir Stomia J. F. Murray Elyria Mr. Murray J. W. Wood Muir Cut Rate Murray Geome Advettioomat

Adam and Eve Activity Spares Nerve-Racking Experience

Mrs A P Lewis and daughter Mary Louise visited Lorain yesterday. Mr and Mrs Henry Short George and Zelma Short were Ob­erlin and Lorain visitors. Mrs Jack Bardhley and son Charles plan to motor to Bedford Indiana to visit daughter Hazel Schofield for a week. F O Delbridge was a Lorain visitor yesterday. Charles Ludwig and L Ludwig spouses spent yesterday in Huron. Ed Pietch Maitland and B A Kuss spent yesterday in Avon. Henry Kothe and daughters Caroline and Florence attended the Cleveland Philadelphia ball game in Cleveland yesterday. Mrs Martin Schroeder and son Earl and Mrs Adam Schroeder are Cleveland visitors today.

A. P. Lewis Mary Louse Lorain Henry Short George Zelma Short Oberlin Jack Bardhley Charles Bedford Ind Hazen Schofield F. O. Delbridge Charles Ludwig L. Ludwig Huron Ed Pietch Helen Cole Charles Carter Misa Cole James R. Crowells Mountain Lake N. J Coud Carter

Akron Team Plays Wellington Sunday

Akron baseball team travels to Wellington for a Sunday game after last year’s close contest. The Wellington squad expects a spirited matchup and aims to improve on past performances.

AKRON Wellington Wellington Boys

Dreco Sleep Aid Promises Relief From Ailments

Dreco is made from pure juices of twelve herbs and roots to ease digestion, headaches, rheumatism, constipation, and other ailments. A Toledo reviewer reports better sleep, regular bowels, calmer nerves, and weight gain after a week of use. Sold at all druggists.

Mr. Wm. P. Whesler Eleventh St Toledo Creco Cruggists

Mountain Woman Dines as Neighbor Reports Husband News

A Tennessee mountain cabin scene shows a woman eating pig feet in the doorway while a neighbor hurries in to relay word about her husband. The fragment hints at domestic or local neighborly intrigue in a rural setting.

Tennessee

Jo Vex Restores Gums Says A J Schneider

A 1924 testimonial claims Jo Vex cured pyorrhea affected gums and loosened teeth in five weeks, restoring vigor. The letter from A J Schneider of Lakewood praises Jo Vex, noting a six ounce bottle priced at 1.06 and recommending Phillips Drug Store for proof.

Jo-Vex A. J. Schneider Cuttom Blvd Lakewood Phillips’ Drug Store Mindeg Drugest Cnet

Wellington seniors face exams this week

The article notes that seniors will take their examinations this week while other classes start later, following a program and refreshments served after it.

Tween Acta Wellington

McCoy's Cod Liver O11 Tablets Advertise Flesh Gain

An advertisement promotes McCoy's Cool Liver O11 Tablets claiming high vitamin content and rapid weight gain. It touts sugar coated tablets priced 60 cents for 60 and offers a money back guarantee if five pounds are not gained in 30 days. The copy urges readers to buy at local drug stores.

Phillips, Crandall and Ebert Drug Stores McCoy McCoy's

Automatic switches light small rail stations at train approach

Small stations along the major western railroads lack night agents. They are lighted as trains approach and the lights go out on departure through automatic switches placed near the buildings.

Big Western

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