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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1938

Page

10

Bicycle Honeymoon Planned 2500 Miles to Washington

Robert Bunyan, 29, of Lakewood, and Helen Patterson, 25, of Plain City, plan a three month bicycle honeymoon from Plain City to Washington after their wedding. They expect to ride 2,569 miles at about 13 to 14 miles per hour, carrying light luggage and three pairs of clothes while teaching and coaching at Sylvania High School.

Cleveland Robert Bunyan Lakewood Helen Patterson Plain City Washington Runyan Sylvania High School Patterson Sylvania Bunyan Vermilion

Miss Grace Demms To Sing At Oberlin Concert Monday

Grace Demms, renowned soprano, will guest sing at the Oberlin Reunion Glee Club concert in Finney Chapel at 8 30 P M Monday. The artist has performed at Aeolian Hall Carnegie Hall with the New York Symphony and appeared in Messiah concerts with the Oberlin Musical Union and Cleveland Orchestra. She studied at Oberlin and in New York and lives in Darien Connecticut with husband Richard T Guilbert. Tickets available at the Secretary's Office of Oberlin College.

Oberlin Grace Demms Finney Chapel Aeolian Hall Carnegie Hall New York Symphony Chestra Oberlin Musical Union Cleveland Orchestra Cleveland Greenville S. C Montreal Canada Florida New York Connecticut Miss Demms Central Presbyterian Church Broadway Presbyterian New York City Church of Incarnation John Doane J. L. Rodrigues Pittsburgh Oberlin Conservatory Madame Valeri Frank LaForge Richard T. Guilbert Darien Conn Oberlin College

World's Tonic advertised as quick relief for constipation

An advertisement touts World's Tonic with alkalines as boosting health and time use, featuring a testimonial from F H De Arment of Elyria Ohio. The user details constipation relief, reduced nervousness, improved energy, and fewer headaches after a six bottle course, urging readers to buy at Philips Drug Store.

F. H. DeArment Harvard Ave Elyria Ohio Phillips Drug Store Phillips Philips Drug Store

Local society notes and visits from South Amherst

South Amherst residents host Ladies Dime Society in Congregational Church parlors with Mrs. Clinton Kilmer as hostess. Volunteer Firemen plan a Friday meeting at the fire station followed by a social. Nativity Parish Junior League backs a Saturday dance at Hungarian Hall. Various residents visit Cleveland and Oberlin, with several family visits noted. Spanish church history mentioned.

South Amherst Friends of the Ladies Dime Society Congregational Church Clinton Kilmer Junior League of the Nativity Parish Hungarian Hall

Political talk mixes with baseball in Roosevelts era notes

The column blends fiction and fact noting Vice President Garner eyed a high paying nonpolitical job while baseball chatter links him to First Baseman Zeke Bonura at Griffith ballpark. It also surveys Hoover Roosevelts election hopes and O Mahoney monopoly probe plans, plus military and international updates.

Garner V. P Senate Doc” Copeland Pat Harrison Tay Griffith Ballpark Washington Americans Jack Zeke Bonura Griffith Kenesaw Mountain Landis Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics Carter Glass Franklin D. Roosevelt Griffiths Mack

Litchfield News Notes on Falconer Hospitalized for Goiter

Mrs. T. A. Falconer was taken to Lodi hospital Monday evening and underwent an operation for removal of a goiter Tuesday morning. She is reported to be improving as well as can be expected. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Sartwell of Washington, D. C., arrived at the Fal-

Herbert Hoover Washington Roosevelt Hoover Congress Supreme Court Times Palo Alto Sartwell T. A. Falconer Lodi Hospital A. D. Sartwell Washington, D. C

Peterson's Ointment Promises Relief for Eczema

Advert shows relief claim for eczema itching and skin blemishes with Peterson's Ointment at 35 cents. Money back if not satisfied. Also touted for itching feet and toe cracks.

Peterson

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