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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1929
Page
14
The piece urges summer daintiness as essential to beauty with tips on preventing sweat marks using deodorants and astringent lotions. It advises light fragrances, pine or lavender bath salts, scented rinses, and mouthwash to counter nicotine odor, plus fragrant pastils for fresh breath.
A fragmentary note mentions a journey to California and a night-season trip, with unclear handwriting suggesting travel plans or a hurried departure. The readable words indicate possible location references and travel timing but lack full context.
The skin of youth lies in every box of MELLO GLO Face Powder. It is the purest powder with color approved by the U S Government. It prevents pastiness flakiness or irritation and a new French process makes it spread smoothly and seal pores. No more shiny noses it stays on longer. Use MELLO GLO Crandall's Drug Store Ad.
Avon Ohio residents share visits and events including Mrs. Frank Knepper staying with uncle Daniel Snetzler, Mrs. Frank X. Dechant traveling to Lorain with her mother, and Rev. Haessler’s 25th priesthood anniversary celebrated at St. Marys Hall with toastmaster Alvah Bungart. Also: trips to Akron, visits among relatives, and church choir entertainment at the Terveen residence.
At the regular monthly church meeting on Wednesday evening, activities followed with games and a 4 Delicious lunch for 22 attendees. Miss Sarah Deniston from Loraine visited Mr. and Mrs. Townsend on Thursday. Mrs Josephine Kelthmn and her mother from Cleveland were in town Sunday. Brother Lamber returned to Notre Dame after a short stay. Dr Albert Hill of Cleveland visited his daughter Miss Katherine Dechant on Friday.
La Grange residents and guests share a busy week with visits to Port Williams and Elyria, college graduations at Oberlin and Ohio State, and community events at Pomona and Ridgeville Granges. Social gatherings include card parties, lunches, and family happenings among Robbin, Knowles, Stranahan, and Forbush families.
The 33rd alumni meeting of H. 8. was held Wednesday evening in the auditorium with about 175 attendees. W. F. Hastings led the business session and welcomed the class of 1929. Miss Melva Halliwill spoke in reply. Rev. J. H. Sivard gave the address, music by Mrs. F. L. Wolcott and Mayna Wolcott, violin and cello performances by Dorothy and Ruth Adams, and a violin solo by Wilhelmina Knowles. Ice cream, cake, and wafers followed as dancing continued. Special out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chester Crow, Mr. and Mrs. Shir ley Davison, Mr. and Mrs. Will Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Siphers, Mrs. Edward Haynes and niece Maxine Gott, among others.
Spencer June 17 reports the annual Firestone family reunion at Spencer town hall with about one hundred attendees and a long-standing pledge by relatives to continue yearly gatherings. The item also lists upcoming church events, baptisms, a joint church picnic, various visits, a death in Cleveland, and community activities through late June.
Eaton news item reports Mrs Burton M Ross noting a bronchial pneumonia case, mentions Mr and Mrs Ray Whitty visiting Detroit, and highlights a Plunket supper last Monday night as a social and financial success with about 1125 persons served.
Miss Anna Benford returns from a two week visit to Wellington grandparents. Miss Minnie Lowe and sons Paul and Otis visit the EF Stein family in Vincent. The Dimaline reunion convened at Almond Dimaline home on the Grafton road. Ladies' Aid will meet at Almond Dimaline's Thursday afternoon June 20 to discuss important matters.
Soothing healing and efficient invisible Zemo brings quick relief when bites rash sunburn and other summer ailments cause itching and discomfort. It cools draws out infection and smooths skin. Keep antiseptic Zemo on hand use freely. Safe pleasant prices 35c 60c and 1.00. Ad.
June 15 Sheffield column records guests and visits across Elyria Avon Eaton Mt Vernon Amherst and Cleveland. Walter Hinkle and families join hosts, with Mrs Clara Derussy Mrs Gurney Andrus Mrs Earle Johnson and others noted in casual calls and overnight visits.
Dr. Herbert W. Bennett announces the opening of his office at 622 Elyria Savings and Trust Building for the practice of medicine and surgery. Telephone 3347.
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