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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
2
The article explains how names like Duns Scotus and Nicot became common terms. It notes that dictionaries show origin histories but highlights The New Universities Dictionary as a practical encyclopedia and dictionary combined for daily life. It ends with a coupon offer and praise for readers.
Mrs. Della Scholz of St. Louis reports monthly cramps backache and fatigue vanish after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The ad notes the product has a fifty year history and is made from medicinal plants to correct these female troubles gently and effectively.
Dr claims engagement ended by her wild night rides while others broke up betrothal. Mrs Florence Cliff stays with sister Mrs Lew Buswell. Rev Knapp sick and off pulpit. Mrs Harley Wheeler hosts niece Eunice Fisher. The Country Minister drawn again by request. Lamar Gott postponed tonsil removal after hospital blood tests. Olive Moore finished Elyria normal training and works at Garford Co. Dewey Knowles home from Purdue June 10, leaves June 16 for summer term. June 6 he earned A B degree from Baldwin Wallace College Berea. Mrs Georges Bainbridge visits granddaughter Marian Koontz Elyria. Dorothy Koontz treated for appendicitis at St Joseph’s Hospital. Mr and Mrs C A Foster and son guests of Mrs Lucy Cahill Cleveland. Joseph Rawson visiting E L Adams. Mrs Ralph Hacker and daughter Margaret visit Arthur Wilcox Sr parents.
Sunt and Mrs. C. E. Webb with son Allan visit parents in Morrow County. Mrs. C. B. Rawson and daughters, and Mrs. W. F. Hastings and daughter, spend time with Mrs. Clara Johnson of Cleveland. Miss Loriie Heath attends with Miss Mabel Holcomb. Birthday Pedro Club hosted by Mrs. F. L. Wolcott. prizes to Mrs. H. J. Ryan and Mrs. Lloyd Ingall. Several local families host and attend gatherings in Elyria, Cleveland, and Carlisle. public events include Old Glory Grange lecture in Columbia and a K P and Pythian gathering at Carlisle with 115 attendees. Mrs. E. D. Ryan moving to St. Petersburg Fla with Mr. and Mrs. Herman White. new auto for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams. family reunions and classroom events noted. Pale May and June activities include showers for Mrs. Clifton Betts and a graduation at Velma Wilkins’s in Cleveland.
The Colonial presents A Connecticut Yankee with broad appeal and human interest. Dreamland shows Second Hand Rose a tale of love and adventure plus animal comedy. Grand Moron of the Lady Letty thrills with shipboard scenes and sea adventure, plus a comedy. Local residents visit M E parsonage and homes. Miss La Verda Gott returns from Cincinnati Bee cab studies. various guests and family visits noted.
Mr and Mrs John Courtney of Irene Soules visited town for a medical case in Brighton while Frank Foster and Jean Harrison traveled from Cleve for relatives. Children’s Day exercises were held at the Baptist church in LaGrange with special decorations and a sermon by the superintendent.
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