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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1924
Page
7
June 24 event at Beaver Park features sports and base games for married men. Businessmen and guests will attend a luncheon hosted by Beaver Park Co. Pickup from town hall at 2 o clock. prizes and attendance details planned.
Miss Lottie Pippert marked her 20th birthday with relatives from Cleveland Styria Beret and Amherst attending a social event at her home. A luncheon followed for Bernice Heppner Dorothy Pippert Edna Fertina Elyria Elsie Mays Indlam Raessler Ruth Brucher and others. Card party planned for tonight hosted by Wiss Voloares Menz of South Main Street under St Josephs Sodality.
Tom Tuegart and Cordell Stull discussed politics at the Democratic convention in New York. Taggart is described as Indiana’s Democratic organization boss and a leading state party figure.
Local social page records Cedar Point visitors and weekend gatherings. Names include Mr and Mrs Hollstein, Henry Miller family, ZL Wanchet, Newton Holzvier, R I Pe, Dorothy Bodman, and many others visiting Cedar Point and Cleveland for Sunday outings and a church or community event.
Mrs Fanny K Hollis of Ireland New Jersey reports nerve exhaustion led to a weak stomach and headaches. After using Dares Mentha Pepsin she says the pain is gone and she feels stronger in health and well being. She recommends Dares Mentha Pepsin by name at C W Phillipe and reliable druggists.
A stream of Oberlin social notes lists residents and visitors including Misa Marian Dye in Oberlin from Westport Connecticut, Mrs John Craig from Athens on a return trip from Toronto, and Edwin Hess visiting Chardon Ohio. plus local graduations, theatre harpists, and several family visits and travels spanning Cleveland, Montreal, New York, and Milwaukee.
Leila presses Edith for news while Durkee family tensions unfold over dress spending and arranged plans. Edith consoles Leila as Dicky and others react to the strain, and the moment shifts to a shared quiet in the library.
Sparse OCR fragments show court or court time references and a community event at a school near Birmingham Spaningham. Names like Amherst District and Mr and Mrs Pert Smith appear among scattered notices and social entries.
A traveler stops at a Kentucks cabin asking for radiator water. The caretaker, sad and downcast, explains he lost his team of mules and his wife this month. In the group, a child asserts dreams come true, claiming a dream of paddling last night.
In a small Florida community Elsin and another Brownhem daughter celebrate family ties with relatives from Virginia and Massachusetts. The event highlights Mr and Mrs Hoob Rondertsor and their children Mio and John Rederson along with nearby families as they gather at the place to greet the newborns and extended kin.
The notice notes Mr and Mrs Roberson and Miss Elizabeth Pierce will embark Sunday for Madison Wisconsin where three party members will study at the university during the summer. Other travelers include Miss Bly Franks of Cleveland and Miss Hazel Douglas of Wellston. John Heldrich had been visiting Blyria while Dan Worcester and family hosted Fi G Vierce at their home. Mrs Herman Buhl of Denver is part of a seven person party who scaled the 2000 foot Longs Peak northeast face, the only woman known to have achieved the feat.
Testimony from more than 100000 adherents touts Tanlac health benefits. Charleston grocer Stanley of 1437 Seventh Street says after taking Tanlac he regained appetite and energy, noting his stomach and liver improved and health stayed strong, endorsing Tanlac as a smart purchase. Advertisement.
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