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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1928
Page
5
A flurry of visits and calls fills Wakeman Elyria and surrounding towns as residents hosted relatives and friends from Cleveland Lorain Oberlin Norwalk and Medina. Highlights include reunions at the Scott Reynolds and Latteman homes and multiple trips to Oberlin and Cleveland for shopping and entertainment.
A listing of Cleveland radio broadcasts across WTAM WEAF and other networks with times bands and performing ensembles including the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, Verdi and opera items, vocal quartets, and local program blocks. Noting station identifiers and scheduled musical acts, time signals, and talk features for the day.
Kipton residents anticipate a Children Day program at the Community church on Sunday July 1 at 10 50 a m featuring Kipton hand selections from the Sunday School and an address by Rev Henry Stick missionary to Durbin Africa former pastor of Union church Kipton Also W C T U will meet with Mrs Nat Ladd on Thursday after. Local social notes record visits and events including Miss Dehert Walruth of Cleveland and families in Elyria and Van Buren.
Local stop at Hallworthy's on Oberlin Road Elyria advertises homemade pies and chicken broth with noodles. The note touts ample parking, clean premises, and a focus on good food, with a separate ad for paint and varnish products. Also includes a schedule listing daily and weekend train times to Ashland and Wellington, with owner/operator details.
Denver reader reports relief through Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during the change of life. She cites past insomnia, fear of falling, and other distressing symptoms improving after use and recommends it to friends, noting her mother's previous good results.
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