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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1927
Page
3
Thirty members of the Friendship Guild gathered at Mrs. Dave Arnold's home for games contests and fortune telling. Plans were made for a guild bake sale to be held next week Saturday with hostesses Mrs. Lewty Bradstock and Mrs. L. G. Stempie assisting.
The funeral of Joel Rockwall Crane 82 who died suddenly Saturday night at Oberlin is held at his home on West College Street. Civil War veteran and former Oberlin Conservatory mechanic, born Florence Clio December 1843. The service is led by Rev W F Bohn.
Albert Ingravany of 200 W An St Penna reports kidney trouble and back pain eased after four bottles of Redwood’s Tepes Tonic. He says appetite, sleep, nerves, and digestion improved and he recommends the remedy to friends. Sold by C W Phil Stipe and other drug stores.
Local church and school groups in Amherst announce regular meetings, rehearsals, and social events. Junior to Senior League admissions, a birthday dinner for Mrs Decker, comedy performances at Henrietti school, a cantata rehearsal, film showings, and location changes for Theodore Henes. Pageant and PTA events scheduled with dates in March or February.
The report covers visits and hospital stays in Lorain Oberlin and Amherst. Notables include Mr and Mrs Ralph Helsner and daughter Marlyn hosting at Park Agenus, Mrs Albert Parsons undergoing surgery, and St Peters church teachers planning a new Sunday school hall. Concerts and lodge activities feature Jessamine Lodge and the Woman's Glee Club of Querkwin.
Community news from Birmingham County Line includes church activity at Rev. Kinsley's parish with services and Sunday school details. Local residents report social visits and family gatherings across Elyria Avon Lake Vermilion Lorain and nearby areas with multiple households noted in brief mentions.
Day evening at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Snellenberger and family. Willard Davidson and family visited Gust Anderson at Amherst. W W Lawrence visited Elyria Wednesday evening. Margaret and Alfred Riddle attended a birthday dinner for Macy Gidrach and Jeh aa Harry Ennes has been ill with Lathnippe for a week. Howard Marrel of Lakeville Ohio spent the weekend with John Becker family. Armando Te-) returned home from Magnolia Springs Alabama after several days with his grandparents C Normasda and family of Elyria. Barbara Thlberg of Hilyria visited John Ladrach. Mrs Henry Altmilter who was taken to Elyria hospital for an operation is recovering. Fred Parker and William Coneray visited J D Parker. D W Robertson and daughter Nancy of Elyria were dinner guests in Saundey at PLC Robertson’s home. The Birmingham wedding has kept workers home two days due to the storm, the pase needle, WoT Darby and Miss Jennie Carter returned from Magnolia Springs Alabama. Mr and Mrs To AL Andrews and children spent weekend with W S Coultrip. Mr and Mrs Joann Adlen, formerly of this place now in Wakeman, were at the Wasside Inn. The WCTU met at the home of Mrs A J Joye with a good attendance. A delinquent liner of corrides and coco was served. The next meeting will be at Mrs Tosa Bentleys. Marcin and Mrs Leon Hopkins have been housebound a week with the pint eye. Emily Marrell in training at wood Swuadtan hospital Sandusky visited Beatrice Becher.
A 40 foot schooner Wr Waitin P Goodwall departs in March to bring dental gear and relief to toothaches along the Alaska and Aleutian coast. Scientists aboard claim the voyage will settle pain for whites and Pskomas as the crew plans three or more days at sea before offering dental care.
An ad fragment claims a herbal bottle from Moon Emerald cures swollen veins by topical application. It touts rapid relief and links varicose relief to a powerful remedy, warning of chronic issues if untreated. The copy imitates medical authority but lacks verifiable details.
The Sequo Centennial Association auctions off the exposition’s remaining assets in Philadelphia. Items include the Tower of Light stage equipment props theater furniture and unused tickets from events. Officials aim to raise up to $1,000,000 to cover debts from the six month 150th anniversary celebration.
In Southeast Hungary a wave of murders by youths has killed over thirty people in six months. A villager named Tanna Stetrer, a miller’s son, was identified as the killer after Maria Ars named him before dying. Vilmos Mueller and his wife were also found murdered. a servant girl wounded.
Mrs Dina Latrois a 60 year old keeper of a Ottawa baby farm was summoned to appear in Tol magistrate court to explain the oaths of service. Reairing Villeneuve testified at a care jury hearing that Latrois paid $14 a month for care. The inquest heard many babies in her care were illegitimate and five died from malnutrition. Beatrice Villeneuve’s child was identified among victims. others bore the names Lalonde and Thioniea.
A child was saved when a dream alert awakened his mother and siblings as a fire started after a toy wagon was stolen from the yard. Rose Couzens and three brothers, Meryl 15, James 8, and John 2, escaped from the home as flames spread through the lower floor. Authorities believe the fire was caused by an overheated stove or carelessness.
London reports a lack of planned income tax increases after a post strike boom boosts Treasury revenues. Business leaders, led by the Federation of British Industries, urge a government loan instead of higher taxes to fund a projected deficit.
A garbled ad style text promotes a mysterious foot medicine said to end foot pain instantly. It touts a topical application and claims dramatic relief though exact ingredients and method are unclear.
Beatrice Anthony, 21, daughter of a wealthy manufacturer, files suit in Special Term before Judge Edward X. Smith seeking reinstatement to the College of Domestic Science and Home Economics and an explanation of her dismissal. The case tests whether a university may summarily dismiss a student without just cause.
Brighton on March 4 hosts a W C T U supported talent show at the school auditorium titled Southern Cinderella. The cast includes Madame Charteris played by a listed actress, Enid Bellamy as Enid, Rosie Winterbury as a settlement worker, Black woman Judy Johnson as a Bluegrass widow, and other named roles. Local visitors and community figures attend events surrounding the production.
Modesto, Calif March 2. Mrs Louise E Lenzen plans to fight custody of seven children including an 11 year old girl strapped to a bed and a 23 year old boy with hands bound. Probation officers rescued them from a ranch house near Patterson and they remain in juvenile care.
United Press reports a 1927 lineup including Levitow's orchestra at 7:10 p m est with WRAP hookups among WEAF WCAB WOY WRC. Ught opera and KOA Denver follow at 8:15 p m mountain with DeMolay band. CNRW Winnipeg 10:30 p m est and WTAM Cleveland 9 p m est close the slate.
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