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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1927
Page
9
A Viennese accountant and his wife tried to die by gas but their dog forced air through a broken window. The dog barked for help until a porter intervened and the couple, revived, resumed life with the animal.
Mrs Wa c Park ill with tonsillitis improving. Local movers shift farms and homes in western township. Stray dogs kill one ewe a goat and injure others on BE. C. Johnsons sheep farm. Death of Mary Renner of Lakewood recounted with family sympathy. Several visits to Elyria and Cleveland noted.
In Bay Village on March 2, Mrs W M Aldrich hosted a husband and friends banquet for about 25 guests with a red color scheme, flowers, and a four course dinner. The firemen ball at Parkside Auditorium featured red shirts, a program, initiations, dancing, and proceeds for a July 4th celebration. Dorcas class hosted a Washington birthday social with readings, music, games, and a Washington tea supper.
An advertisement claims no envy of robust health is possible without proper digestion and promotes Old Monticetta Tonic from a Virginia firm. It urges taking a small glass before meals to improve appetite, energy, and overall vitality, promising noticeable changes after a few days.
Mrs E Crause shows slow rheumatism relief as Bassett Bowl hosts a bridge party with about 30 Lakewind ladies. A Wednesday public meeting at the auditorium discussed water street sidewalk and proposed local reduction plant. The Congregational association and Woman's church held gatherings with devotionals, sewing, and an all day aid society planned at the M B Church parlor.
March 2 report lists Mrs A J Hulse visiting A Maddock who is in poor health. Mesdames Lyndes Bainbridge visited Elyria with luncheon at Alta Myers. Mildred Stranahan and daughter from Raton visited John Worcester. Mrs Asa Taft spent the week with relatives.
Urges rapid action against head cold spreading to throat chest and bronchial tubes. Promotes Aver's Cherry Pectorial as hospital proved medicine used by clinics and physicians for children and adults with a guarantee and price 60c and 1.00.
Mrs. William Hudson spent several days with her sons and daughters in Elyria and Cleveland. Lyndes visited friends in Cleveland on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. B L Thompson entertained Mrs. H Haven and daughter and Mrs. Robert Grills and daughter of Eaton on Tuesday. Mrs. A J Hulse visited friends.
In Lakewood on Monday Rev Chaffee and his family spent the weekend visiting his relatives in Shardon Ohio.
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