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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1931

Page

4

Optimism Marks Elyria Rotary Meeting Aboard Hotel Newell

Eleven members of the Elyria Rotary Club gathered at the Hotel Newell for a noon meeting. The keynote stressed business improvement as a theme and members shared personal lines about why their business is better. A music program titled a ray of songshire was presented under Ford Loomis with participants W S Kohn George Livingston Howard Morgan C L Sotherden L C Hecock Ayres W McClellan Heserodt I O Dutter Dr B Huppell and D A Baird.

Elyria Ford Loomis W. S. Kohn George Livingston Howard Moigan C L. Sotherden L. C Hecock Ayres W. ©. McClellan Car Heserodt I. O. Dutter B Huppell D. A Baird

West Ridge Attends Funeral of Berlin Heights Woman

West Ridge residents Mrs. 3 H Penfound and her children along with Mrs. Ed Sweeny of Blyma attended the funeral of Mrs Wendall Unger of Berlin Heights on Thursday. Miss Mabelle Simms, former Morenci Michigan high school teacher, visited her parents Fra and Mrs Simms over the weekend. Mrs Ernest Holliday of Elyria will host the Clover Leaf club on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs H St Dreusendahl is ill with Grippe.

West Ridge H. Penfound Harlan Ed Sweeny Bly- Ma Wendall Unger Berlin Heights Rome Mabelle Smms Morenci Michigan Cloverleap Club Ernest Holliday Elyria Clover Leaf Lab Stanley Iobbs Oberlin Ollie Mimnich J. HW Penfound Marlan Mazel Caywood Ardith George Walker Amherst Ternest Freeman Charles Jennings Doris Simms Schramm Road Dick Johnston Fred Simms Etta Brown Albert Ehike Esra Charles Cook The Midway George Decker Mary Hahn Merle Penfound Cariaile Mary Fox Rinehart Pallas George Edna Pallas Frank Pallas Henry Shauver Charles Dehn Dahn's Road Milly Joy Ed Joy la Grange Road Miss Joy Helen Musely Everett Bliss

Local social notes and community events in Elyria area

The report lists visits and gatherings around Oberlin and Elyria including families of Simms, Lauer, and Walkers, attendance at the play Always in Trouble at North Murray Ridge schoolhouse, and hospital updates. Grange meets, P T A meetings, birthday dinner honors, and numerous brief mentions of visitors and residents fill the community activity page.

Harry Lauer Plarian Milton Harry Jr

Smoker Test Rates Old Gold as Smoother Throat

Robert Ripley reports on a St Louis test where 1041 smokers sampled four leading brands with names concealed. Old Gold ranked highest for taste and throat comfort, with Brand X 264 votes, Brand Y 237, Brand Z 206, indicating Old Golds preferred by testers.

St. Louis Robert Ripley Schubasser, Ketan & Co Certified Peltic Accountants

Birmingham Church Notes Reflect Local Social Ties

In Birmingham on March 4 1931 Rev Fred Ross leads morning service at 10 and Sunday School at 10 45. The column lists visits family movements and local events including whom spent time with whom and funeral notices for Mrs M H Denman and Mrs Sie Houser. Several residents travel to Elyria Norwalk Lorain Paulding and Fremont for errands and relatives.

Birmingham Jacob Swonger Ruth Maria Henry Shaffer Strongsville Ohio Elsie Ennes Norwalk Charles Fordham Elyria M. E. Timbs Misa Della de- Hart Ted Wilber G .R. Kuhlman John Ladrach Minnie Hopkins Louise Jane Jim Clary Mary Bogart Fred Brown Kathrine Helmsath Miss Rose A. J. Joyce Lorain H. S. Day Harold Sheldon E. J. Darby Jennie Carter Rev. Smith Pittsfield August Ladrach William Trinter North Ridge J. D. Parker Theodore Ries Myron W. . Snellenberger M. H. Denman

Stop Bad Breath Relief Ad Promises Air Freshness

A disjointed advertorial claims thousands suffer from bad breath and can gain air relief through a Dr Edwards JT remedy. The copy describes a supposed natural purity and gentle daily use, noting a long history with bowel and liver complaints and mentions a mysterious compound and olive oil as components.

Dr. Edwards

Social Roundup From Oberlin and Nearby Towns

Thursday evening in Oberlin reports gatherings and visits across the region. Residents including Frank Griffen and Ernest Bates joined relatives in Elyria, with multiple households hosting dinners and calling on friends in Lorain, Ashland, La Grange, Axtel, and Fiorence.

Oberlin Frank Griffen Ernest Bates Elyria C. C. Schister Theola Cowen Ashland Theodore Ries Myron Ries Mise Rose Helmsath Ely

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