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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1924

Page

6

Oberlin Notes Report Deductions and School News

Oberlin items report deaths and civic notes. Mrs. B Hakes, 69, of 22 Hast Lorain St, died after three weeks illness. Prof Ward and Mrs Ward plan a summer trip with eight or ten college girls to Europe visiting Cherbourg Paris Florence and England. Miss Huddie M Johnson honored for concert in Aeolian Hall and Steinway display. Miles J Watson ill at home with nervous breakdown. Local events include a school play fundraising and a manual training exhibit. Government Nursery in Hawaii has grown and distributed millions of trees.

Sterlin B. Hakes Hakes Ison Ohio Oberlin WU Serlen Surgett Hakes Surgett Hakes Miss Mablees Mrs. Ward Serlin Huddie M. Johnson New York Jast Carl Friedburg Institute of Musical Art Aeolian Hall Frank Damrosch Miss Johnson Parnassus Club Helen Frick Miles J. Watson M. J. Watson Hardware Elm Street Ferdinand Persons Kankakee Towa Leora Weed Spitzler People's Banking Company West College Street Prospect Street King of Hearts Manual Training Oberlin Women’s Club

Rheumatism Cure by Allenrhu Promised to All

James H. Allen suffered rheumatism for years and claimed a discovery dissolved uric acid deposits in joints. He created a prescription named Allenrhu and sent it to doctors to dispense with a money back guarantee if the first pint failed to help.

James H. Allen Allenrhu Tera Jarry A. Crandall

Bakers Crossing March Pets and Local Movements

Henry Nell is on the sick list as Bakers Crossing notes March pets. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Knapp and son Owen move onto Owens farm. Rochester visitors Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Griggs spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. A Cole. Several families move into new homes and farms including the Radleys and Beckleys. The Hight School Glee Club plans an operetta Love Pirates of Hawaii at the town hall March 14 under Mr. Rawle's direction.

Bakers’ Crossing Henry Nell Emery Knapp Owen Owens Farm Wallace Griggs Rochester G. A. Cole Tom Torkwood New London Wm. Radley Lockwood Florence Radley Anna Pioner Ernest Wellington E. L. Wilcox G. A Cole Raymond Dodd Norwalk Hight School Glee Club

Cure for severe facial skin irritation advertised

Miss Gladys Wilforth of Milwaukee reports relief from a months long face rash after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She bought a large box of Ointment and three cakes of Soap and was completely healed. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for daily use.

Gladys Wilforth 2Nd St Milwaukee Wis

Multiple Local Notices From Wakeman Area

Abs Sherman ill with flu. Masons of the Blue Lodge held inspection night with visitors from Norwalk Vermilion Bandusky and Berlin Heights. Eastern Star ladies served supper for about ninety. A three year old son of Mr and Mrs Mattie Murray died at Memorial hospital Norwalk March 2. Jessie Barnes shopped in Norwalk Monday. Congregational church Ladies Society to meet Wednesday March 11 for an all day meeting with a tureen luncheon.

Wakeman Justin Sherman Masons Blue Lodge Norwalk Vermilion Bandusky Berlin Heights Ladies of the Eastern Star Mattie Murray Memorial Hospital Jessie Barnes Ladies Society of the

Local News Briefs From Brownhelm March Report

Warren Leimbach burned by hot water in an accident. William Kinermann's ankle fracture confirmed by X ray and cast applied. Gladys Fowell and Robert Taft noted with local updates. Amhett Business Men's volleyball team defeated by Brownhelm squad. Sugar bushes tapped this week and Mrs. Harvey Sage visits Cleveland.

Brownhelm Warren Leimbach William Kknerim Gladys Fowell Robert Taft Amhett Business Harvey Sage Cleveland

Iron Hunger Starving Your Blood

NY doctor explains iron is essential for strong blood and overall health. It compares iron to food for the stomach and fuel for the body, claiming iron nourishment builds rich red blood cells, repairs tissue, and wards off disease. It touts organic iron such as NUXATED IRON as a rapid changemaker.

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Meetings with Mountain Folk Songs Recall State Heritage

Descriptions of gatherings featuring singing of folk songs familiar to the mountain people of the state. The notes emphasize cultural preservation and community participation at local meetings.

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