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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1924
Page
7
Ohio Farm Federation figures show Darke County Farm Bureau now leading in total membership with 1460 members, ahead of Montgomery County at about 1300. Wood County reports 1282 members as another county update comes in during the past week.
Logan county records 780 and Pickaway county 505 as interim federation membership figures. Both counties emphasize these are not final totals for their membership work.
Wilson and a song My Ohio with Harold Ricket of Oberlin Fred Prosser and Mr Robbins of LaGrange spoke. The surprise feature was led by Mrs Elza Durkee and won by Allen O Connor. Eaton Grange schedules the March 20 lecture hour. Mrs Grant Aldrich travels to Wellington due to her mother Mrs William Body’s pneumonia.
In Elyria and nearby towns residents attended the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Moore aged 39. Solemn high mass was offered by Father Gallagher and two fellow priests with statements paying tribute to the deceased who had lived in the area for many years. John Moore of Cleveland and Margaret Moore Jr. survive with other relatives. Out of town mourners included Mrs. Garver Dowdell Daler Caughlin Carr and Mrs Kaiser Valley City.
At Anchor Rebekah lodge No. 361 in Grafton a March 18 meeting will feature a short St Patrick's day program. Members should answer roll call with an Irish joke wear green and bring one food item for the line. Fred Daniels visited sister Mrs Elizabeth Wilson.
A dubious advertisement touts external remedies for piles and promotes a product named HEM-ROID as universally available. It references claims by Leonhard and others, asserting ease of use and guaranteed relief, with mentions of past cases and a broad sales pitch.
Residents attend funerals and Open Forum in Elyria. George Stick and sisters Mrs Leonard Buchs visit, while John Bauer of South Ambhrast spends Sunday at his home. Families discuss church society activities and weekend visits among local residents.
Cod Liver Oil tablets from McCoy Laboratories are promoted to men and women for rapid weight gain and strength. The ad claims 60 tablets cost 69 cents, with a money-back guarantee if pounds aren’t gained. Drug stores like Phillips Crandall and Ebert stock the product for sale.
An advertisement promotes a special form of Mag brand tablets claimed to neutralize stomach acidity and improve digestion. The copy asserts quick, safe relief with results for indigestion. It cites no specific clinical evidence and targets readers seeking stomach comfort.
Misses Eather and Mildred Krause of Elyria and Mr and Mrs BE A Reamer with zon Lewis of Lorain spent the weekend with H A Reamer and family in Con.
A daughter was born February 22 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Brehmer of Cleveland. Mr and Mrs William Kane of Amherst visited the R Wick home Sunday evening. Mr Henry M Tapper and daughters of West Ridge spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W T Lynn and daughter Edith. Mrs Try an ad appears in the Chronicle Telegram want columns.
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