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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
8
O., March 22 Hel and Helen Bishop, boys from Wauseon high school, were killed today in a crossing accident. Law was seriously injured and transported to a hospital after a car collision with a freight train.
Women attended a meeting at the home of Mrs. Pope on Thursday with readings and prayers. The program included debates on prohibition, a memorial committee report, and remarks by Mrs. Sherman Ma presented arguments. Refreshments followed as attendees socialized.
A long list of local social updates follows a testimonial praising ham s Vegetable Compound for women’s ailments restoring energy for chores. The note mentions Lydia E Pinkham’s product and a nearby store at 1409 E 14th St. NLC. Multiple residents attend lectures, calls on friends, and report wind damage and illnesses in rural Ohio.
Local social round up lists visits and guests across Elyria and nearby towns. Names include Fred Wacker Fred Jr Catharina Schramm Walter Battenhouse George Drusendahl Catharine Drusendahl John Simms H. H. Drusendahl Oliver Minnich Ollie Minnich Chan Fowl Elmer Vietzen Gustave Pallas Adelbert Johnston Melvin Grills and others. Also mentions road repairs on West Ridge road funded by township and a lecture on Home Standards at the M E church Elyria.
Mr and Mrs Frank Justin and child of Elyria spent Sunday with Mrs Emma Justin. John M Schmitz of Lorain visited Mr and Mrs Jacob J Schmitz. Ignatius Gerhart inger and son Francis Peter were guests of Mrs Frances Gerhartinger of Elyria. Catherine Nagle and sons called on Emma Justin. Louie Reisinger spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Wm Newmyer. George H Dion and family visited Frank J Schmitz. Mary Martin and daughter Miss Anna and son Mr Justin B Martin visited the Waldecker home.
A noted Washington woman in official society claims a personal milestone by making 42 telephone calls in a single day. The feat, highlighted by her network, marks a record within her social circle.
An old advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a harmless solution to fat, claiming after meal and bedtime use removes unwanted fat. It offers one dollar per case and direct orders from the Marmola Co. in Detroit, urging readers to quit dieting and exercising.
A large truck driven by Frank Stevens of 941 Jefferson Avenue Cleveland damaged the traffic block at East Avenue and Broad Street that evening. A repair bill will be sent to his employer. A lady reports a theft of an Elgin watch from her dresser, with suspicions on the likely thief but no proof.
Mrs A Vader of Stop 3 reported to police that a theft occurred within the past two days. The incident involved a yellow line watch taken from her person, with authorities urged to investigate and identify suspects.
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