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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1926
Page
11
A county wide get together of Legionaires features speakers including Post State Commander Milo J. Warner of Toledo and Colonel Marlin of the Veterans Bureau in Cleveland. After a brief business session, a meal was served by Buddy Schultz, a former army cook.
Penfield residents share Sunday visits in Kirla and at Arthur Hoadley’s. Floyd Delong purchases Mrs Vira Gallatin’s home and plans repairs before moving in. Family updates include illness of Mrs Geo Williams and a Measles pneumonia death of six year old Cloyd Kimber. Funeral services for Cloyd held with pallbearers Dan Welsh Ortin Ray Bradley. interment at Spencer.
Local notices report several residents recovering from measles and illness. others hosted or attended gatherings, funerals, and family visits. Names include Donald Park, Epima Cushion, W T Starr, Lonnie Jones, Dewey Kies, Frank Johnson, Lyman Foster, Estin of Spencer, C R Starr farm at Center of Penfield, John Witte, John White, F B Johnson, Mark Deveres, Jayman Shaw, Wisie Shaw, Harvey Blough, Gen Jackson funeral in LaGrange, burial at Duckson Cemetery, Andrews returning from Konto with laryngitis, and various visitors from Akron, Grattan, Toledo, Elyria, Cleveland, and Oberlin. Wark War veteran referenced.
An unsigned testimonial promotes Allenrho as a guaranteed cure for rheumatism. It claims uric acid deposits dissolve and pain ends within 24 hours. The ad asserts druggists nationwide sell the product with a money-back guarantee and offers to send free particulars upon request.
Mrs. Minula Geistman of Oberlin died Saturday evening at her in law’s home in Locke. Funeral services are set for 1:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. at the house and M. KE church in Oberlin with burial in Camden. She was 47, survived by husband Margaret Tase two brothers and two sisters plus many relatives in Kipton Pittsfields Oberlin Wakeman and Elyria.
An advertisement touts San Yak Pills as a revolutionary remedy for high blood pressure diabetes and rheumatism. It features testimonials from Dr L P Bailey Mrs W J Brandon and others claiming improved health, renewed energy and lasting relief from stomach bowels and kidney issues. The pitch emphasizes vegetable ingredients and claims of preventive internal inflammation and organic disease.
Mrs. Lewis Baker and daughter from Canton visit her parents Mr and Mrs Bayless. Mrs. Mole of Elyria and others join Mr and Mrs Blaine and Mr and Mrs Beardsley for Sunday visits. Mrs. W Hudson visits family in Cleveland. quilting days set by Mrs Ponting on Wednesday and Friday. church Easter service April 11. George Lang's birthday observed at Lang home. golfers from the South training for the Southern women's championship at Charlotte Country Club the week of May 26.
Marcy 25 society events include Diner at Congre gational church in Ridgeville and Ladies' Aid serving April first. Arthur Smith family toured Carlisle for Sunday dinner. TPTA to host a social with old papers sale to fix school grounds. Lost purse found on auto ride. birthday surprise for Mr Nick Smith. Further guest visits noted.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a cure for constipation in babies and children, claiming it soothes the stomach and starts the liver and bowels without griping. Warns against counterfeit versions and urges asking druggists for the real product.
Advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment cures fiery itchy eczema with instant relief and rapid healing. It asserts unique ingredients cause rashes pimples and blemishes to vanish magically and notes wide, steady demand with druggists stocking a 60 cent box.
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