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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1924
Page
9
March 26 report from Ellington area lists Charles Yoxtheimer son Yoxtheimer passing state exam in Cleveland. Also notes American Legion and auxiliary meetings plan upcoming events, social gatherings, church activities, and multiple residents and guests with brisk local flavor.
Eaton March 26 par chers association rega ting and social set for March 28 at the home of Mrs. D. Longbow. Mandeville, a training teacher in Cleveland, has rented Ralph Cole's and will drive to his work city each day. Ruth Harwedel and son visited Ridgeville. W. W. Tite celebrated seventy eighth birthday with a surprise baskets dinner. most attendees attended except her son Carl. D. W. Carpenter improving. les Strickland moved house nearby.
The text praising Doctor Pierce's medicines as pure remedies from long research by Dr R V W Pierce. It notes the Golden Medical Discovery and Dr Pierce's Prescription as tonic and system builder. Buffalo citizenry is cited and a 10 cent tablet offer mentioned.
West Ridge residents share a busy period with trips to Akron and Elyria. Local gatherings include WCTU meetings, family visits, and condolences for Lewis Dramm. Notables: Florence Pope teaching at Chicago, Ed Pember and Harry Bemis of Lorain.
Spencer March 26. Local ladies group met at Mrs Maude Curtice home to piece blocks. Various residents and visitors noted. hospital visit. Medina County cage tournament attendees listed with numerous names.
Liberal Clothing store showcases spring fashions with redesigned show windows. Manager Glenn Jacobs says the stock is at its best this year and the store maintains its usual credit policy so customers can buy Easter outfits without touching savings. He promises good service.
In Mrs Bird's house, Roderick's tantrum prompts firm discipline as the children's aunt Harriet objects. Mary aids the scene while the narrator and Edwin observe, noting a police officer's prior concern and the uneasy calm before quieter behavior settles in.
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