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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1922
Page
3
Town Line North notes a May Party for South Ridge schoolchildren with 18 diners at a May party and a program of music. Neighbors from Lake Avenue to Elyria visit relatives and attend church society meetings while several families host dinners and birthday gatherings over the weekend.
Dr Edwards proposes Olive Tablets as a gentle, non calomel remedy for chronic constipation and sluggish liver. The ad touts their soothing, pleasant effect and urges nightly use to maintain regularity. Available in 15c and 30c sizes.
Lilian and Madge confront a nighttime intruder with a rope contraption and a revolver near a window. They lure the suspect from outside, evacuate frightened family members, and prepare a report of the incident for the authorities to hear. The scene blends danger and household suspense as the women manage the crisis without direct exposure to gunfire.
South Ridge residents hosted and visited relatives and friends during Sunday. Mr and Mrs J H Delfield entertained guests, while Geo Link and daughter Virginia from Lorain called on J A Machert. Rhinehart Cook and Ed and John Cook visited Henry Hane and family, and Elizabeth Ernst hosts overflow from Cleveland staying the week. Wim Cook of Lorain visits his parents V Cook and family after spending time with W Miller and S Mathias.
One day each year women may enter the Chapel of St John the Baptist in Genoa, a long standing rule tied to Pope Innocent VIII and the Herodias story. The article also highlights Mrs. Charles E. Cutter of Tacoma as a pioneering female radio operator and educator involved in radio manufacture, notes Queen Mary Princess Mary and Queen Alexandra sharing Sunday births, and mentions Lena Altman of Pensacola being named an assistant US district attorney.
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