Undefined event at Nelson Lance home sparks confusion
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1932
Page
9
A fragment mentions 7 MV NMUR BTR ANES A wIEe er in the Nelson Lance home with several members of the Win.
The National League of Women Voters after its tenth convention in Detroit will push a nationwide emergency drive for unemployment relief and insurance at federal state and local levels. Delegates endorsed relief legislation and support for the League of Nations marking a first formal stand for joining the world body. The convention also planned a survey on radio influence on politics led by Katharine Ludington with focus on unemployment relief and international engagement.
Chatham May 12. Mr and Mrs Albert Noah and sons of Berea were entertained at the Roy Kresgle home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hubert Allis and sons spent the weekend at Milton Lake. Richard Burton and mother of Cleveland visited the Grodell home. Rev Henry W Hunt and George Packard attended a state Congregational meeting in Mansfield. Mr and Mrs George Goodyear of LaPorte and Edwin Schoenherr with Joseph Schoonherr of Elyria were guests of Edna Goodyear Sunday. Harold Noah and son of Berea were dinner guests in the Kreiger home.
Kellogg's Att-Bran All Bran claims to relieve constipation by providing bulk to exercise the intestines and vitamin B to tone the tract. The ad asserts Att-Bran offers twice the iron of beef liver and suggests two tablespoonfuls daily as a remedy before consulting a doctor if relief fails. It promotes cereal with milk or in baked goods and notes red and green packaging from Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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