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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1924
Page
6
Elyria group promotes a national Welsh aged home on Center Ridge road near the Rocky River bridge Higley farm. They urge Welsh men and women to join and seek honorary Welsh members. Contact Mrs Elizabeth Evans Dickson. The local effort aims to be a leading part of a national convention at Hotel Cleveland in June.
A detailed community recap notes Mothers Day gatherings at homes in Wellington and Berea, church services across Baptist Methodist and Congregational venues, and local family visits. Town residents including the Minklers Gregg Crawfords and Hartters are mentioned along with Memorial and Decoration Day plans and local club gatherings.
Report notes Hitler Campbell delivered a fine Mothers Day talk in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs A B Smith were in Chatham and Lod Sunday. A midurgeant stole from the school house Sunday evening taking boys athletic clothing and two pairs of trousers from the DeFields home. The text mentions geologically unsettled areas near the western Pacific shore.
For years readers report using Dreco with remarkable results and numerous testimonials from prominent citizens in this section. The ad touts the grand plant and herb remedy as superior for discomforts of the stomach liver kidneys or bowels.
An advertisement quotes Deter Walkovey of Toledo reporting sudden relief from back pains dizzy spells and stomach issues after using Dreco. The testimonial claims he feels ten years younger and urges others to try the product for one week at all druggists.
Penfield May 15. The Penfield High and Junior High pupils held a joint event at Society Flats after a contest between the two schools. The Spark Plugs lost and hosted a banquet for the Junior High last Friday evening with Byron Dague chairing the program. Fifty five attendees enjoyed refreshments and games.
An old advertisement claims Jo-Vex cures pyorrhea with a six ounce bottle under direction. It promises firm gums, stopped bleeding, and tightened loose teeth with money refunds if not effective. Phillips' Drug Store and other pharmacists are urged to stock and sell.
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