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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1928
Page
5
Columbia area notes detail a May 15 WCTU institute at Beebetown Baptist Church with a noon picnic. Speakers included Medina WCTU president and Mrs Linda Houserman of Cleveland. Other items cover births, household repairs, road work, and local visits across nearby towns.
A party in Carlisle marked Mr I N Havens birthday anniversary on Monday. Also present were Mr and Mrs Carl Haven and their daughter from Elyria, sharing in the celebration with Haven.
Mrs Charles Ost hosts a May 9 birthday party with about thirty friends and relatives from Grafton Valley City Medina Litchfield Lorain Elyria Oberlin and Avon. Prizes went to Mrs Henry Shuster and Mrs Lloyd Yost. cake and ice cream served. many gifts given. Several local residents mentioned with visits and illnesses noted, including mumps and hospital stays.
Howard Bartter attended a temple event of the Latter Day Saints in Kirtland Ohio. Ethel Rabung Robert Konol and Rudolph Dupakosk from the school at the Station won blue ribbons for high health standards. On Sunday May 6 Mr and Mrs Forest Ives and daughter Wanda visited Russel Jacquays of Sterling Ohio who had been ill with blood poisoning but was improving.
The Rue de la Paix markets celebrity fashion with star clients including royalty and queens. Despite postwar slumps top Paris houses still attract Spanish and Belgian queens duchesses and noble wives. Designers tailor wardrobes to each personality with patrons like Miss Ann Morgan Yvonne Printemps Millicent Ramos and Jean Nah Dunbonet. The piece notes celebrity influence and niche tailoring amid evolving haute couture trends.
Millions rely on Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a mild liquid laxative first offered in 1892. The ad touts its safety for women children and elderly, notes relief from headaches biliousness and indigestion, and offers a free sample by mail to Monticello Illinois readers.
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