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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
2
Oberlin May 22 The Oberlin School of Theology held its annual banquet with 198 students and faculty at the James Brand House. Dr Hannah announced plans to return to England with his wife, entering politics, as colleagues and students praised his long Oberlin service.
An ad touts a new organic iron formula Nuxated Tron that allegedly builds red blood quickly, improves energy, and rejuvenates appearance. It claims older mineral iron pills are poorly absorbed, promises two weeks to notice gains, and offers a money back guarantee via druggists.
Those who received their degrees Wednesday afternoon were B.A. Clifford, G. V. Donley, G. A. Ninomiya, G. B.R. Rodgers, W. G. Swart, and Y. K.K. Yuasa, with etchings shown to share the moment among friends.
Oberlin May 21 James Wright died at his home Wednesday morning. He had been in business here for several years. Funeral arrangements were not yet fixed. Oberlin May 21 Mrs John Chapin entertained Lachman of Cincinnati and others at several teas. Mrs P D Hubbard hosted friends Wednesday afternoon. Dr Henry M Tenny was a guest at the Hosford home on Woodland Ave. Forty men labored to repair the telephone system knocked out by Saturday's storm. service expected to be restored in a few days.
Amherst May 21 The local Grange brought twenty members to Carlisle for an evening program featuring a song by a male quartet recitations by Raymond and Charles Cotton a ten member one act play The Sewing Circle a Ladies Quartette of Hickory Tree Grange and The Persecuted Dutchman. A luncheon followed. Amber May 21 born to Mr and Mrs J Molzhauer a son on the Ray farm Ruby Walker given a birthday surprise at the home.
Puzzle page presents across and down clues with a pictorial theme. Word 1 is the book of books and the picture provides the key while Word 4 turns into an act or law and Word 5 denotes a small cat. Down clues include what dishes do on the floor and a large four footed animal plus the ledger item. Yesterday’s puzzle answered.
Tuesday evening gatherings included ecards and social time with lunch and a birthday cake for a host of relatives. The St Johns League of South Amherst plans a church social at 7 45 pm. Jane Rosencranz celebrated her ninth birthday with school friends. decorations followed a yellow and white scheme. Mrs W L Glass returned from Chicago and Mrs L Hanchette visits Cleveland. Frank Foster resumes activities after illness. Jancy Smith from Maternity Hospital Cleveland visits Mr and Mrs QO H Haker.
The calaureate Services of the Birmingham High School graduating class will be held at the Birmingham M E Church on Sunday evening May 24 at 7 30 p m Rev Sam B Barnette will give the sermon. Several local families are noted for weekend visits and social outings in nearby towns.
Letter from John A. McAllister of 3152 Main St Buffalo New York dated August 15 1924 reports twelve to thirteen years of pile trouble and relief after one box of Hamadala Pila Tablets. Advertisement notes Hamadala as an internal constitutional treatment for blind bleeding or protruding piles with refund guarantee and mail order from The Hamadala Co Box 445 Buffalo New York priced at 1.00.
Summers of Florence spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J Darby and Jennie Carter. Adam Horn and KE Cushion were in Elyria on business Monday. Bertha Sheppard of Cleveland weekended with Mr and Mrs C G Seniff. William Schuecter saw tornado results at Wakeman Sunday. Elmer Brewer of Wakeman works on Butler Road. William Conray was in Ashland on business Tuesday. Harold and Kenneth Ives of Oberlin visited their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Adam Horn. Ladies Aid Society Birmingham M E Church will
Eminent San Francisco physician announces a new nerve treatment. Epp a Neuritis Tablets claim to relieve neuritis neu ralgia and nerve pains without bromides or narcotics. Available through C. W. Phillips. druggists to recommend. mail orders accepted.
Local advertisement promotes nursery furniture sale with prices around $8.50. The snippet mentions rings and related items, signaling discounted nursery decor and accessories.
Mr and Mrs Frank Brown and children of Elyria spent the week at the home of Mr and Mrs JD A Bonnette.
In Troon Scotland on May 21 Miss Joyce Wethered Britain's leading woman golfer defeated Mrs J F James of Ireland five and four to advance to the semifinals. Her next opponent will be Mrs Temple Dobell, the 1912 champion.
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