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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1924
Page
3
Fragmentary wire feature notes a performance titled Revelations of a Wife with references to onlookers and speakers. The unreadable text hints at a brief stage or broadcast feature involving a 30u speaker and a manager, suggesting a media presentation of the work.
Amherst briefs report a golden wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs Adam U¢ at Kipton attended by Mrs Anthony Northeim and others. The article notes Grafton Boy Scout troop receiving its charter, local social visits, a Halloween social at Belden schools, and community notes from Amherst including newlyweds Fred Koch and activities of residents with a focus on local life and schooling.
Grafton news recalls Philathea class gathering at the parsonage on Sunday afternoon November 6 hosted by Rev LeRoy Wright. Community members attend Pomona Grange, hear sermons, music and readings. Thieves steal 190 dollars cash and 450 dollars in checks from George Spitzer’s garage Saturday night. A Halloween masquerade party at the Sandrock grandparents’ home features games, music and refreshments with attendees from Elyria and nearby towns.
Miss Berel Plato daughter of Mrs Mary Plato of Park Avenue and Roy Anderson son of Mr Charles Anderson of South Amherst were married at St Josephs Catholic Parsonage Amherst at 6 pm yesterday Rev Fr Hichen officiated The couple was attended by the groom s sister Mrs Walter Ursehall and Alfred Soukse of Cleveland The bride wore a blue serge traveling suit with matching hat and corsage of brides roses They will reside in South Amherst where Mr Anderson is employed in the Ohio Quarries office The bride is Amherst High School graduate class of 1922
Advertises Indigesto Tablets and O Neill herbal remedies for stomach issues. Claims rapid improvement in acid stomach indigestion dyspepsia gastritis and weak appetites. Promotes a 50 cent trial box and a full treatment of six one dollar boxes for five dollars. Names F J ONeill Medicine Co St Louis Missouri as the seller.
The undersigned Farmers of Camden and Brighton Townships forbid all hunting or trespassing on all lands owned or occupied by the undersigned without permit. Listed names include Calkins, Bronson, Green, Gibson, Perkins, Barrick, Merrill, Slables, Hanks, Wurst, Freeman, Prosser, and others.
The funeral service for the late Wepard Leugier, aged years, was held Sunday with burial in West Beautunl. Relatives and friends attended from out of town, including TG Beaher and Water Vrs from Cleveland, and Fred all of Wadsworth. Born in Brownhrimses, the deceased was laid to rest with a formal procession and church rites observed by local and visiting mourners. Birthdays celebrated in Amherst included Mrs Roy Burke and son Max with a dinner, flowers, and two birthday cakes. Attendees included R A Beigler, Evan Reigler, Hollis Reigler, and others from Oberlin, Elyria, and Kipton.
Mrs Virs 7 C Heitrch hosted the Tuesday Afternoon 500 Club at her home on November 4. The afternoon was spent playing and Miss Margaret Amisthe received first honors.
A vintage ad touts Freezone as a painless corn remover. It claims a tiny bottle costs a few cents and can eliminate hard and soft corns or corn between toes, with no soreness or irritation, using a simple one bit application. The druggist sells the product for immediate foot relief.
A famous Italian scientist is said to have invented an external Volta powder that treats rheumatic conditions by absorption through the skin. The ad claims immediate blood absorption, rapid relief for rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago, gout, and neuralgia, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Local druggists listed include Wy Phillips, Muir's Drug Store, Crandall's.
Nov 5 report from FIELDS Eaton Ex notes Rev and Mrs Ryan of LaGrange and daughter Mrs Rusk of Elyria attended the Ladies Aid dinner. Be Forest Pratt of Cincinnati visiting, returned home. Al Maddock and Twing families with Miss Flora Twing and Miss Jennie Maddoc of Elyria were Sunday guests. Proceeds from the dinner exceeded 29 dollars. Next event set for November 13 hosted by Mesdames Ralph Harris, For tune Miner Eldred and Miss Hattie Andrews.
Rush of Elyria and area residents appear in a string of social notes. Agnes Black attended church despite a broken ankle. Mrs. John Bainbridge visited granddaughter Thelma Harding at Memorial Hospital where she had an appendectomy. Charles James and son Billie of Elyria spent days with James parents. A list of Elyria and Oberlin ladies hosted, E. L. Thompson and DeForest Lynde trips noted. Rev. C C Maple left for Tedrow for four weeks of meetings. A Moe family member returned from Graf ton visit. Lizzie Andrews in Cleveland during Arthur Andrews wife operation. Son of Lee Andrews is seriously ill.
Mary and Earl Friend filed for divorce in local courts citing a cooling of affection after sixteen years of marriage. The petition requests dissolution of the marital bond amid allegations of faded love and separation.
In Tiltonville November 5 report notes October as the driest in five years with 0.16 inch rainfall vs 4.2 inches in September and fog occurring on sixteen days. Glouster officials announce night industrial Huey Wil classes to resume for adults in electrical and mining engineering. Coolville reports a fire destroying a long standing barn behind the Collar Hotel, dating to the days of stage coach travel.
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