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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1922
Page
6
Hecklederry Finn and Tom Saw yer allege three local boys living near Charles Court fitted up a cave shanty on the east river ranch and kept stolen articles there. The quiet hideaway was discovered near their homes and prompts investigation into the youths.
Eva Auprich of Emporia Kansas testifies she suffered severe pains during natural periods and weakness until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health. She recommends the remedy to friends with similar issues and notes many women begin using it in adolescence for troublesome symptoms. The product is described as prepared from medicinal plants to address female disorders and symptoms.
W Littie in Charles Court reported theft of two windows a chair and rugs from a shed at his rear home. Police were notified and the youths were summoned to meet the chief of police to explain their actions.
Mrs C H Roe and daughter Constance Roe of New York City visited Grafton guests include Mrs C A Sern and daughter Josef Cis bus and Miss Mary L Stur of Cleveland. W C T U November meeting at Mrs Fred Cragin home on Nov 9. Social gatherings include dinner at Elyria hosted by Mr and Mrs Harold Bennett. Philathea class meeting at Mrs James Finlayson home November 2 with songs and talks. Community circle met Nov 2 with election talk and quilt block work. next meet Nov 14 hosted by Mrs W Pieter.
Huntington Nov 7 A long list of local visits and calls from Spencer Wellington and Elyria. Residents include the Hicks Crile Naegle Burkett Gannett Chapman Pratt Bowen Finkle and others. Also mentions Hallo ween party and tax and dry amendment discussions. Typhoid cases linked to a milk route and Royal Fly Destroyer ad concludes.
Elyria area woman Mrs Frank McAllister of 315 W Third St reports back pain relief from Doan s Kidney Pills after kidney issues. Doan s are sold at Ebert s Drug Store and advised to neighbors for kidney weakness and related pains.
A fragment notes Mrs. Joe Rapking and her mother enjoying time with relatives for a few days. Celesta, Freda, and Fern Thaddi um were at Sullivan Wednesday as part of the visit.
Ridgeville reports a Sunday visit by Miss Avery of Elgin and a Wednesday call from Mrs. Dittrick Mrs. May Falkner and Mrs. Grice of Cleveland at B C Millers Mr and Mrs Z A Shaw were weekend guests at A Siews Cleveland Heights home Frank Marvin taken to Memorial hospital for several weeks illness A large class joined the Congregational Church during Sunday services Ruth Dunham on vacation Misa Feldler of Oberlin to serve as organist Ridgeville Grange plans masquerade ball Friday Nov 10 at town hall Knights of St John Ladies Auxiliary host hard times social and dance Nov 8 at town hall All invited Mr and Mrs W Evans entertained Mr and Mrs Thomas of Tulsa Okla en route to Pennsylvania by auto.
An advertisement claims Parisian sage stops hair loss and dandruff with a money back guarantee if it does not work. The ad credits C. W. Phillips and promotes a remedy to prevent baldness, asserting easy prevention over cure.
Last Saturday eleven members from Ridgeville Grange attended the Pomona gathering in Oberlin. Election of officers occurred with Frank Mason of Ridgeville Grange chosen as overseer.
On Sunday at the Mezzing Seeging Nest in Nev C Young will deliver an historical address detailing a history of the Congregational church. All are urged to attend.
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