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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1923

Page

7

Students to Host Oriental Christian Conference

Foreign students and the Y M C A will host the Christian Oriental conference from November 16 to 18. Organized by the Student Department, the event aims to inspire through Christ’s spirit and address modern world issues. Delegates from China, Japan, the Philippines, and India are expected, with about 30 attendees after Friday registration.

of Christian Oriental Aus- Committee On Friends Among Foreign Stude

Pittsfield Notes Highlight Community Happenings

Local items report Cort Lang returning from Lorain Hospital to relatives in Wellington, plus visits and moves. Ruth Davidson takes a Cleveland bookkeeping job with B. A. Beler Co. Families travel to Elyria and Cleveland for football, work, and social events. Box socials and entertainments at District No 4 and No 5 schools draw crowds. A Farm Woman's Club gathering and a funeral in Green Springs are noted. A new daughter born to Clarence Jordan, with several Sunday visits and family updates.

Pittsfield Roy Widdowson Lorain Cort Lang C. W. Furze Wellington Fred N. Pitts Norwalk Ruth Davidson Cleveland B. A. Beler Co Paul Shuster Forest Mohlerman Elyria Parent-Teachers Association of A. A. Mohrmaz District No. 5 Col. Baylor Grace Gannett Farm Woman's Club A. P. Lincoln FE. Campbell R. E. Campbell B. F. Brety Green Springs Clinton Hamner Henry Pomeroy James Hamner

Lydia E Pinkham Compound Aids Women's Health

A testimonial from a woman in Chicago praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health after years of weakness and backache. She notes improved energy and ability to work after using the remedy. The letter cites relief from irregularities and bearing-down feelings.

Lia E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Severin Chicago Lydia

Delegates to Attend Oberlin Western Reserve Game

The conference delegates will be guests of the college at the Oberlin Western Reserve football game. Charles D. Hurvey secretary for the Committee on Friendly Relations Among Foreign Students and the secretaries of the Chinese Japanese and Philippine Student Christian Associations will be principal speakers.

Charles D. Hurvey

Pittsfield M E church member Wilton dies after long illness

George F Wilton of Pittsfield aged 78 dies after ten years of goiter and ten weeks of high blood pressure. He leaves wife Frances Jordan, three children Edith Sheffield Alice Betts and Walter Wilton, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral held at home with Rev E G Evans. Also notes Princess Maude wed Lord Carnegie at Wellington Guards Chapel.

Pittsburg Orra Thompson Elyria B. W. Ryder Theodore Breyley Oberlin Hospital Ladies Aid Society George F Levi Ann Wilton Pittsfield Frances Jordan Charlotta Mich Edith Howard Sheffield Alice Frank Betts Walter Wilton Myre Wilton M. E. Church Weasley Wilton Charlotte E. G. Evans London Maude King George Lord Carnegie Guards Chapel Wellington Barracks

Doan's Kidney Pills Featured in Elyria Letter

An old advertisement promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney issues. A reader, Mrs H C McKinley of 231 East Sixth Street, says the pills strengthened her back and normalized her kidneys after morning pain and frequent urination.

Doan Elyria H. C. McKinley East Sixth St Dean

Tanlac Proven to Restore Health for Akron Dressmaker

Miss Mary Spranger of 87 West Thornton Street Akron reports Tanlac revived her health and energy after severe fatigue. She says the tonic renewed appetite eased indigestion headaches nerves and dizziness and made her cheerful and active in work. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.

Mary Spranger West Thornton St Akron Ohio Tanlac

Reed Ives Couple Pleads Tender Hymns at Burial

Mr and Mrs Reed Ives sang tenderly several selections at a ceremony. Burial took place in a southern cemetery with many floral offerings displayed, described as beautiful.

Reed Ives South Cemetery

Card of Thanks for George Wilton Death

Family members express sincere thanks for help sympathy and floral offerings during illness and death of George Wilton. Signed by Frank C. Batts and Family Walter Wilton Theodora Breyley and spouses.

George Wilton Nev Eyvane Frank C. Batts Walter Wilton Air Theodora Breyley

Supreme Court limits retire rights for national reserve corps officers

The Supreme Court ruled that offers of the national reserve corps are not entitled to the same retirement rights as officers of the regular navy. The decision, issued today, narrows pension and retirement eligibility distinctions between reserve and regular navy personnel.

Washington National Reserve Corps United States Supreme Court

Case Brought by Berry to Rescind Relieving Order

Lieutenant Commander George A. Berry sues to compel the secretary of the Navy to rescind an order relieving him from active duty without recommendations from a naval retiring board. In Washington November 13 Panama Canal employees lose in the US Supreme Court their contest against Governor J J Morrow of the Panama Canal to prevent payment of house rent fuel water electricity and services in connection with quarters.

George A. Berry Secretary of the Bary Naval Washington Panama Canal Supreme Court of United States J. J. Morrow

Theft of government bonds from Findlay home

Thefts totaled 16,500 with 8,000 in government bonds taken from T. F. Litzenberg’s Findlay residence. Entry was gained through a cellar window last night, and bonds hidden in a dining room table were removed. An additional 8,500 in bonds remained undistributed in the same hiding place, suggesting a familiar intruder.

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