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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1923
Page
9
Six students en route to the Denison Oberlin game in a Star car were struck by a Paige driven by a Columbus resident traveling about thirty five mph. All except Hanar returned to classes. Hanar remains in hospital with condition expected to improve tomorrow.
Mixe Katheryn Pfaff of Willard Court visits Cleveland. Miss Marie De France travels to Chicago for her brother. Mr and Mrs J E Braithwaite of Morgan Street plan winter in St Petersburg Florida. Miss Margaret Parish of 113 East College, with Onto Telephone, visits parents in Oberlin. Monday Night Club hosts a party at the Masonic Hall. Marjorie Tyler Holmes, Oberlin graduate and social service worker, dies in New York November 7 and is buried in Oberlin. WCTU meets tomorrow at 3 with Mrs Gulden. Oberlin College readies for Home-Coming Day this Saturday with Crimson and Gold vs Western Reserve. Annual football banquet set for next Tuesday in Warner Gym. Guy Mater and Lee Pattison give a dual piano recital tonight in Finney chapel. Oberlin Woman’s Club history dept meets today with Mrs P C Johnson. Nineteenth Century Club annual guest day set for this afternoon at a local home.
A resident describes a persistent itchy rash on a hand that worsened with scratching, spreading and burning. After trying Cu ticura Soap and Ointment from an advertisement, she bought more and was later hauled. The letter is signed by Elma J. Pyle of 629 Millville Ave Hamill ee Ohio.
Mrs. George J. Gould widow of the late millionaire and former English actress denies litigation over her late husband's will drove her to travel abroad. The marital union with Gould occurred two years ago and she arrived recently, asserting no legal dispute dominates her visit.
Mrs J W Hill on West College street and Mr and Mrs Henry Braithwaite of South Main street leave Monday for St Petersburgh Florida to spend the winter. Mrs Jeszale Ford of South Main street is called to Chautauqua New York due to the death of her uncle J Hawes. Mr and Mrs Harry Long of Akron spend the weekend with Mr Longs cousin Mrs W H Chapin. Mr Long works for Akron Tile and Fireplace Co.
A milk producers meeting is planned for Wednesday evening November 14 in Eaton. Circle No. 9 will host the Ladies Aid Society at Mrs. N J Hoskin's home on November 15. Wilton Dawley of Oberlin visited Mary Dawley, and WJ Longdow of Columbus stayed with relatives. Christian Endeavor meets November 18 with topic How Obtain a Great Missionary Advance Acts 13 1 12 Leader H A Hicher. Mr and Mrs J L Ross of Wellington visited his parents M C Ross. Mrs Fred Nobles went to Cleveland hospital for treatment. Mr and Mrs A B Martin heard Wilson Armistice Day speech by radio. Mrs Arthur Cowley improving but away from home. Mission band meets Sunday afternoon with Leader Wesley Carpenter. topic on work among foreign city children and potential speaker. A B Martins and Hazel visited Rev Middleton in Pa
The Sunshine Girls present their second program this Friday featuring Bluebird costumes Folk of Older Days Pierrot and Pierrette Tomboy and Italian costumes. The troupe promises high grade entertainment with humor and constant activity to keep the audience eager for what comes next. Rev and Mrs Elcher hosted friends from Handloph for the weekend.
Berlin Heights Ohio November 13 state Senator J F Burke of Elyria will headline the centenary celebration of the First Congregational church in Berlin Heights set for next Sunday in the local event. In Parma two impersonators posing as officers seized riot machines from Mrs Nellie Bergenster s Toadhouse and fled with about 60 dollars in contents.
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as nature's best remedy for constipation, urging regular consumption of two tablespoons with meals. It touts health benefits, warns against laxatives, and suggests serving bran daily in cereals, hot cereals, or baked goods with recipes on each pack.
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