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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1923
Page
9
Nov 15 report notes a weakened patient Carrie McFreely and a display claiming blood was sold at prices from 35 to 50 dollars per pint, drawing concern over medical ethics and pricing.
Washington reports President Coolidge will be initiated into the Boston University law school chapter of the Delta Theta Phi Fraternity on Friday November 23. The cabinet discussed government department reorganization including a new education and welfare department.
Mrs H W Freese of Brunswick was arrested for failing to send her four children to school. Several locals faced fines for liquor violations. The Masonic lodge elected officers led by N Kelley and H Ziegler. George Williams received a suspended year for robbing the White Front restaurant. Indictments against Cleveland cases pending. Casselsberry held on $1000 bond for holding up A Jackson. County offices show revenue gains and sheriff work remains near self sustained.
Mrs. Byron Tompkins spent last Friday with her son Malcolm in Grafton. Mrs. Jennie Cole and W. J. Longdow of Columbus visited their sister Mary Summer in Berea. B. J. Mack carpenters for Frank Shuster on West Avenue Elyria. Superintendent Masters visited the central schools Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Dawley and daughter Helen dined with Mr. and Mrs. Addison Crowell. Mrs. Charles Strickland and others of Butternut Ridge and Cleveland visited Mrs. Byron Tompkins Tuesday. Lester Fitcheg painting for Mrs. Julia Durkee. Maurice Varsey hosted guests including Agnes and Estred Pratt, Lestr Fields, Fred Wallington, Ada Wallington, Percy Gould, Lukel Beam, and William Pratt. Mrs. Edward Varsey, years here with Maurice, left for New Philadelphia to join her daughter. Mrs. Mary Hillag returned from Berea. Ford Hill was in Lorain on business Tuesday.
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women aged 45 to 55 experiencing nervousness irritability melancholia heat flashes and headaches. It claims the product helps during the change of life using root and herb ingredients with no narcotics and offers a free booklet from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
The Parent-Teachers Association held a profitable meeting at the school house with a talk by Superintendent Masters and welfare questions discussed. Relatives honored Mrs. Fred Simms on her birthday with music games and gifts. Mrs. Mar Rockwell of Oberlin visited the Hart family. Murray Ridge North PTA will meet November 23 with Mr. Rodgers of the Farm Bureau as speaker. Pumpkin pie fried cakes and cider served. Mr and Mrs Carlton Drusendahl Amherst and Mr and Mrs Jones Elyria visited H H Drusendahl Sunday.
Mrs Carl Fowll and Miss Fredora Johnston attended the D C club at Mrs Ralph Fowl s home in South Ridge on Saturday. Mr and Mrs C I Hunger and daughter Ruth were entertained at dinner and supper at Mr and Mrs Herman Wulf in Lakewood on Sunday. Clifford Hart and family of Cleveland were guests of his parents on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Neubiser of Cleveland spent Sunday with Walter Sippel and family. Mrs Fred Vietzen visited her son Elmer Vietzen and family in Elyria on Monday. All Tiurrer Mrs Carl Fowl and son Kenneth attended the South Ridge Missionary society at Mrs W Spiedelberg s Town Line. Chas Schalbie, Mrs BE read on Thursday afternoon. Mrs W H Hart visited Mrs Melvin Bennett of Elyria on Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs J C Standen and children Dorothy and Charles were guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Fowls on Sunday. Miss Pearl Nppley of the Telegraph road was a guest over Thursday night at C H Hungers.
Mr and Mrs Chas called on his parents Mr and Mrs Chas Haha of the Shore Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Wa Stark of 4 Oberlin Road returned home Sunday after a few weeks in Canada visiting Erlend and going hunting.
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