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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1925
Page
5
Amherst notes recount social events at the Beadge Club including a Sunday dinner with guests, and local mentions of residents Myr and doaca, Mr. Aston, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schoh, and others. The record lists visitors, homecomings, and household goods notes from November.
Amherst area families and friends connect during weekend visits. The text lists numerous names from Elyria Cleveland Lorain and Wadsworth visiting or hosting at homes, with updates including a serious operation recovery and pneumonia, and mentions of church activities and social calls.
In Amherst on November 15, friends gathered for the funeral of Mrs Kathreen Schmaut buried after services at her daughter's home. The interment followed in the local cemetery with services led by local clergy and pallbearers identified by community notes.
Spe pus i pie fies fli Ca eaey at spe pus i pie fies fli Ca eaey at member cause.
Av fes of Sr was ete held Saturday success. Supper ng to about 4 people. Theifferent prizes and vat financial.
Simple steps promise whiter hands through vanishing cream and topical care. The ad touts ease and beauty improvements, urging readers to use a branded product for better looking skin.
A fragmented note discusses cod liver oil being rich in vitamins and its use by doctors. It mentions oil compound tablets and questions about which drugs can be demanded, with a reference to authorized oil compounds and a price figure of 40 cents.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant laxative that cleanses the body leaving the head clear stomach sweet tongue and skin rosy. It promises universal suitability with directions for men women and children on each box.
Nov 16 football between Amherst and Breckenrid e was postponed disappointing many fans who expected a Faust and exciting match. Community notices list church meetings at St Peter's and training classes, with updates from Amherst. A local surgery report notes Mrs Miller recovering after tonsil removal at the hospital.
Amherst society hosts a bazaar and supper with prizes won by G Piett and Mrs Bellinge. Rudolph Sabier celebrates a birthday with gifts and donations urged. Browne Congregation meets at home while Amherst United Church activities fill the week with a dinner at the Schroeder residence.
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative for children and babies. It assures a pleasant taste and a single teal spoonful cleanses the liver bowels and stomach. Directions printed on bottle.
Mr and Mrs J Knight of Elyria spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs W Quashuifski in Cleveland. Carrie Lange of Kipton visited cousin Miss Duellle Lange. The Pythian Sisters plan a regular meeting tomorrow with annual section to be held. Mr and Mrs FL Nally entertained guests at Prospect Street yesterday including Mr and Mrs George Powers Miss Mitch Rand and Madelle Slack of So 4]
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