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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
5
Nov 23 social roundup lists residents and visitors in Birmingham, Oberlin, Amherst, Elyria, and surrounding areas. Mentions include E L Roushton and Ingles sale attendees, Sunday visits by Mrs William Garris and family, families with Byers and Krewe, hunting parts from Cleveland, and multiple calls on friends in Lorain, Berlin, Wakeman, and Sandusky areas.
Dr Carey warns kidney health hinges on prompt care and urges use of Marsh 1B known as Prescription 7. Noting symptoms such as bladder trouble colored urine irritation or nervous irritability, readers are urged to obtain the medicine from druggists like Harry A Crandall and not delay if kidney disease is suspected.
Mrs Coa Ennes and Elizabeth Gerber, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerber, are noted locals amid a flurry of social updates. Amhurst visitors Mr and Mrs W oA Moulder and Mr and Mrs A F Brannau left for Sarasota for the winter. Mrs Witsman returns from Vermilion to be with family. Aliss Minnie Fleming visited her parents. George Edgar recovers from rheumatism and walks again. Ted Wilber and son Harry visited Brighton with Leon Wight’s family. Marion Bates in Cleveland. Birmingham ME church Sunday school reported 53 attendees. A quartet from Oberlin Conservatory will entertain at Birmingham AME next Sunday evening, Nov 26, 1922, for a Thanksgiving service. Thanksgiving services set at Henrietta German VE church, with quarterly conference Dec 2-3 and a Sunday morning communion service. Rev John Myer of Cleveland to attend. Mr Snider of Dayton opened Evangelistic services at Birmingham Reformed church.
On Monday evening November 20 the Bohn family joined relatives for two weeks of visiting. They spent Sunday with Barbara Latteman and her son George. George Krapp and his son Harvey from Vermilion called on relatives and friends in the area on Wednesday.
Local society items record visits by Mrs Maud Cadwaladoer of Detroit to her parents in North Elyria, Mrs G Langton in Columbus, Mrs J Hammer of Lorain to her sister, and gatherings at the Lyon, Cunningham, and Andress households along with a illness-related absence. Queen Alexandra’s favorite perfume Ess Bouquet is noted as a long kept royal secret.
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