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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1935
Page
6
Mexico eying a shift from border resorts to interior growth as tourism expands beyond border towns. Officials cite rising visitor numbers, economic impact, and a decline in gambling tourist traffic after President Lazaro Cardenas banned gambling, signaling a broader national trend in travel patterns.
An old advertisement extols Adhenika as a real cleansing remedy for gas pain in the stomach and bowels. It claims internal cleansing reduces bacteria and colon bacilli while promising quick relief from gas and chronic constipation. Endorsed by H. L. Shoub and Mrs. Jas. Filler with testimonials.
The piece lists reasons for Mexico's rising tourism in the 1930s including a pacified postrevolution era since 1929, improved air travel from the United States via major routes shortening flight times from Los Angeles to Mexico City, and faster land routes via Laredo and El Paso. It notes a completed Pan American Highway link to Mexico City and better sea connections between Gulf ports and New York, with accelerating development of Pacific routes and the Panama Canal corridor.
Sirus Club at Columbia Ohio held a dance with twenty couples last Saturday. An Loasewood orchestra played while officers and their wives assisted with entertainment and refreshments. New officers listed include President Nelson Cutting and Vice President W Jones. Also noted were Mrs J Robas Agsdale as secretary and treasurer along with Mr and Mrs Lapp of Elyria. A next dance is planned for December 2 with officers to present new charts. The Friday or weekend social also mentions a Sunday school party hosted by Mrs M L Rover with Mrs Ralph King arranging and Willard Hatha War leading devotions. A Christmas operetta is planned for the next Parent-Teachers meeting on December 1 with Miss Mabel Rice’s pupils and the Junior Glee Club set to perform. Twenty-five hens and pallets were stolen from a local home.
Community notes report church and civic activities with election of Grange officers at the last meeting on Tuesday November 19. The list includes Rev. Paul Brown treasurer and C F Hales secretary among others. Social events feature the Sunset group Ladies Aid Society gathering with dinner and bazaar preparations for December 11. Other items mention Farm Bureau meetings in Columbus and guests at the Heineman home with local families visiting from Cleveland and Parma.
George W Daykin aged 72 died after a lingering illness leaving widow Philena and daughter Katilla Fuerher of Morrell Nebraska, two Sullivan and Charles of Indiana. Eight grandchildren. two children died earlier. Services were held at 2 PM at Sullivan cemetery. community invited to Congregational church service. Also notes of pastor changes in Marietta Ohio and various local social events and letters referencing residents and gatherings.
Two new greatly improved FASTEETH powder sprinkled on upper or lower plates keeps false teeth firm and comfortable. Prevents sliding slipping rocking or popping out. No gummy taste or pasty sensation. Fresh breath guaranteed. Available at Muir's and other drug stores.
The Dorcas class at the Middle Ridge area held a meeting at Herrmanns home with many neighbors in attendance. Mrs. Purlipena Schubert and Mr. C O Sthmitkut led activities while Mrs. Emma Summers visited. An evening of music, talks, and Christmas plans followed, with committees named for January events and refreshments served.
Mrs Heno Collier was surprised by neighbors and friends at her Lake Avenue home on her birthday. The evening featured five hundred and pedro as diversions and a large pink and white birthday cake centerpiece. Mr Collier received many beautiful handkerchiefs from guests.
The Woman's Association of the Lake Avenue Community held its regular monthly tureen at Mrs. William Leonard’s home. A meal was served to eighteen members and guests.
The official Lake Avenue Community Church board will hold a special meeting at Mrs Nora Schaeffer’s home. All board members are urged to attend. A remark on Christian missions notes that actions speak louder than words across Africa and the Orient.
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