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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1924
Page
9
The Birmingham M E church plans a Christmas time Sunday school program. Community members share visits and events across Birmingham and nearby towns including Amherst Elyria Lorain Oberlin and Cleveland. Local society officers were elected and illness and birthdays noted among residents.
Relief from pain itch and bleeding with Pyramid Pile Suppositories advertised as a nationwide coast to coast solution. 60 cent box offered at drug stores with claim of proven relief for protruding piles.
The Oberlin family spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rosa. Bert Smith and daughter El Donna of Lorain visited Mr. and Mrs. Barney Snyder. C. Robertson spent the weekend with her Elyria children. Mrs. Mary Keller moved to her daughter's home Monday. Mrs. Ralph Blackwell will reside with Kipton family. Fred Heidt is ill. Jr. and Mrs. Leon Mapes of Elyria were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Horn.
Penfield notices report Mr and Mrs Erwin Brooks will move to Columbia. Mrs Mac Smith remains bedbound with rheumatism. Thanksgiving programs cheer local schoolchildren. Rev Gardiner praised Klondike talk and pictures. Dinner guests include John Sigler Cleveland Sadie Sisler Berea and others. Medical and social visits noted.
Ridgeville events include Mrs. Frank Mason visiting Amherst friends, Ernest Scott and Meredith Lewis as guests, and E M Knowles calling on Dover residents. Kenneth Precthal broke his leg last Saturday while Aurelia and Lee Pitts drove to Painesville. A. Loudon and Schaber joined Mr. and Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. Peck hosted grandchildren from Cleveland, and Everett Knowles visited Elyria kin for a football game.
Mrs Shirley Garfield and sisters Mary and Lottie Maddock hosted visitors from Chicago and West View over the weekend. The Grange schedules a dance next Friday and a town hall bazaar on December 3 with invites extended. Mira Haserodt visited uncle Dr B J Jar tis, while the Board of Education buys a fourth school bus and hires Clyde Van Noeran I as driver. Detroit reportedly leads in the number of homes active in real estate business.
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