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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1923
Page
12
The Rialto presents Skelter under the Elyria title for a one night only show on Monday the 3rd. The production features ums and stars and aims to attract local audiences with a quirky interpretation.
From England with the latest European costumes now the rage in London and Deauville. Barkham and Wagner debut on this side and if all continental entertainers could boast the same, opinions on imported acts would differ. Hap Frayer, Billy Lewis, Ruthlood, Caroline Stoss, Ricky Craig Jr and Jack Coyle are among cast luminaries. Seats go on sale Saturday.
An advertisement touts a liquid teeth whitening product Blanchodent that removes surface stains in minutes. It claims quick, safe whitening with immediate pearly results after a few applications and lists retailers like Muir's Cut Rate and J. Aul as sellers.
Last Thursday the music committee hosted an oyster supper for choir and orchestra members with pie coffee and oysters for seventy five. L L Myers acted as toastmaster and speakers included Rev C H Ward M H Bartter Park French John Snell and Charles Stephens. A musical program followed with duets solos and three selections by Charles Galenie. The event ended with thanks to the music committee and church and announced regular services next Sunday.
The notice lists Eternal reunion talks at a Baptist church with a Japan stereopticon view and lecture, plus upcoming events. Columbia Acme Grange held officer elections naming Alex Gibson as master and other officers. Several local personals and upcoming meetings are announced.
Eating rich foods may upset kidneys by overworking them with acids. Drink water and Jad Salts before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidneys, neutralize acids, and relieve bladder irritation. See physician for semiannual kidney checks.
Mrs John M Longdon and daughter Edith attended a Lutheran service where Rev Soldt spoke. They dined with cousin Mrs John Walter in Brook Park. Mr and Mrs Roy Osborne and Mrs Clarence Adams attended a Thanksgiving union service. Mrs Lydia Smith and sister visited Mrs Mary Brassee. Friends and relatives from Beebetown attended Libby Tompkins funeral services at Lakewood.
The chicken supper by the Ladies Mission Circle will be ready at 6 o clock and continue until all are served. Miss Shaw of Oberlin was the weekend guest of her sister, Mrs. L. L. Myers.
Mrs Daisy Smith of Akron describes relief from run down condition headaches and poor appetite after using Todd's Tonic. She reports better sleep and renewed strength and urges other women to try the tonic. Sold at Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store and other local drug stores. out of town orders via Homewood Pharmacal successor H S Neaman with $1.00 postage.
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