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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1927

Page

4

Elyria Boy Wins Honors At Mt Union

Harry Lawrence, Elyria High School graduate and Mount Union junior, serves as chief operator on the passenger ship Tiones ta between Buffalo and Duluth. He previously worked two years as a radio operator on ocean freighters and has traveled around the world twice. Lawrence is a Phi Kappa Tau member, president of the mathematics club, and vice-president of a campus group.

Canton Harry Lawrence Elyria High Mount Union College Lawrence Mount Union Phi Kappa Tau

Kipton Rally Day Observed At Community Church

Rally Day at the Community church drew good attendance with special choir music and an orchestra. Recitations by Jennie Atferlo Gladis Reynolds Treva Bates Ethel Prosser and Paul Sandrock plus scripture reading and an address by Rev. Harding and Judge Webber. Palm and flower decorations. Mr and Mrs Herbert Howe returned from Michigan. Mr and Mrs A W Davidson visited Oberlin Saturday. Mr and Mrs Elwell of Marblehead visited their daughter Mrs P Harding and husband over the weekend.

Kipton Jennie Atferlo Gladis Reynolds Treva Bates Ethel Prosser Paul Sandrock Harding Judge Webber Hlyria Herbert Howe Michigan

Community Church Gossip and Local Visits

Community church notes a flurry of visits and social calls. Oberlin and Cleveland residents including Mr and Mrs Otto Geist and the Davidson family were seen in town and nearby as relatives stopped by relatives homes while Miss Moehl and Mrs Anna Moehl hosted weekend guests. A death notice arrived for Mrs Charles Twining of Anthony New Mexico.

Davidson Adam Geist Dora Pomroy Alton Pitts Pittsfield Bertha Ednah Moehl Cleveland Anna Moehl Charles Twining Anthony New Mexico Don Haigh Oberlin Nellie Haigh Robert Davidson Clara Bayless Marjorie Ed Aychiffe Grace McBurntie Nell Obitts Flo Taylor Lorain Acerman Amherst Raymond Bites Treva Andrew Lee Vivian Thomas Lee Thureday Bernard “Ates Wellington Edwood Austin

Murray Ridge Residents Visit Neighbors in Local Roll

Murray Ridge notes list Mrs Fred Witzen and son William of West Ridge visiting the Maurer home Monday evening. Allen Neid and son Leonard of Lake Avenue called on Mr and Mrs Frank Koeter Tuesday evening. E W Eppley and Pearl Eppley spent Sunday with Mrs Matilda Drunagle and 571 Elmer of Cleveland. John Bechtel and daughter Amelia called on Mr and Mrs A.

Murray Ridge Fred Witzen William West Ridge Maurer Allen Neid Leonard Lake Avenue Frank Koeter E. W Eppley Pearl Eppley Matilda Drunagle Elmer Cleveland John Bechtel Amelia

Social Roundup of Local Visits and Spent Weekends

Delifield and family enjoyed Friday evening together. Mr and Mrs H C Chambers of River Road visited Y Thursday at the home of Eppley. Sunday guests at F Sites included John Augustine and Tresa Augustus with Ludwig Schener and Raymond Dunfee from nearby towns. Amelia Bechtel and Mae Powell were among attendees visiting relatives on South Ridge. Several calls occurred at homes of Fesler, Stang, and Grills as listed in a busy weekend for area residents.

Amelia Bechtel Elizabeth Fowl South Ridge Herbert Stans John John Stange Mae Powell John Stang Frank Grills Toledo Samuel Grills Lorain Art Fesler Dr Grills of

Nature play urged to free city youth in Memphis talk

Dr. Wm G Vinal of the State College of Forestry Syracuse told the national congress of the Playground and Recreation Association that modern city youth lack opportunities for nature play. He said climbing trees, wading, and exploring forests build muscles and brains, and urged substitute nature experiences to restore vitality and curiosity in education.

Memphis Tenn School of the Woods Wm G Vinal State College of Forestry Syracuse National Congress of the Playground and Recreation Association Nature Michael Pupin Columbia University Edison Dr. Vinal

How Mrs Weaver Was Helped

Mrs Weaver recalls lifelong mild illness and says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her health after three to four weeks. She slept better, gained strength, managed work and three children, and now praises the medicine to friends. She invites letters from others asking about the product.

Lat Revce Welver East Smithfield St Mt. Pleasant Lydia EB. Pinkhbam

Outdoor play and pets nurture a child’s love of nature

The article argues nature play like hunting fishing and exploring water and underbrush trains a boy or girl to love the outdoors. It says adults need early nature play and notes that pets can compensate city children for lacking country life, despite parental inconvenience.

Older Girls Blamed for Younger Girls Offenses

A New York report argues older, more sophisticated girls bear responsibility for corrupting younger girls who break moral codes. The piece contends influence flows from older peers to younger ones in social circles and transgressions.

New York

All Diseases Treated by Noted Specialist Examinations Offered

Special attention to catarrh stomach diseases and general illnesses. Seek examination to learn if curable and receive frank advice. Remedies offered for rheumatism nervous disorders dropsy liver heart and digestive troubles. Women with ovarian or womb issues treated without surgery. Do not heed risky surgical claims. consult this eminent doctor for hope and health. Special tests include chemical and microscopic blood, urine, and sputum analyses. Address all communications to the specialist.

Snell

Psychology and morality in Liberty magazine debates

Judge Charles O Oberwager argues morality is challenged by educated older girls influencing younger ones. He claims the younger girl's modesty and reticence protect her from advances even amid free thinking, while sophistication spreads among peer groups. He cautions about the evolving sexual atmosphere and its impact on youth.

Charles O. Oberwager New York City Liberty Magazine Oberwager

France's Cotton Industry Mills and Looms Count

France reports 9,380,000 spinning spindles 1,213,000 twisting machines and 173,800 mechanical looms in its cotton sector reflecting industrial scale and machinery distribution.

France

Rheumatism relief claim for 5.8.5.2 and 5.8.8

An advertisement pitches 5.8.5.2 and 5.8.8 as cures for rheumatism. It includes a testimonial from Earl Campbell of Johnson City Tennessee claiming long term relief after trying various remedies and Hot Springs. The product is described as vegetable and sold in two sizes at drug stores.

Hot Springs Earl Campbell Main Street Johnson City Enn S.S.S

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