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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1923
Page
8
Amherst October 8 Mrs Lizzie Aiken 68 years old died at her home after a brief illness. She is survived by her husband Henry Aiken and a son Fred. The funeral arrangements are pending.
Oct 8 1923 Amherst mourns a local woman with a funeral planned. survived by a grandson three sisters and two brothers. church members include Mra Aiken of the Stone Church. Funeral arrangements to be announced. United Church holds rally day service with large Sunday school attendance at the Congregational Methodist service.
Bridgeport resident Mrs Samuel Emanuel of 616 Lincoln Ave says Tanlac saved her life after years of stomach trouble neuritis gas and numbness. She reports a restored appetite digestion relief from numb spells improved sleep and renewed energy. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
Rally Day program proceeded smoothly with a splended church service. Rev FE Eastman spoke on The story of the portage and read the cross during his northern Canada journey. The choir delivered a splendid anthem with two quartet numbers, including the male quartet performance of The Wayside Cross. Guests from Wellington and Penfield attended the event.
Amherst officials launched the Oberlin College fund drive with a kickoff meeting at the local school on Friday night. M D Shelley of Elyria spoke and outlined the plan for November two. An additional meeting will invite Oberlin alumni and friends to attend and hear Shelby speak. Lorain county is urged to participate in Amherst week.
Martha Jackson of Amherst died about nine a m at Lak e side hospital Cleveland following goitre surgery. She leaves Clinton Jackson husband three children Clinton Jr Evelyn and Melvon one brother Jas Cullem and three sisters Mrs John Bayne Mrs Scott and another in Scotland. Funeral plans by O H Baxer not yet set. ENTERTAINS AT DINNER Amherst Oct 8 Mr and Mrs A Schroeder Elyria Ave hosted six o'clock dinner in honor of cousin Miss Gertrude Sarwatzki recently arrived from Oberlin. Guests from Elyria include Mr and Mrs Charles Bulow Mr and Mrs E Peters Mr and Mrs Charles Nell and Mr and Mrs E C Cook and son Junior. Gertrude will live with aunt Mrs Charles Bulow in Elyria. AMHERST PERSONAL AMHERST Oct 8 The men who solicited heating funds for St Peter's church will meet tonight at 7 30 All canvassers urged to attend Adult class of St Peter's church meets Wednesday 7 45 Visitors welcome Gleaners meet Thursday 7 30 Mrs Tom Merthe hosts at Beaver Park birthday celebration Fifteen couples invited Guests from Oberlin Amherst and South Amherst Jake Smith Park Ave dislocated ankle from stepping on stone Dr Wiseman treated George Phillips Ohio Quarry Co hand cut badly. medical aid given Wednesday afternoon Ladies society M E church to be entertained by Mrs Bert oe eed OY
A long list of local socials and visits features church groups meeting at Stone church and hosting duties by Mrs. Finnegan and others. Many Amherst Elyria Lorain and Cleveland visitors attend weekends with local families as Doogie transfers, plus a football report and a community prize draw where Kinsey Kemedy Company distributed $20 in gold to three lucky winners.
Wellington defeated Amherst 12 to 0 in a fierce football game on Saturday. The old rivalry produced a tight contest with strong defensive play from both squads.
Rowland and Everett Halling of Oh lead as Helen Pierce guides a $5 entry while the Kinsey group closes the Week engagement Saturday evening in town.
Wellington played its first game of the season against Spencer at the local fairground Sunday afternoon, losing 25 to 0. Beaver and Haney stood out among a solid effort by all players.
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