Ne-Hi Company Deliveries Offer Daily Prize
A reader is urged to phone Ne-Hi Company to schedule the delivery of a daily case of drinks. Each daily prize comes with a Ne-Hi in every basket awarded, as arranged by Mr. Livingston.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1926
Page
5
A reader is urged to phone Ne-Hi Company to schedule the delivery of a daily case of drinks. Each daily prize comes with a Ne-Hi in every basket awarded, as arranged by Mr. Livingston.
The John Lerseh Company opened a four day fall fashion display at Elytia High School Auditorium with gowns coats and hats from Josephine Hat Shoppe. Models showcased sport frocks fur coats tomboy ponies evening gowns and beaded chiffons as Miss Ferguson led daily lectures. The event ended with sequined gowns and dress hats and noted the strawberry as the nation's most valuable small fruit.
Read a testimonial praising Kellogg's All Bran for lasting relief from 25 years of chronic constipation. The letter from Thomas A. Hencey claims permanent relief with two tablespoonfuls daily, noting skin eruptions headaches and eye dimness linked to constipation. Kellogg's guarantees relief or money back.
Crowds of women gathered in Elyria high school auditorium for the Chronicle Telegraph cooking school led by Miss Edne Ferguson. She urged planned budgets and home systems with tools like vacuum cleaners and electric devices to save time and money while promoting health and civic involvement.
The Philadelphia Battery and Iron Company showcased two capital prizes an Atwater Kent Radio Lawn Sneaker and a Philadelphia Radio Storage Hat plus a Pooley Cabinet on display. Miss Ferguson praised home life enhancements as the audience reacted to the refined woodwork and radio craftsmanship.
Paradise Soda Grille in Northeastern Ohio plans to give away several boxes of candy to celebrate National Sweets Day. The Elyria shop combines a restaurant soda shop candy store and French pastry, run by brothers Harry and John Zahars who migrated from Dayton to manage their thriving business.
Miss Ferguson, lecturer at the Chronicle Telegram Cooking School, highlighted Richwine Ice Cream’s fat content and food value after visiting the Richwine plant. The company, a growing Elyria institution, offers quart prizes by mail and promotes the product as a nutritious refreshment and food.
Due to pressure of work and mechanical difficulties it was found impossible to publish today all writeups concerning firms that took part in the Chronicle Telegram cooking school project. The balance will appear on Monday. Stoned Advertising Manager.
Karris and Johnson run a large fruit and vegetable store in the Wagner Prostone Company Building. They supplied all vegetables for Mise Ferguson's Chronicle Telegram Cooking School demonstration and funded daily prizes with produce from eight baskets. Ferguson praised their selection of produce to accompany the class.
The Wagner Provision Company allied with Hughes Provision in Cleveland opened a large Elyria meat market at West Find Market House serving over 6,900 customers each Saturday. Miss Ferguson chose Wagner as the meat source for the Chronicle Telegram Cooking School with Mr. Apple as manager driving high turnover and prize awards featuring Wagner bacon and sugar cured ham.
Elyria Savings & Trust officer Horace Nye spoke to a Cooking School class at Elyria High School about installment payments in advance. Elmer Ico, company president, joined to highlight the bank’s thrift slogan Dent Spend It AI and praised the talk for explaining home economy in practical terms.
Beautiful luncheon and formal linen sets from the John Lersch Company linen department drew attention in the dining room display. The striking fabric and refined patterns enhanced the luncheon service, offering an appealing visual for guests and staff.
Hundreds of women at the School examined material style and quality, confirming the long standing reputation of John Lersch Company. The features included modern kitchen fittings from Lersch arriving to the third floor at 14 Lersch Store Guildisag.
The Ne-Hi Bottling Company and manager George Livingston announce a generous gift to the school. The firm attributes rising sales to quality Ne-Hi beverages and will mail daily award orders to winners of a case of mixed Ne-Hi beverages.
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