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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1928
Page
2
Farreaching miles of slate gray water hid the fate of two Toledo businessmen whose overturned boat was found a mile from shore. A separate note reports the Woman's Afternoon Club visiting the Cleveland Art Museum, with luncheon in the tea room and a talk by Mrs. Dunn on children's museum work and Italian art development.
Thursday noon W S Chambers of Columbus state secretary of the Hoy's Work Y M C A will give the after dinner address. He has chosen Youth and Our Time as his subject. A dinner dance at Hotel Statler Cleveland Saturday evening for Hudson Essex dealers in the district reported a very enjoyable time. Mr and Mrs Harry Lee attend. Mrs Frank Andrews was taken to hospital after several weeks of ill health.
An old advertisement claims children’s peevishness stems from constipation and biliousness. It promotes California Fig Syrup as a remedy to move bowels, relieve liver congestion, and restore bright, energetic mood. The copy praises the product and urges buying the genuine California Fig Syrup endorsed by physicians.
From Oak Harbor Ohio a duck hunting trip led to Ho mer C. State and Eugene Rompf missing after their small rowboat with an outboard motor was found adrift off Little Slate Island. Relatives cling to hope as Coast Guard cutters comb the lake. A partly filled gasoline can floats beneath the boat. Capt A B Smith notes a sudden squall possibly threw them into the water.
Senator Charles Curtis, Republican vice presidential candidate, toured Minnesota on October 9, seeking farm vote support in the northwest. He spoke in North Dakota at Devils Lake and Grand Forks, with tonight's Minnesota appearance expected to focus again on farm relief.
Thirty five members of the Friendship Guild of the Congregational church gathered at Mrs. Lewis Bradstock’s home for the first meeting of the year. Secretary Mrs. William Wadsworth reviewed the past year’s work and Mrs. R. E. Pierce was elected president for the coming year. Plans were made for the Guild sponsored picture show Freckles in three weeks. A social hour followed the business meeting with light refreshments served.
Dr and Mrs Charles Recard attended the afternoon rally services at the Congregational church in Chatham on Sunday. They enjoyed the covered dish dinner with church members after the morning session, and Dr Recard delivered the afternoon address. Guests included Dr and Mrs Fiske of Cleveland, well known in the community.
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