Len Bellar Weds Clevelander Len Bellar
Olive Bellar daughter of Bellar of Spring street married Mullholland of Cleveland at the home of Mrs. G Ir. in Wark avenue. Rev. J Spell officiated in a simple ring ceremony with family and close friends present. The event featured music by Olive Bellar on piano and Tu Bellar on violin as the couple exchanged rings.
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Aerst
Icien M. Bellar
Bellar
Spring Street
Ho- Mullholland
Cleveland
Alster
G. Ir
Wark Avenue
Rev
J. Spell
Peters Evangelical Church
Olive Bellar
Yis
Lohengrin
Dorothea Ernst
Modart Corset Promises Comfort and Slimming Fit
An advertisement touts the Modart corset as slendering and comfortable, claiming it follows natural curves and offers a trial fitting. It targets a large audience and emphasizes a flattering silhouette and proportional lines.
My Husband's Love in Adele Garrison's New Phase
In a domestic scene Adele Garrison crafts a playful mood as the recovering Dicky resists medical help yet accepts his wife Madge's care. She prepares a sterile solution and coffee, then acts as valet while Dicky tends the wound, revealing their subtle power dynamic and affection.
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Adele Garrison
Pink Reception Marks Mullholland Bride Departure for Washington
In a dining room wedding reception the color motif featured pink and white with roses at each place and pink crepe paper decor. Mr. and Mrs. Mullholland left for Washington D C to begin a residence in a new apartment on West avenue and 10th Cleveland. The bride, a High school graduate and former public school teacher, is active in St Peters church Au Courant Club and local musical circles.
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West Avenue
10Th
Cleveland
St. Peters Evangelical Church
Au Courant Club
Two Couples Observe Wedding Anniversary in Amherst
Mr. and Mrs. George Hough and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bauer celebrated their anniversaries at the Hough home with twelve guests. The gathering featured fall flowers, a large cake centerpiece, and gifts for attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Matt Lawless and several relatives.
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Amherst
George Hough
Arthur Bauer
Hough
Amherst Grange Meeting Opens and Drill Team Practice
A regular Amherst grange session met last evening followed by drill team practice and a serving lunch. On Friday Mrs. Captain Stoush hosts the W F M society of the M E church at Park Avenue. Mrs Elsie Bruce spends the day in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Ed Pritch spent
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Amherst
Capt. Stoush
W. F. M. Society of the M. E
Park Avenue
Elsie Bruce
Cleveland
Ed Pritch
Three Days' Cough Warns of Lung Trouble Ad
A vintage drug ad touts Creomulsion as a cure for chronic coughs and bronchial illnesses. It claims creosote-based formula heals inflamed membranes, kills germs, and rebuilds the system after illness with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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Creomulsion Co
Atian
Local visitors and travels noted in Elyria area
Last evening with Chas Whidden at Elyria. Mr Lilian Barbar returned from a three weeks visit in Grand Rapids Michigan. Mrs Sam Porter of Grand Rapids Michigan is visiting relatives here. Mayme Dooyle of Grand Rapids arrived for a few days visit. Dr G R Wiseman returned from Columbus where he was raised on account of his father illness. Charles Ludwig spent a few days in Columbus. Miss Katharine White spent Monday evening in Lorain. Mrs Mayme T Blum was an Elyria visitor yesterday. Mrs Charles Ebbs was an Elyria visitor yesterday. Mrs Carrie Gillette spent yesterday in Elyria.
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Chas. Whidden
Elyria
Lilian Barbar
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sam Porter
Mayme Dooyle
G. KR. Wiseman
Columbus
Charles Ludwig
Katharine White
Lorain
Mayme T- Blum
Elyvia
Charles Ebbs
Carrie Gillette
Penfield Notes Highlight Local Moves And Upcoming Rally
Penfield reports Mrs Emma Sooy of Elyria visiting Wooster and staying with Mrs Wm Sneaks while Mr and Mrs Homer Sony joined. Ben Sooy visited Cleveland and R O Biggs spent Tuesday in Elyria. Miss Wetzel of Lorain taught at the high school last week as Penfield welcomes a fourth high school teacher. Rally day with a Berea speaker and a short program is planned at the M E church next Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Jontz of Ashland will move onto the Ss W Haynes farm on Wednesday.
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Penfield
Emma Sooy
Elyria
Homer Sony
Wooster
Wm. Sneaks
Ben Sooy
Cleveland
R. O. Biggs
Berea
Frank Jontz
Ashland
Ss. W
Wellington and area social notes and obituaries
Notices from Wellington district include Arthur Haynes planning a Wellington residence and visits to Zanesville and Ashland fairs. Local families attend Wooster fair and dine with Ray and Evans. Virgil McKee’s mother dies of cancer. Community events include M E B Church Ladies Aid in LaGrange and Congrega tional play The Poor Married Man. Kent Richmond Bligh dies at four months from pneumonia. many relatives visit and illness recurs.
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Arthur Haynes
Wellington
South Street
Zanesville
Ashland Fair
Homer Sooy
Lawrence Betts
Bert Betts
Virgil McKee
Royal Waltz
Ray
Virgil
B. G. Betts
Perry
E. Clartdon
Ohio
H. H. Perkins
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. EB
LaGrange
Henry Gott
M. M. Oles
Seanor
Theodore
Burnette Jones
Akron
Ida Tong
Kalamazoo
Mich
Kenney
Fred Rollin
Ferry
Schultz
Katherine
Mabel Gurnhill
Orlando Minkler
Lorain
Elmer Minkler
Louella Pierce
Chas. Bligh
Kent Richmond Bligh
Funeral and Grange Meeting Report
Funeral was held Tuesday at 1 30 at the house with Surlat in the mausoleum at Wellington. Penfield Grange met Wednesday evening with about thirty five in attendance and discussed Wayside marketing, voting in favor. Sandwiches, doughnuts and coffee were served. next meeting will be the Booster meeting with a special program and supper.
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Surlat
Mauselum
Wellington
Penfield Grange
Ford method earns IOU bonds for workers loyalty
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved the Detroit Toledo and Ironton Railroad to issue one million dollars in investment certificates of indebtedness to employees. The measure is a novel plan by Henry Ford to foster loyalty and faithfulness among workers.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Detroit, Toledo and
Irenton Railroad
Henry Ford
Safest Way to Treat a Cold With Father John’s Medicine
An advertisement warns against narcotic cold medicines and promotes Father John’s Medicine as a safe, non narcotic remedy. It claims the product strengthens the body, soothes breathing passages, and helps expel impurities through a natural process. The formula centers on cod liver oil and uses a scientific process for easy digestion.
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Father John
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Teyav
Madge
Dicky
Ticky
Myrtle Gregg
Phonograph
Brunswick
Minnetonka
South Sea
Brunswick Records
Brunswick Music Shop
Court Street
Superior Touring
Superior Sedan
Utility Express
Ory
Superior Light Delivery
Superior
Flint, Mich
the Lepper Motor Co
East Broad Street
Dennison
America
Erskine Beveridge & Co
Scotland
Bates
Ireland
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