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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1928
Page
6
A reporter visits the Slyria Americanization Association classes at the high school. Eight nationalities are represented among about a dozen students in the beginners group taught by Philip Hoffman. Through acting and pictures, students learn basic words and phrases and practice pronunciation, including the tricky “th” sound.
Garasca resident Mrs Edward Carlton says Dr Jacksons Digestive and Liver Powder relieved stomach trouble after a year of use. The product claims to ease stomach bloating and dizziness, prevent uric acid buildup, and support overworked organs. Distributed by The Jackson Medicine Co. Zanesville Ohio with free sample offer.
The Erie County Convention of the W C T U met at the Birmingham M E church on Wednesday Oct 19 with county president Mrs Dauch presiding. Speaker Mrs Martin Slater of Warren Ohio addressed the gathering as officers were elected with Mrs Dauch president Mrs Nellie Myers secretary and Mrs Louise Smith treasurer.
Walter Clement and Harvay Whinck of Strongsville called on Mr and Mrs F A Griffin while Mr and Mrs E J Mordoff spent Saturday evening with K H Ewell. Numerous other local guests and visitors are noted including Mary Bogart staying with Mrs Mattie Grover in Huron and families from Elyria Lorain Cleveland Vermilion and Oberlin visiting in the Amherst area.
The Litchfield report lists the Peterson reunion at H. C. Peterson's home with many relatives attending. Neighbors and families visit for weekends, outings to Strongville and Wiener roast, hospital news, injuries, sickness, and local church services noted along with several family travel and social mentions.
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