Sunday Visits and Family Guests Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Thomas Sampson and family spent Sunday with relatives in Dover. Mr and Mrs Clyde Alway of Berea were guests Sunday of William Hennie and family. Mr and Mrs Roy Jackson visited Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Calvin Jackson in LaGrange. Toronto has one telephone for every four inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sampson
Dover
Clyde Alway
Berea
William Hennie
Roy Jackson
Calvin Jackson
LaGrange
Toronto
Princess Mary Plans U S Visit Delayed For Child
Princess Mary Viscountess Lascelles weighs a U S trip but will delay until her youngest child is at least two. Mrs Wheeler says the princess promised to visit Washington as her guest. Mary will return to London soon from Yorkshire. Sir Philip Sasson hosts American guests at his Kent country house famed for modern style and art treasures. Mrs C A Venning, a Long Island hostess, plans to host guests?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Marshall
London
Princess Mary
Viscountess Lascelles
United States
England
Philip Sasson
Kent
C. A. Venning
Long Island
Zemo Promises Quick Eczema Relief and Skin Care
PSA style ad claims Zemo stops itching and clears eczema, tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads with penetrating antiseptic liquid. Trial bottle 35¢, large $1.00. Zemo Soap 25c. Also notes long essay on Margot Asquith fashion and London dress trends with mentions of Pris cia Bibesco and jewelry revival.
Other Woman May Save Husband Slayer From Prison Cell
Story suggests the influence of an “other woman” could affect a husband’s murder case and possibly alter a prison sentence. The tale includes mentions of a Swiss winter trip, a planned hotel effort to capture winter sports men, and uncertain outcomes hinging on Scotland’s weather. Mrs. J. H. Delfield and Ray Melton with Dororthy and Charles visited the Ernsts in Elyria recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Scotland
J. H. Delfield
Ray Melton
Dorothy and
Charles
Elyria
Louis Ernst
Alexander Fedeli
Baltimore
Antoinette
Hermine Ullman
Fedeli
Community Notes From Town Line North Social Visit Roundup
A dense list of visits and calls from Town Line North residents figures Amherst Elyria Lorain and surrounding areas. Families including Dellefield Cook Ernst Haag Priess Shubert and Crust appear visiting relatives and hosting dinners over recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Line
Henry Dellefield
Edwin Becker
South Amherst
Wm. Cook
George Day
Grandma Day
East Shore
Lorain
Y. Cook
Laws Ernst
Elizabeth Ernst
Sylvester \athias
Wm. Miller
Cleveland
Henry Ernst
Amherst & Day
Leonard Fiske
Plyra
Snuwyert
Dwight Peters
Eltia
Ella Tildon
River Road
J. H. Delevnld
WH. C. Dellefield
Henlry Haag
Murray Ridge
Leonard Haag
Ridzersalle
Alpert Crust
Elyria
Elizabeth Just
J. H. Delfield
E. C Shubert
Olver Wr’e
J P. Bechtel
South Ridge
John Priess
Carl Dellefield
Alfred Schucert Land
Mary
Port Dover
Canada
Paul Vernarcki
Fes
Joe Coverdale
Charles Shedron
Elytia
Andrew Stang
Kehaine
Eaton Eateron Notes and Local Visit Recap
Mrs Alice Heath and her grand daughter with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Parshal traveled to Grafton and Norwalk on a Sunday motoring trip. Burton Ross and daughter Margaret joined the International Missionary Convention in Cleveland earlier this week. Attending the convention were H A Eicher and son Vid Arthur Montague Pierce Mae Bingham Ja Carpenter T Davis and Phoebe Lyons. The Ladies Aid Society will meet Oct 23 at the homes of Mrs M M Cook and Mrs Frieda Cook. Burl Martin hosted her cousin from West Park. Mrs William Hennie and Mrs Arthur Buck of Ridgeville were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Lyons
Ladies Aid Society
M. M. Cook
Frieda Cook
Burl Martin
West Park
William Hennie
Arthur Buck
Ridgeville
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs and Colds
Creomulsion touts itself as a new medical discovery with two fold action to soothe inflamed membranes and kill germs causing throat and chest infections. The ad claims it treats chronic coughs bronchial asthma and other lung troubles, guarantees satisfaction, and offers a refund if not relieved after following directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomulsian Co
Atlanta
Tureen dinner at Mrs Baker’s East Amherst
Mrs E V Baker hosted a six oclock tureen dinner at her parents home in East Amherst on Thursday evening with guests including Mrs Fred Powers Mrs Mathew Law ess Mrs John Hamann and others. The event featured a yellow white decor and a marshmallow roast later. East Amherst briefs note local visits Grange attendance and a Bricklayers Union report stating more than 7300 apprentices in training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
E. V. Baker
Fred Powers
Mathew Lawess
John Hamann
Arthur Bauer
James
Kenry Plato
Ed Perch
Olive
Edna Bellar
Jennie Jaeger
Helen Kline
Iona Kaser
Margaret Smythe
Gertrude
Dorothy Bodmann
Addie Fields
East Amherst
Albert Kern
Kfrs
JV. Dure
C. B. Schibley
Grange
Harvey Mayhan
Tesse
Sheffield
J W Dutt
France's imports and U S exports shown in trade list
France imports include women's bags gowns lingerie millinery elk goods perfumery fans jewelry artificial sowers while the United States supplies France with raw cotton mineral oats copper wheat sugar raw hides hides tobacco machinery and tools. Tin alloy workers earn twelve dollars a day with bonuses common across North America. The Association of Swedish Paper Manufacturers marks 25th anniversary with a history of Sweden's paper industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Association of Sweedish Paper Manufacturers
Sweden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily News Letter
Sir Philip
Enghieh
Margot Asquith
Nevile
Priscia Bibesco
Priscella
Agatha Johns
New York
Bedley
Eason
Carey
Carey Manco
the Carey Company
Lodi St
E. CO
Schubert
Henry Ernst Vat
Jtt Dellerield
Mildred
Elzebeth Eirat
Elizabeth
Nuhn
Matt Jones
Lows al Lorain
Burton M. Ross
Dreco
the Bricklayers’ International Union
Thera
Manyon
Munyon
Munyon’s
Scranton
the Motor CO
THE
Dunn Motor CO
Ron
Court House
Louise Brown
Jack Hazel
WM. Newmier
ED Schirack
Oscar Dunn
John Siekkinen
Ralph Williams WM. Rennie
Third Street
Ohio
Oscar G, Dunn, Pres
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