Local Elyria Social Roundup Notes Visitors and Illness
A fragmentary district social column from Elyria lists visits and illnesses. Families from Elyria and Oberlin stopped by Huynea and Cunningham households, with Mrs R Hardy's illness prompting absence to Pittsburgh. Other names include Miss Syl Wilson, Miss Harel Le, and residents of McKeesport and Grafton road, plus the Jackson and Strongren families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awerth
Elyria
C. Martio Gid
Sylvia Wilson
Misa Harel le
Oberlin
Waningham
McKeesport
Frank Jackson
H. Jackson
A. Jackson
Grafton Road
Stongren
Laurabell
Wincest
F. Hadley
Myéts
Harvest Home Services Near Birmingham Sunday Guests
Mr and Mrs William Jaeger and family entertained Cleveland Ohio visitors Mr and Mrs Mirath and son Benson Mr and Mrs Johnson and daughter and Mr and Mrs Krush and family Also hosted by Mr and Mrs Lewis Kreig and family Cleveland Ohio guests Mr and Mrs Hoffman and family The combine Harvest Home services The Sunday School Radio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
William, Jaeger
Mac
Ilrath
Benson
Johnson
Mra
Krush
Cleveland
Ohio
Lewis Kreig
Hoffman
Ceylon
Combine Harvest Home Services
Winners at Dairy Show Highlight Local Results
Readers report a lively dairy show with winners and facilities noted. The event featured families from Birmingham and Shia, with Mrs. John Ives and guests attending after a Sunday gathering.
Local residents listed in weekly stroll and move updates
M E Clary packed apples this week. S M Standen of North Olmstead appears in the week’s notices. Mr and Mrs Earl Bates and family of Kipton move into E J Derby houses for winter. Mr and Mrs E Derby and Mrs Jennie Carter plan to travel to Alabama for winter. George Temple helped at Florence one day last week. Mr and Mrs W A Shultz and sons Lloyd and Paul of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs George Rider of Gresham visited A L Weidermann home Saturday. Jacob Smith and daughter Mrs Cora Wildman of Kipton attended Harvest Home Services at Birmingham Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Clary
S. M. Standen
North Olnstead
E. Derby
Jennie Carter
Alabama
George Temple
Florence
W. A. Shultz
Lloyd and Paul
Cleveland
George Rider
Gresham
Ohio
A. L
Zemo Promises Clear Skin With Low Cost
A vintage ad promotes Zemo a non greasy antiseptic liquid available at drug stores for 35 cents and an extra large bottle for one dollar claiming it clears pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm. The product from The E W Rose Co Cleveland emphasizes easy application and gentleness compared to ordinary soaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
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AY Dairy Show
Justo
Szyith
Wwe
Ais Mro
M Leon Mapes
Spesit
John Ives
Phorica
Lady Smith Cherub
Chicago
Ienuine Pathe Records
Pathe Pho
Gether
H. Barrett
Ar . Pathe
Mlyria. U.ing
Pera
Pathe
Universal
Elh
Barrett
Broad St
Houmiz Weuioul IS
THE
Foster--Fitch CO
Hart Schaffner
Marx Fine Clothes
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