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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1928

Page

9

Suburban Social Notes Highlight Local Activities

In South Amherst on October 26 a church reception honored Rev and Mrs. W. F. Speaker with speeches by community members and songs by a quartet. Plans surfaced for a Halloween party and a future girls and boys basketball teams. Activities included high school Masquerade, Ladies Auxiliary meeting, and a busy week with teachers attending a Cleveland conference. Numerous locals attended gatherings, birthdays, and shop trips, with social events at the Congregational and Methodist churches and at homes around Amherst.

South Amherst W. FE. Speaker and Son Mr. Gannett Margaret Rice Garfield Harris Joseph Heathcote Arthur Engle William Allsop George Rice Speaker Henry Ruth Henry Kolb William Meacham Harold Allsop Congregational Church Hallowe'en Russell Stauffer Ernest Reinhart Axtell Street Amherst Northeastern Ohio Teacher's Association Cleveland Norma Merchant Lewis Kilmer Miss Schriner Miss Schnank Miss Pope LaFayette E. Paul Steigner Herman Mathes East Main Street Clarence Kern Connseld Paul Mori Henry Hammill Ernest Reinhardt Jane Merchant Claude Birch Elyria Harold Weston William Haywood Sam Slack L. Batley Anna Allsop Elizabeth Nickel Ben Nickel Henry Nickel John Kauffman Lucy Harper Edward Harper James Haslem Thomas Vinson Charles Bauman L. Merchant Mary Durant Sarah Wragg Jack Heathcote Alex Garjland Alex Flowers Merchant Methodist Church David Phillips Crissie Fred Pitts Little Son Pittsfield Ford Moser Arthur Powers Walter Urschill Thelma Bryant James M. P. Nicol W. Cadwell Cleveland Stone Company Hazel Allsop Fred Jones Buckeye Street Andrew Janick Martin

New London Style Show Opens With A Bang In Town

The first night of the New London Style show drew a large crowd from arrival to departure with lively programs. H C Roft served as master of ceremonies. Performances included the Happy Four quartet and the Grange quartet with Miss Marjorie Peck and Mrs Orvalette Gilbert among others. A fashion parade showcased coats dresses hats and furs as Mrs Winsona Bursley and Mrs Helene Grissinger provided music. Local residents and visitors were noted in attendance and several, including G L Close and Harold Malcolm, were mentioned for various activities surrounding the event.

New London Marle Triplett Tessa Thomas Minnie Close Grange Wilbur Hooker Walter Broughton Katherine Carvey Bertha Bracy Parnell Dorothea Gwendolyn Fashion Winona Bursley Helene Griss

Olive Tablets as Calomel Replacement Claim

An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel cure for constipation and torpid liver. It stresses a gentle vegetable laxative formula, no calomel, sugar coated olive colored tablets, and claims improved digestion and energy after one or two tablets at bedtime. Price listed as 5c and 90 alghi.

Edwards Sears

The Wives of the Presidents Ida McKinley

Ida McKinley, wife of William McKinley, endured a life of tragedy and illness from early joy to deep loss. The article traces her European tour as a young heiress, marriage in 1871, multiple bereavements, lifelong invalidism, and her sorrowful role as president’s wife culminating in McKinley’s death and her steadfast care.

Ida McKinley White House 3. P. Glass Dolly Madison Jefferson William McKinley James A. Saxton Canton Ida Wiliam McKinley Ida Saxton Mary Europe Youn James Saxton Saxton McKinley Ohio Mark Hanna Washington Buffalo John G. Milburn

Explosion at Logan Gas works Injures worker in Sheffield

In Sheffield on Thursday morning three gas pipes exploded during digging at the Logan Gas works. Paul Roukes sustained a badly injured arm while others escaped harm as the blast echoed for miles. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Mary Minard at her North Ridge home yesterday. Additional social notes mention visits among local families and Mrs Perkins’s return from Columbia.

Sheffield Archie Haynes H. C. Chambers Logan Gas Works Paul Roukes Mary Minard North Ridge P. L. Chambers R. L. Dunfee Elyria Martin Brewer Vermilion E. H. Johnson Perkins Columbia Lester Yoritzy Gulf Road H. Jackson L. W. Johnson

Eaton News Highlights Local Social Gatherings

Oct 29 Eaton notes show Mrs Leon gan of Elyria visiting sister Mrs Ern est Nichols and Mrs John Schudt from Ely visiting sister Mrs Paul Bassett. Mrs David Springer of Columbus and Walter Ausenbaugh of Collinwood were dinner guests of Rev and Mrs Pierce, first cousins meeting after 60 years. About fifty attend Ladies Aid at Varsey s. business session votes to clean church basement next Tuesday morning Oct 39 at ten, and to hold a church dinner.

Clyde Rose Seville F. C. Hathaway Horace Hales Hannibal Ohio D. W. Carpenter Annne Hillman Lorain Roy Ward Ladies Aid Varsey

Who Is Your Skinny Friend Ethel

McCoy's Tablets advertised as a guaranteed flesh builder. The ad claims thousands improved from thinness, with a refund offer if a 5 pound gain and health improvement are not achieved after using specified doses. Distributed by McCoy's Laboratories, Inc. and McCoy's Cod Liver Oil distributors.

McCoy McCoy's Laboratories, Inc

Church Notices and Local Family Visitors in November

A late November church committee meeting and various local visits are noted. Mrs. Lindsley tended land for the Mugn family while Mrs. Joe Shuster, formerly very ill, has recovered enough to visit family from Ch. Sunday gatherings included Mrs. Harry Denlap and Julia Durkee among others. Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle, with Mrs. Danlap, visited the Pierces. Also listed are Mr. and Mrs. Charles and their niece Miss Gladys Inger from Medina visiting the Pierces and planning travel to Florida in November.

Besenen

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