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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1931
Page
13
A damaged text outlines penalties for violations of city ordinances. It notes fines for parking violations and subsequent offenses, and directs the offender to pay fines and costs or face legal action. It mentions potential bail and court procedures in Lorain and references the Mayor.
Llorton, county extension agent of Miyrla, spoke at the Baptist Church on Sunday morning about belt diving. The event included musical selections, readings, and forthcoming church activities. Various meetings, dinners, and social events are announced, with updates on Sunday school, choir rehearsals, and community gatherings throughout October and November.
Comfort for colicky babies is urged through Castoria as a gentle remedy. The note emphasizes keeping the intestinal tract open and waste-free, warns against harsh treatment, and highlights Castoria as a pure vegetable preparation free of harsh drugs. It has long helped mothers with digestive upsets, colds, and fevers in babies and children.
Oct 29 Mr and Mrs C St Aldrich spent the weekend in Ann Arbor Michigan visiting their son Richard Aldrich who is in college there They attended the Ohio State football game Then Spencer Methodist church in Norwalk District held a wire work conference Sunday afternoon to a splendid attendance Guest ministers included Rev W B Robinson Dr C B Hess Rev Harry Young and Rev Marl Menderson At the close lunch was served by church ladies Several society notes list visitors and dinners across Spencer area with multiple families mentioned including the Friend family and many local guests Millard Fuller returned to Boston after a brief business trip in Cleveland.
Mrs. M Bates and daughter and Mrs. Frank Griffen visited in Wakeman on Monday. Mary Bogart spent a week with her aunt at Huron. Ernest Schneider and three daughters from South Amherst attended at H M Dato's. Bates and Dorothy Gang joined Griffen in Kipton. G W Reid visited Norwalk on business. Amherst residents hosted Holt family in Sunday gathering. C W Lawrence and G St Kuhlman visited Vermilion and Castalia. Marion Geist from Kipton spent Sunday at Bates. Horner family from Galion visited Amanda Hilsman. Parker and Bechstein harvest a large apple crop south of town. Griffen and Donald, plus Frank Griffen, spent Saturday in Elyria. Ekleberry and Bates toured Elyria Saturday. Hanna Timhe of Wakeman visited Mary Timbs. O A Mordoff and daughter Myra Edgar called on Mary Bogart, who returned home from Berlin Heights and Elyria. Griffen visited Gorge Knittle in Wakeman. Minnie Todd and Julia of Todds Corners visited Rose Kline. Roy Heifner and companions were in…
Rochester notes a flurry of weekend visits from Cleveland Elyria and Lorain with many families and relatives dropping by, including Pollacks, Knapps, Lades, Rich ards ons and Stanfields. A birthday party for Mrs Harry Smith and CG. W. Smith drew twenty six guests from Columbus Galion Cleveland La Grange and New London.
Scott Biddinger celebrated his eighty first birthday with dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Ward Alcox and Mrs Kazabeth Chamberlain. Mildred Van Hoesen of Cleveland hosted a birthday dinner for her mother. Regular Baptist Church services are at eleven. Sunday School at ten at the M E Church. Bible Chart Talk Friday at Town Hall at eight. Everyone invited.
Attendance at church rises with about one hundred in Sunday school. Rev. Quade of Spencer to preach on communion Sunday, and Rev. Hodder will fill the pulpit. Calendar society day set for November fifth with calendar opening, noon dinner, and program. Various locals and visitors noted, including travel to Cleveland and Lorain, hospital updates, and family visits across nearby towns.
Barney Barnes of 22116 West Grand Avenue Oklahoma City says Pape's Diapepsin cured years of indigestion and heartburn. He reports immediate relief after two tablets and now can eat meats and other foods without trouble. Thousands find quick relief from sour stomach and acidity by chewing one tablet.
Town notices report the death of Mrs. Ona Neal wife of the late Charles Neal with family informed. An Armistice Day meeting of the WCTU is planned at Mrs BE Kein home on Wednesday November eleventh. Mr and Mrs W A Wallington attended the funeral of Miss Ellen Wadsworth in Elyria last Saturday with burial at Fields cemetery. Friends and relatives, including Lee Andrews and family and Mrs Thaman, attended a birthday dinner for Mrs Elizabeth Andrews, hosted by Mr and Mrs Clinton Stranahan in Elyria.
Practical home remedy advice for catarrh involving warm water, sugar, and four daily doses. Recommends consulting a druggist and using a simple mixture to ease head noises, nasal congestion, and mucous drainage. Ends with encouragement to try the treatment.
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