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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1924

Page

9

Amherst and Wellington County Meeting On Sept 9

Several Torcal residents plan to attend the Lorain County W. GT. US annual convention at the Congregational church in Wellington on Tuesday Sept 9. The first session opens at 4 a.m. and the afternoon at 12 45 p m. Relatives from Elyria Amherst and Toledo joined the Bakers of this village for their 15th wedding anniversary dinner. Mr and Mrs Baker received crystal gifts and planned return to Toledo after a two week visit. A new 33006 pipe organ at the Congregational church will be dedicated Sunday Sept 7 with a recital by C Crowle of Oberlin followed by a 4 p m service by Prof.

Amherst Lorain County W. GT. US Wellington Wok Win. Baker Toledo John Mamann Park Avenue Elyria Dimins Baker Congregational Church C. Crowle Oberlin Joseph Wesbecher Woners Margaret Smythe Otto Knotte Gertrude Dorothy Lapp Countrry Oo Heberly George Schroeder South Main Street Myron’ Schibley Cleveland I Glenford B. Schibley Katharine Becker Gerald Schroeder Floria Maurice Strohmier Washington Street Beavis Park Campbell Fluerdelese Loretta Peggy Augustine St. Anne's Ladies Aid Society St. Peter's Evangelical Church Dietrick Howard Barnes Mary Lersch Philathea Jno Kas Clifford Wise Elyra C. A. Baker Elberta Beach Bridge Harold Yecley Richard Kelley Lorain Cora Thompson Hlyria B. Curtive Helen Baker Mildred Delbridge Lewis Homeriday Kerey Quarry St Jack Brennan Herbert Hewes

Before Twins Were Born Lydia Pinkham's Tonic Praised

A Wisconsin reader from Wrocena reports using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound before and after birth. She credits three and a half bottles with improving health, enabling her to care for twins alone. The letter touts the tonic as a safe aid for nursing mothers and postnatal recovery.

Wrocena Wis Lydia E. Pinkham Ips Gercitz Wis. Jr Lydia E.pinkham

Amherst and Oberlin Residents Share Weekend Events

Amherst reports include recitals by Andrews the Oberlin organist and obituaries by Miss Haskell for the Kline Sisters. A noon gym luncheon, fair prizes for Jersey cattle, and a 500 card party fill the social calendar alongside numerous visits, hospitalities, and Labor Day activities across Amherst and nearby Elyria and Lorain.

Pittsfield Society Notes Include Weddings and Visits

Mrs Jenne Glynn and daughters Pearl and Eva spent a few days visiting her sister and husband Mr and Mrs H D Bradley and brother Alfred Hostler in Elyria. Mrs Luke West visited brother George Edmonds in Warren. Albert Mohrman and son Perry attended Claude Mohrman and Miss Sprinkle wedding at Ashland home of the brides parents August 30. They then visited daughter Mrs Harry Peabody in Mansfield recovering from appendicitis operation. Mrs Grant Gifford and daughter...

Dorothy Hubbard Oberlin Hostler Camden Jennie Glynn Elyria Ruth Davidson Cleveland James Davidson George Morris John Watkins H. P. Campbell Lloyd Moore G. W. Pitts Ladies Aid Society H. Ll. Coulson Frank Rowell Agnes Homeworth Fla Maryland Lucile Thompson Rochester Teachers Institute C. G. Brandt Lucile Schubert Medina Helen Turner Claude Mohrman Niagara Falls Mary Zalka Vincent Zalka F. E. Schubert Pittsfield Jenne Glynn Pearl Eva H. D. Bradley Alfred Hostler William Manning Luke West George Edmonds Warren Albert Mohrman Perry Claude Mo

Be rea host families gather for Sunday visits

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rhodes entertained on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Lane and family of Kingsville, Mr. and Mrs. William Bogart and family of Vermilion, and Mrs. Harley Noland and children of Columbus joined in. Miss Helen McRoberts returned home after visiting her cousin Marian Betts in Penfield. Miss Gertrude Zimmerman of Sterling, Ohio, is visiting her cousin Mary Elizabeth Schubert this week. Three-fourths of all explosives used in the United States are consumed in mining operations.

Amherst Prof. Andrews Mary Haskell Oberlin Grace Carter Elyria George Carter J. H. Eastman Moose Club Lorain Albert Menz Frances Howard Hall Cleveland Toronto Canada Lilly Nichols Los Angeles Calif A. Cameron North Main Street William Jaegers Robert Short Wim. Wormsley Dot Short Wm.Wormsley H. A. Finnegan Michigan David Anthony A. W. Labi Matilda Wesbecher Albert Mach Elmer Dueschle George Trosentranz Labor Day A. Wolf E. Wolf Columbus Gus Bischoff Alden Delefield Elizabeth Welch M. McLeod Fred Hoegraefe Huron George A. Johns Gale Wickwire East Cleveland R. H. Hearn Byrd A. Tabbert Evangelical Church Conference Lancaster Nettle Schaeffer Joseph Maca Carl Oberson Shirley Jean William Eckram Margaret Krossien Alic Launer Myron Ferguson New London L. Stough Daley Chicago Laliff Edith Gutro Detroit W. A. Purcell J. B. Avery Henry Wendt Cedar Point W. E. Eastman E. S. Waite Massachusetts Nebraska Esther Don Redwood Harriet. Hanchett J. Landis B. A. Kues Burt June Joe Heatheathe South Amherst Blue Hole Castalia H. W. Powers Arthur Harry Put-in-Bay Koleno Poyachar Fey Clarence Kerns Ambherst John Strohmer Wm. Coburo Burton M. Maison Missouri Gladys Cooper Bobby H. A. Williams Win. Coburn M. M. Mahorn Fred Hegsie Joe Wesbecher Robert Becker Farmen Family L. Hanchette John Springer Sam Kolb Adam Bechloff Frank Tooney W. H. Schibley E. Worthington Fred Wm. Schaeffer Beaver Park Reuben Sharp Lakewood Helen Gleason E. C. Schuler Art Bail Ann Arbor Mick John Burnett Alec Burnett Labor Toledo Frank Bailey Canal Dover Friends Charles Cheeseman W. A. Tabbert W. H. McCormick Erie M. J. Bogenschutz North East Wm. Schuster Elmer Henes Sophia Rose Anna Morford Youngstown George William Garthe Zetta Lake Rice A. Bechtel Wm. Benes New Evangelical Church Robt Baumhardt Philip Jaeger Geo. Schroeder Gerald Gus Schroeder Welen Cameron Fair Grounds May Peterson John Egeland Geo. Carter Ter Francis Fred Sanders LaGrange B. L. Schubert F. G. Zimmerman Sterling E. G. Zimmerman Nellig Bane FR. E. Schubert F. N. Clark G. Gifford Frances Gifford Frank Gifford Wellington Cornelia Schubert Shirley Newbrand Berea Schuberts Maple Grove George Hallouer Oxford Fla Eugene Dunlap Gar McRoberts Carlisle Forest Zimmerman Fred Pitts Lee Hovis Mary Widdowson Mary Elizabeth Schubert Mark Rhodes L. Lane Kingsville William Bogart Vermilion Harley Noland Helen McRoberts Marian Betts Penfield Gertrude Zimmerman Sterling, C United States

Opening Liberty Bonds Report With Prices and Opera Try in Vienna

New York September 4 Liberty bonds quotes show first 4 1 4 at 101 38 second 4 1 4 at 101 third 4 1 4 at 101 31 and new 4 1 4 at 104 25 An opera experiment in Vienna stages Verdi’s Aida outdoors on the city’s largest football field with seating for 20 000 people A weather superstition links rain to the sight and movement of snakes.

Liberty Bonds New York Vienna

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