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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1924
Page
10
Two Dayton women, Mrs. Jane Darby and Mrs. Maggie Blessing, died from injuries suffered in separate auto accidents weeks earlier. Darby was injured August 5 and Blessing on July 13. Liberty bonds opened with prices listed for several issues in New York.
A longtime stage figure endorses White Youth Clay claiming it purges skin, reduces blackheads, firms lines, and revives blood flow for a rosy glow. She touts easy two weekly use, accessibility at drug stores, and offers mail sample via coupon.
George W. Hill Jr. of Fulton New York earns local fame after catching a pickerel trapped inside a jug at Fair Haven Bay. He describes baiting with worms when the line pulled tight and the fish, apparently growing inside the jug, could not escape as it enlarged.
A list of first and second place winners across categories including ducks geese pigeons rabbits and dogs. Notable names include McClave Sage Lesnick Snyder and Wurst with multiple entries across breeds such as White Muscovy Blue Swedish Pekin and Toulouse.
Sept 5 Ridgeville notes show residents visiting relatives and friends from Elyria to Cleveland. The Ridgeville Parent Teachers Association holds nine educational meetings this year led by President W R Comings starting Sept 18.
Miss Aurilla Pitts visits Toledo with a friend while Earl Buck and wife spend Labor Day with his parents. Mrs. C S Peck returns home next week after summer in Maine. Leo Pitts and Regina, with Rocky River friends, visit Cedar Point. Foley returns from Chicago. Ed Bainbridge and family spend Labor Day at Vermilion on the Lake. John Patterson of West Salem visits Mrs. K Brewster. Evan's mother from Washington arrives for a visit. Hazel Maddock hosts cousin Miss Knipper of Lorain. Mrs. John Lafrinier visits Mrs. L D Lloyd in Fields. Ed and Mrs. Finnegan welcome a baby girl. Stanley Young of Cleveland visits his parents. K Brewster and sister visit Jack Herrig at the lake shore cottage. P Knapp and…
James of Cleveland spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Hasen. Mr and Mrs Andrew Ellett of Lakewood visited here Thursday. James and Billy Eldred returned home after spending the week with grandparents Mr and Mrs H P Eldred.
An ad recounts a wife’s recovery after five years of liver and stomach trouble attributed to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The promoter credits it with cleansing catarrhal mucus and reducing inflammation, including appendicitis. One dose offered with money-back guarantee. Available at local druggists.
Mrs Zora McKee and C H Perry were quietly married at Monroe Michigan on August 23. After a delightful week in Detroit they hosted guests and began their new life together.
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