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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1928
Page
2
A garbled radio listing section outlines NBC and CBS networks with station notes and program times, followed by a long column of local social notices. The piece includes mentions of World War II era schedules and endings with a Paris street anecdote about long fingernails offered to a Chinese buyer.
Notice names Charles A Sears alias Chas Sears Alma Sears as unknown residents. Pearl Propst and Joseph A Propst sue for possession of land in Lak Lorain village described by Lot 33 in subdivision Volume 8 Maps. Land contract dated September with installments of fifty dollars, recorded Volume 221 Page 273 Lorain deeds. Defendants abandoned premises November 1926. plaintiffs reentered. Defendants to answer by October 1 1928. By Attorney E F Reichardt.
A radio timetable lists programs from Rozak Radiogram at 6 p m to naval band hours, with Gen orders for Pure Aid Bars and Giil's Bamboo Garden orchestra. It notes Theatr Auditorian WHE, United Military Band from New York, Vincent Lopez, Ace Brigade, Rubberneck Man, Allerton Roof orchestra, Baseball summary, weather forecast, Len Cogan with 100 people, and Old Timers alongside Edward Kordetaki and Carlone's Riverside Garden orchestra.
Amhersts social page lists multiple Amherst and nearby residents visiting Detroit Niagara Falls and Canada. Couple groups from Elyria Oberlin Lorain Elyria Amherst and Toledo called on friends and relatives over the weekend. Several Amherst residents attended the Lorain County Fair, including Brucker Schneider Merchant Winson Mollison Fazer Thompson Kolb and Meacham families. Others enjoyed trips to Michigan and Cleveland with relatives in Toledo and Akron.
The Chinese correspondent reports his last two left hand fingernails have grown to seven ty-four centimetres and wants $200 for them, suggesting an American museum may be interested. Also noted is the disbanding of Waukesha Wheelman club, one of the oldest men’s bicycle clubs, due to dwindling memberships.
Luther L. Cassidy, 73, of Des Moines, who once sat beside a pretty co-ed in a University of Iowa classroom fifty years ago, returned to Sioux City and married Mrs. Jessie F. Griffith. The reunion led to a new life chapter as Cassidy wed the widow in a small civil ceremony.
An early 20th century style ad promotes Basimany's Gax Fublets as a permanent remedy for gas in the stomach and bowels. It claims relief from bloating, anxious sensations, and heart palpitations, promising restored breathing ease and alertness. The ad urges purchase in a reliaw package for one dollar at local drug stores, citing C. W. Phillips.
Testimonial style notice from Mrs R C Hazlett of Columbus Ohio and Mrs E A Fauxner of Los Angeles California praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Pills for relief from nervous, weak, rundown health and constipation. Both describe daily workability restored and health gains from long use and recommendations to others.
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