Jews To Observe Rosh Hashono
Celebration of Rosh Hashono the Jewish New Year will begin on the eve of the first day of year 5700 observers prepare rites and prayers across synagogues and homes as the holiday approaches
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1939
Page
10
Old Mohawk Health Cure Ad at Standard Drug Co
An advertisement from Standard Drug Co stores promotes Old Mohawk with a guaranteed effect for those with constipation and body poisons. It claims relief within hours and after several doses it reduces pains, stiffness, swelling, and digestive upset. The offer highlights a 58 cent bottle on the Washington and Broad location in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Drug Co
Washington
Broad
Elyria
Rosh Hashana The Jewish New Year Observances
The article explains Rosh Hashana marks the Jewish New Year on the first day of Tishri, one day for Liberal Jews and two for Orthodox and Conservative, the sobering days for meditation, Shofar sound, special prayers, and family feasts with honey to symbolize a blessed year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babylonia
Second Temple
Jerusalem
Palestine
Kipton Hosts Royal Dinner for Local Guests
Kipton Mr and Mrs C J Bells hosted a Sunday chicken dinner for Mr and Mrs A C Klienhenze and son Howard Mr and Mrs Howard Ringler of Cleveland Mr and Mrs James Miles of Oberlin Mr and Mrs Charles Ott and Mr and Mrs Ralph Ott of Elyria Tables were set outdoors for supper Miss Jessie Mellor returned from Kilbuck to Kipton on Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
C. J. Bells
A. C. Klienhenze
Howard
Howard Ringler
Cleveland
James Miles
Oberlin
Charles Ott
Ralph Ott
Elyria
Community Notes Include Family Visits and Reunion Tale
Island and Miss Donna Buckley return home after summer with uncle and aunt in Berlin Heights. Flossie Losey visits sister in Florence. Detroit trip included Beverly June Bickel. Grundy family reunion at Cascade Park attended by Brumby and Obitts families. West Virginia Calkins visit. Marilyn joins from Charleston. Kipton WCTU meeting hosted by P. E. Harding with nine members and a covered dish supper. Numerous local visitors from Fort Wayne Alpena Collins Lorain Elyria Stow Cleveland and more. A Besucsire France bull statue unveiling closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island
Donna Buckley
Franklin Daniels
Berlin Heights
Flossie Losey
Duane Burrows
Florence
Arthur Bickel
Beverly June
Detroit
C. C. Bickel
William Brumby
Nelle Obitt
Foreer
W. W. Calkins
Marlyn
Libby
Lucy
Lily Freese
Philipott
Elyria
P. E. Harding
Kipton W. C. T. U
Harry Perkins
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Oscar Cook
Alpena
Michigan
Oscar Losey
Collins
M. E. Perkins
M. S. Perkins
Frances
Morris Bartlett
Grand Island
Nebraska
Frank Bartlett
Hillsdale
Camden
Notice Farmers John Deere picker ad at Wellington
Farmers notice promotes a John Deere Corn Picker claiming it will harvest 15 acres per day and perform well in down corn. Signed by Claude Parsons, listing 2 miles west of Wellington and phone 188 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Claude Parsons
Mi. W
Wellington
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Kilbuck
THE
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Company
Elyria, Ohio
Elyria Dairies, Inc
Dicky
Daisy
Elyria Dairies
Maes
Relswe.s
Warren Huffaker
F. A. Perkins
E Litzenberg
Amherst
Ida Edwards
Beal
C. J. Betts
Clarion
Besucsire
France
City Tire House
East Ave
Depot St
Chronicle-Telegram
Penney's
Penney’s
Glen Row
Flannelette
Cynthia
Sunny Tucker
Miss
Gaymede
Virgin Wool
Bar Harbor
Rondo
Terry
Coats
Double Terry
Compan
Percy A
Mac O
UNION
Parva Heckles
Ape
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