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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1924
Page
5
In Denison Ohio funeral rites were held for Robert Lee Cable infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Cable of South Amherst. The baby, placed in its crib asleep by the mother, was found dead later from convulsions. A physician declared the cause.
A testimonial from Mrs Anna Smith of Indianapolis describes relief from nervous, run-down symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter urges others with similar feminine ailments to try the remedy and notes it is sold by druggists.
Funeral services for W H Bergin were held at his daughter's home on Forest Street with Rev. Haywood officiating. Interment was at Elmwood cemetery under Conrad Zilch. The Amherst briefs note Pythian Sisters social plans, Good Deeds club supper, Maccabees lunch service, Ladies Society bazaar, and various local visits and hospital admissions.
Clinton and Simon Myers hunt squirrel for a week in the south. Agnes Strong returns to Wooster for college. Clyde Dague, the Howes, and various neighbors share weekends and visits. Betha Johnson visits C. E. Wallington in Wellington. Millard Fuller returns from Akron. A. W. Robinson hosts Sunday dinner for families from Chat ham and Chatham. Shick visits Gunsale in Chatham. Helen Rudd, Oberlin Business College student, spends weekend with Aunt C. L. Myers and Leonard Bridges family hosts.
Sunday guests include DN pede on an HRS tea and daughter Isah of Grevelszd. Paul Stuarts moved into Roy Kulpes's former South Main house. Laura Fuller of Wadsworth and Miss Santa Browand visit locally. Several families host and attend outings, teaching assignments, and a basket picnic dinner with thirty guests.
Sept 13 Amherst notes record Ladies Dime Society meeting led by Mrs. Charley Stone. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. John Farey on Sept 13. Various local visits, church rallys, hospital outings, and shoppers noted including Elyria and Rocky River connections. College moves and employment changes also mentioned.
Offers a money back guarantee if Dave's Mentha Pepsin fails to stop acute stomach distress quickly. Claims rapid relief from gas, acidity, belching and heartburn with a dessert spoonful. Notes high sales in New Jersey and links stomach health to reduced headaches and dizziness.
George Gorron attended a 74ay after noon event. Miss Elnora Springer visited with her parents for the weekend. Mrs. Carl Cabanaga was seated downstairs on Monday and later admitted to Amherst hospital yesterday.
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