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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
16
In Leeds England on September 25 a novelty club forms the Society of Wives of Henpecked Husbands. The British Ancient and Honorable Society of Hen pecked Husbands faces jealousy as wives organize with headquarters at Sowerby Bridge, West Yorkshire.
An old advertisement touts a new face powder that resists perspiration and keeps makeup flawless. It promises a soft velvety complexion and a pure, even tone, claiming long wear without rubbing off or smearing. The copy mentions a brand and local merchants for purchase.
Womens headquarters are at Bradford and a new society called The Negging Society plans Easter outings in Yorkshire. Members must be married at least two years with three children and vow to nag their husbands for fifteen minutes three times daily. First excursion listed as Wembley, London, leaving husbands to mind the baby.
Spencer September 25 revival services continue for two weeks at the Church of the Brethren with Rev Louis and Rev Shoemaker in charge. All urged to attend. A farewell reception was hosted at M E Church parlors Thursday night for Mr and Mrs. Arthur Heesgohr and the Prilether and Baracas classes, followed by refreshments. Mrs Reese will be missed in the church and community by cheer members.
Sunday visitors include Misses Laura Fuller and Indus Yall of Wadsworth, Mr Molten and Bir Youtz of Mogadore and Mrs June Redman visiting Kilbuck in the area. Families from Sandusky Ashland and Ashtabula appear in social notes as well as a school closing and a resigning worker moving to Mans.
New London guests at N. E. Fuller included Mrs. Herbert Mantz and her infant from Elyria. Others, such as Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ingraham, Mrs. Clarence Dazue and Leona, traveled to Elyria for business midweek. Many families shared weekend visits with relatives in Cleveland Oberlin Ashland Grantham and Sedina, reporting a lively Home Coming at the Church of the Brethren.
Miss Verna Aukerman quits the telephone office for a short rest. Her niece Miss Violet Aukerman takes her place. Several local residents visit relatives and friends over a weekend, including Mr and Mrs Frank Redman at Earl Kirkpatrick's Ashland home and others in Ashland and West Salem.
San Ream, Mrs. Jessie Goodyear, Gradon Griggs and a lady friend attended the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Burdick of Ashland last Sunday. Mrs. Brouse is the sister of Mrs. Rush.
Logan and the children of Lo rain spent the weekend with Harvey Ingrams and Walter Rooks. The event was hosted by Mr and Mrs Albers, who announced the birth of a child.
Fragmentary notice shows Mrs Wil SulL assisting Wes at the home. Mr and Mrs Floyd Howe and children of Parma spent Saturday and Sunday at EL Ro Howes, Isa. Serre and Sassha Hore Esta on Friday September 18.
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