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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1924
Page
15
Lorain plans to capture the county swimming title at the Y pool Friday April 11 at 7 oclock. A twelve man team has been training several minutes weekly under Mr Heinen. Elyria and other teams have competed for Relay Cup ribbons and honors as Lorain prepares for the upcoming championship.
A curio of snorts and jabs with overheated bets and jibes about boxing crowds stock prices and horse racing. The author mocks Mexican gate predictions Weather Bureau miscalls and dull exhibition games while poking at team rivalries and travel woes from Florida to New York.
Fragmented report lists multiple events including a Southern Mainland Agricultural Meeting 9 in Tijuana, an indoor track meeting at Chicago, a Kennel Club show, the Atlantic States championship tournament in Augusta, and indoor relay and water polo championships with various local hosts.
Markets at Eveland produce market show very slow cattle and calf receipts. Wheat futures drift lower with opening prices and steady declines across dates. miscellaneous items such as sweet potatoes eggs and oats appear in partial listings.
Noon stock list shows gains for Bethlehem Steel and Pacific Car, with mixed results across Union Pacific Reading and Canadian Pacific. Major declines noted in some iron and steel issues while petroleum and locomotive stocks fluctuated.
On April 4 at Society Hall local residents presented a readings and orations program.Participants included Lila Andrews Geraldine Burke Cela Ligue Ruth Betts Grace Jenners Mildred Sun and Louise Roice with several recitations by Devereaux, Roscoe McGinty and Pyron Pague. Judges Clarence Imisson and E V Strugnell named winners with Andrews and Holt among top placers.
Wellington greetings and visits noted as Rev Evans of Pittsfield and Mr Mrs W B Lindsley visit grandson Robert Dickasen at Memorial hospital. Families move or recover from illnesses, and sympathy extends to Mrs Florence Squires on the loss of daughter Helen Lucile. Lorain and Medina moves reported. schools in the county enjoy a week off.
A parole hearing is scheduled for Neal, an inmate at the State Reformatory in Ohio, to be considered by the Board of Pardon. The chief clerk directs the hearing for April 24, under the applicable laws and rules governing parole and recommends the Superintendent's report.
Visitors at Penfield school include Miss Ruth Minkler Miss Laura Lathwell from Lorain and Laura Bacheler with Maynard Gout. James Nott suffers seized tonsillitis. Dwight and Mrs Smith on sick list. Penfield high school sent Jace Klemmbans and Karl Andrews to represent at a county preliminary meet Friday evening.
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