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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
7
Shaw Desmond criticizes trends in American women’s beauty and dress, calling war paint a menace and suggesting women should abandon makeup and adopt simpler attire. He argues true beauty comes from natural appearance and wearing national dress.
In April a court will hear a writ to prevent Mayor William from ousting M. F. Peer from the position of president of the service commission. The hearing is set for May 12 in Columbus.
Elyria April 13 Jackson was called to Lorain by the death of his brother Jackson Friday. Mrs Dute and son visited, as did Mr and Mrs Nelson Dute, Mr and Mrs White, and Mr and Mrs Ham. Frank family of North Ridge hosted Saturday visitors, and W Peters with L Tilden of Elyria hosted Ella Tilden. Berea guest White visited with relatives, L Keller hosted guests, and Reynolds of Oberlin called. The H Ham family hosted Monday visitors, and a social gathering at Likewood featured members and the most ancient feast dance.
A friend recounts how Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound helped her with health concerns. The account emphasizes personal experience and relief attributed to the remedy.
Oberlin Business Men's Club endorsed a bi monthly community sale starting May and formed a committee with the mayor to pursue a white way lighting system. A spring cemetery cleanup is set for May 18 with details to follow.
Knights of Pythias lodge hosts a ladies night at GA TR Hall Friday at 7:30 pm with vaudeville. all Pythians and families invited. Also in Oberlin Chas Babel to lecture on Salesmanship Investments and Sales Methods for Oberlin Business College graduates.
The Danish windjammer Kobenhayn docked in Los Angeles after being missing several weeks. Barom Niels Jules Brockdort commanded the vessel. a Danish fire near Wobenhayn was dispelled when it ploughed at Los Angeles. The ship is noted as the largest of its kind with 12,090 blocks in the rigging and 33 miles of rope for sails.
Nova April 18 reports Sunday services at the M.OK. church will abandon Sunday school next Sunday morning. An Easter pageant New Life for the Nations will be rendered at 10 o clock with special music. New members will join church fellowship and communion services follow. Local notices of guests and illnesses are listed along with farming efforts to improve roads using cinders.
Was and Tuesday guest of his mother Mrs Calestia Phillips Chas Snowberger of Cleveland is spending several days in Nova Mrs J Brander and Mrs Grace Hines returned from Akron where they visited friends Waldo Biddinger was in Cleveland last Thursday Mrs George Crittenden returned home from Ashland after visiting her aunt Mrs Lene Crittenden O W Tolhram moved to Sullivan last Tuesday Charles Brown and family near Adario bought farm vacated by O W Holmes Chronicle Telegram classified ads claim strong results.
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