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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1926
Page
5
A group of young people gathered at Stop 31 1 2 for a birthday anniversary party with games and refreshments. Attendees included Eleanor Fordman Marlowe Margaret Muld gard Evelyn Tisdale Alice Grace Schaefer Louise Leonard Iva Oliver and others.
An unclear note mentions repairs and a aim to build strength through seven measures related to mer John's Medicine. The text is fragmented and lacks explicit dates or places.
The Amherst High School third annual athletic banquet was held in the gymnasium with about 30 attendees. Nelson Zilch presided as toastmaster. toasts covered football basketball and more, with readings and solos interspersed. A separate item clarifies a Grange hall addition was approved for 46 members present.
Kenneth Guild of Cleveland spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Ruby Guild. Mrs Frank Towne and children left for Ypsilanti Michigan to visit her farmer parents Mr. and Mrs. D. Baird. Jake Davidson of Oberlin visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Miller. Mrs John Stick of Elifeen is guest at Rev and Mrs W A Tabert. Harold Crown, a Cleveland visitor, was in town Sunday. Mrs Wei Miller is homebound by illness west of town. Mrs Hengen and son Bobbie of Cleveland are visiting Mr and Mrs U I Hengen on Watel street. Mrs Ricka Wall of Amherst was admitted to the local hospital this morning.
Wellington notices report Evangelist Paul Arnold finishing two weeks at the Church of Christ and departing for Plainfield Indiana then Louisville Kentucky to conduct further evangelistic meetings. Also noted are American Legion and Ladies Aid meetings and local social arrivals and visits.
The piece notes S Bureau of Standards researchers study glow worms and firefly luminescence to explain forest will o the wisp. It describes a species where the female emits light and the male lacks light, with females winged and active at dusk. It mentions bills in Congress to create foreign information services for farmers and industry and outlines budget transfers and Navy claims related to wartime damages.
The Senate approved a claim support amid Wilbur's plea noting the loss of furnitures equipment and personal effects from the 1923 quake and fire cannot be paid due to lack of authority or funds. Relief would require special congressional legislation. A Dill proposes forming a United States Border Patrol merging border offices and granting search and seizure powers with seized property for government use.
A survey of 3,000 children asked what is the most wicked thing anyone can do. Among listed sins are marrying for money, owning slum property, bobbing hair, kissing, talking back to the police, wearing reducing corsets, going in public, and wigging with the elbows. Only six percent named war as a sin.
Police attribute a string of robberies to the so called kinky haired bandits. A man named Jon and a group including a contractor in his garage are said to have encountered the bandits who threatened to take his watch and money. Investigations continue.
Clementi Voroshiloff, war and marine commissar, told the seventh al union congress of the communist youth international that disarmament is too dangerous for the Soviet Union due to inherent antagonism with capitalist powers. A railroad worker, Frank Raze, 34, was killed in an accident near local streets on the New York Central line.
A notice invites attendees to Elyria for a Blind Gil Benefit Banquet at Newell Hotel on Wednesday April 11 at six o clock. Tickets are £1.00 per plate and may be purchased at Phillips Dry Store.
Classified ads show rooms for rent in private homes with amenities and quoted prices, plus house sales and realty listings by Lorain County Real Estate firms. Items include furnished rooms, a kitchen, bath, and porch facilities, with contact phone numbers and box addresses for Chronicle-Selukeant and local agents.
The stockholders meeting will be held at the company office in Elyria Ohio on May 18 to consider dissolution of the company surrender of its charter and distribution of assets By order of the Board of Directors Adams secretary 13-20 May 4. Subrifa sale stead estate case no 29372 court order of sale exposes property to public sale at the courthouse steps Elyria Lorain County on Saturday May 15 1926 at 10 o clock a m
Legal notice in Lorain County court, case involving John J. Hiltz and others. Petition seeks foreclosure of mortgage on property in Avon Township, with the aim to remove junior liens and confirm title. Public sale terms and deadlines referenced. defendants asked to answer by a court date.
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