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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1924
Page
2
Tom F McDonald will address Wellington Kiwanis at an Andrews notes on this week. McDonald serves as secretary treasurer of Port City and Loan Company and is tied to savings and loan circles. He has spoken to Kiwanis clubs on topics relevant to every man's business.
Over 80 people attended the Initiation and Social meeting of the Rebekahs in Wellington. Guests from Oberlin and New London joined in a birthday celebration for members born this month. A program featured readings, music by Mrs. Snyder and daughters, a solo by Mrs. Clayton Winee, remarks by Mr. Summers, a covered dish supper, and toasts.
Discussion focused on transport for schoolchildren and age attendance laws. Plans laid for the remainder of the year while the treasurer rebuked a member over a $15 error. The association will reconvene on the second Tuesday next month. Wellington personal notes list Orrin Wilcox and Van Cleef's travels and other local updates.
In Amherst on April 17 William Purcell led a Sunday school class with 12 boys enjoying games music and contests followed by refreshments. The Eastern Stars held a social with refreshments after initiation at their hall. The W B A of the Maccabees plans a meeting for next Tuesday.
Amherst personals report a promotional ad for Jo-Vex claiming to cure pyorrhea with a six ounce bottle, inviting readers to try Phillips Drug Store refunds if unsatisfied. The item also notes local social visits and hospital updates among Amherst residents.
Mrs Henry Short and her son George spent yesterday in Elyria, visiting Sec Phe Gicet V.
Cleveland produce market reports assorted prices for butter eggs cheese poultry and fruits. Entries show varied pricing across grades and items such as butter firsts prints and packing eggs at 26 cents, apples at 90 cents per bushel, strawberries at 40 to 50 cents, and cabbage crates listed.
Readable prices show potatoes per bushel at 1681.10 dollars and onions per cwt listed as 2530. Other items like sweet potatoes and banners appear garbled. The fragment lacks clear context or full item descriptions.
An old advertisement features a Chef English lord tale and a Boy Scout, then promotes Vinol as a health tonic to strengthen pale, underweight children. It claims Vinol will help children grow strong and urges readers to buy from W. Phillips, Druggist, 507 Broad St, in the Chronicle Telegram want columns.
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