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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
10
East Amherst residents and visitors from Lorain Elyria Cleveland Strongsville Sandusky Philadelphia Baltimore Oberlin and Pittsburg were seen at various gatherings. Names mentioned include Charles Griffin Jr Donald Griffin Frank Griffin Henson Tasenflue Sinerson Ward Stichland Wirschen Shinskey Klein Winton and Cook among others.
A Lewiston dinner scene features a sad guest and Senator Frye exchange. A young Michael O Heehan meets a botany buyer with silk stockings, proposing five thousand dozen at ten dollars a dozen, prompting the buyer to laugh at the price. A six year old girl loudly thanks the Lord after injuring her knees.
Mr and Mrs BW Galloway and Mr and Mrs Powers of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs Ed HH Simerson of the Mid- War. Mrs Carl Spalding of Elyria spent Friday with Mrs C W Green. Mr and Mrs James Miles and son and Miss Anna Smith of Biya called on Mr and Mrs Joe Smith Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Peter Springer and Roland Foster were in Elvia Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs C W Whiton of Black River township called at the ...
Carrie Henson of Billyria visited her parents Mr and Mrs R P Henson. H E Simmons of Akron spent Friday night with Mr J Whiton and Mr and Mrs Arthur Whaton. Eugene Griffin family of South Amherst called on Sunday. Mrs Charles Hagenflue improving and about the house. Exton couple spent Tuesday evening in Lorain for business.
Seed oats 18 held treatment for smut. To prevent heavy annual loss to oat crops from smut, growers are advised to treat the seed.
Dr. Edwards presents Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute for constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated olive colored tablets are non griping and promote normal bowel and liver action with a pleasant, nightly dose. Priced 13¢ and 20¢, many use them nightly for relief.
County agent H Rogers explains a simple control method for oats using one pint formaldehyde and one pint water in a quart sprayer. The mix is sprayed as oats are shoveled, collecting in a basin, with 40 to 50 bushels treated per quart. After spraying, grain rests under canvas for 4 to 5 hours before drilling. Also notes Miss Ann Johnson, after 43 years as a hotel maid in Grand Rapids, must leave her job due to the hotel’s closure.
Mme Joffre, wife of the famed marshal, serves as interpreter for her husband who does not speak English. In twenty five years as a New York telephone operator, Miss Anna Curtis has never been late for duty. A bride among the Walihusu of Central Africa costs forty six cents.
The American Legion backed the war department plan for a peace army of 15 600, warning that cutting further would harm military policy. National commander Han ford McNaider testified before the Senate army appropriations committee against House limits of 15 000. Princess Mary gift from the Girl Guides of Ceylon featured a rare blend tea valued at over 150 dollars per pound.
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