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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1926
Page
11
New York April 26 Gold medals for distinguished social service will be awarded on May to Clarence H. Mackay and Reed T. Starkes Cadman, Stephen T. Mather director of the National War Service. Washington, D.C.
Mrs. Nellie Powell of 2439 West Send Al Lorain Ohio testimonials Dreco medicine for her husband who suffered indigestion stomach and constipation for eight years. After a course of Dreco his appetite sleep and digestion improved, bowels regular, and he gained back his health. The notice touts Dreco as a breakthrough remedy sold by Muir's Cat Rate and local druggists.
Mary Schenck reports from Boston that a National Institute of Social Science announcement involves Cartaret New Jersey six negroes under arrest for stabbing John Carroll, a noted boxer, and wounding another man. Saranac Lake reports flood warnings as Adirondack streams swell after heavy rains. Copenhagen to Detroit bridegroom William Cray wedding planned a liner arrival at Princeton. National referendum on prohibition discussed by Lewis Fox and the National Student Federation with results due June 1. New York unveils synchronized motion pictures with sound from Westinghouse. Belleville police attribute a dangerous anonymous threat to a new editor Chase Altison.
In La Grange events, the Grangers enjoyed a social evening with Mrs. Els Adams and neighbors. Mrs. Flor Wolcott hosted Wallace and others at her home on Wednesday, while Mrs. Niclinda Holcomb gathered at her daughter’s residence. A feature on feminine culture praises a model of physical culture and busy women maintaining heartiness through activities and social hosting.
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