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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1920
Page
2
Local session Thursday evening observes the 101st anniversary of the Odd Fellows order. An excellent program of music is prepared with Carl Lehman on violin, G Rhodes reading, and J Liewellyn selections with logograph accompaniment.
The list shows multiple new corporate filings across Ohio with stated capitalizations. Companies include Stains Apartments Co. in Akron with 200000 dollars, Irvine and Thomas firms in Cleveland, Crescent Studios Co., Mada Food Products, Blackman Deise Davis Co., Daugherty Co., and Burr Oak Belting Co. in various amounts. Several other entities such as Regal Belting Co., Gordon Chocolate Co., Conklin Pen Mfg Co., Standard Envelope Mfg. Co., American Tube & Pipe Bend Co., and Ohio Mortgage & Invest Co. are noted with capitalization ranges from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
April 28 report shows gains across several cities with percentage increases and total figures. Cities listed include Youngstown Ohio Portsmouth Ohio Albany New York and Palle New York with varied gains and percentages.
A Chicago office advertises a coal savings plan claiming to cure fever and cut costs. It offers five to ten tons yearly, promises full details free with no obligation, and asks readers to send their name and address to receive information on how to buy coal at a savings.
The text describes high burial expenses among Chinese communities and notes officials honor monuments along highways. It highlights a projected International church effort with Interchurch World Movement to reduce costs by building new hospitals and reinforcing existing ones.
Brooklyn and New York were rained out in their baseball matchup today, delaying the national contest scheduled for the afternoon in Brooklyn.
Antwerp April 27. America is a top heavy favorite over Czecho Slovakia for second place honors in the Olympic hockey tournament. These teams meet tomorrow night. In men's figure skating Salchow, former world champion, was hampered by a lame knee yet finished fourth. Grafton of Sweden, a Stockholm youth and European champion, is noted. National Niles of Boston was fitter. Nine skaters entered the contest.
Oberlin announces a June 15 Alumni Night with a President King reception at Finney chapel terrace, a class parade with costumes floats and fireworks, a banner prize for best entry, lanterns around the village, a sing on the chapel steps, and plans for alumni reorganization. Oswald Garisson Villard to deliver the commencement address.
Oberlin item notes Mrs. William Morris of South Main Street returning from St Joseph's hospital.
An ad extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a spring health aid. It claims nature provides healing through tonics and alteratives and asserts the remedy clears skin and other issues while reducing poisonous matter. The text touts decades of recognition and links the product to broader health benefits.
Lorain woman undergoing outpatient treatment for weeks returns to her son George on East College street. Mrs and Miss Lake receive visiting relative Frank D Ward of Bernardsville New Jersey on a brief Oberlin trip. A baby boy is born Tuesday at Oberlin hospital to Mr and Mrs Marcus Naylor of 879 South Main Street.
Oberlin Musical Union closes its fortieth season with Verdi Aida at Finney chapel. Soloists include soprano Lucile Lawrence mezzo soprano Emma Roberts tenor Paul Costello and bass Edgar Schofield, with J Campbell McInnes conducting. An array of artists graced the program in Oberlin.
A packed house applauded the season crowning Verdi performance. Mise Lawrence impressed in The Spectre's Bride with Mr Costello earning praise as a potential Casaro. Radames and Alda's ancient love story held audiences for two and a half hours as Dr Geo W Andrews led the two hundred strong cast. Special cars carried visiting patrons away.
Vermilion advances a road upgrade at an estimated cost of 33 thousand dollars. The project aims to repair paving and drainage on the main avenue to ease traffic and enhance safety in the town.
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