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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
4
A National Community Service representative outlines Elyria’s need for a unified recreational program. He argues play benefits individuals and fosters democratic spirit by breaking class barriers, urging coordinated use of parks and schools for all ages.
The piece argues campaigns over candidate platforms. It notes voters should consider a man's positions on issues rather than his backers and proposes evaluating what he would do if elected. It stresses independence from political groups in judging candidates.
City faces decision on bus parking location with preferences split between suburban lines and central city access. Public and passenger interests push for a centrally located lot near downtown while legislation aims for public good and efficient service.
Alfred Capus of Figaro argues the German Russian alliance does not divide France though the imagery of marching troops and artillery suggests strength. He warns that calmness is not guaranteed by such a pact.
April 28 social roundup reports Mrs Smith wife of district superintendent visiting the Methodist church. Visitors include Rev Wright guest of the Hulse and a Cleveland contingent at gatherings. Health notes mention Mrs Spencer Mitchell and Mrs Howard Mitchell in poor condition. Town movements note Rev Robt Andrews moving to New Philadelphia and McRollpatrick returning from the East. Local commerce highlights Rib Beef Boil offered by McHenry & Carr.
Readable fragments outline gatherings from Montreal and Worcester to Berthel Ohio for a 1001th Montreal Board of Trade veterans reunion and Grant centenary exercises, plus seminary meetings in New York and assorted commemorations.
Ernie Whitney hurries from the cleaners and to KOMICAL TELEGRAMS by Jim Armitage. He aims to look his best as he heads inside, ready to enjoy the comic telegrams.
Squire Marsh Swallow extends a sixty-day reprieve to Boot legger Ike Larke allowing him to finish contracted banquet orders. This favorable delay enables Larke to complete outstanding tasks and meet obligations.
The geology class of Oberlin College guided by Prof G F Wright toured Cascade park and river banks to study the area’s geological formation. A local shoe firm gave a skipping rope to each girl who bought shoes, cheering business but noted as poor for wear. Peter Malburg was arrested on arson charges for setting a Chestnut street house on fire. John Robinson's Shows booked for Eliria exhibition on May 5. The Grafton Savings Bank placed under receiver L B Fauer. William & Sharp announce soon building a new cemetery vault at Elstia cemetery. Rev E J Craft delivered farewell sermon before moving to Impassillon. parishioners presented wife and him with a silver chest.
The Robinson Hancock Co offers boys base ball suits in sizes from 3 to 18 at 2 2.50 and 3 dollars. Strong value for young players seeking quality uniforms.
A historical note presents John McCormack in the Victor recording titled Thank God For A Garden catalogued as record number 64900. The entry highlights the artist and track within a mid century music records listing.
New tractors and farm machinery will be on view as Lorain County Electric Co prepares an extension project westward on Butternut Ridge Road in the near future.
C W Phillips guarantees Hyomel will relieve catarrh or he will pay for it himself. The ad promises no more suffering from catarrh and asserts the product’s soothing healing effects.
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