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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1928
Page
7
The Salian sub submarine 14 and its 27 crew perished after a collision sank in the Adriatic. Salvage efforts recovered the vessel from 131 feet, but foul air and loss of hope ended the rescue. America offers sympathy to Italy and the bereaved, urging peace over undersea warfare.
The article discusses cancer causes, noting chronic irritation, vitamin balance, and lack of physical exercise as factors. It cites Belgian medical researchers on sugar metabolism, experiments linking cancer to nutrition, and advice on exercise to prevent chronic lymphatic issues. It also touches chicory coffee blends, whey nutrition, and reader questions answered by Dr Peters, with notices about obtaining obituaries and pamphlets.
Councilman George Stevens urged higher cooperation and less suspicion among city leaders during Monday’s meeting. He said public service suffers when personal criticism and quibbling replace merit and consensus, noting that real work should be done in committees and with united effort for the city’s welfare.
Elyrians praise City Council for funding a new rest room building at Court and Second streets to replace the old structure. Plans are drawn and work is hoped to begin immediately, with the aim of delivering a modern facility serving townspeople and visitors.
George E Brennan a 63 year old Illinois Democrat and party veteran dies his passing removes a influential voice in the party valuable in the coming presidential campaign and will be missed in Democratic deliberations.
In a short rural exchange Safe Bud dismisses Mort Pine's luck claim as a wife leaves him. A note mentions Mexican parents scaring a child by saying he may become president one day.
Fred Alber Britten, born Chicago 1871, educated in public schools, worked in building construction. Served in the 63rd Illinois district during Congress, chaired Naval Affairs, member of American delegation to upcoming Berlin peace treaty conference. Notes include Kellogg treaties referenced as potential topics.
East Carlisle Aug 7 The fifth annual Schank Kine families reunion was held Aug 5 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Crert on the Gratton Elyria road. Attendees from Berliet Berlinville Amherst Norwalk Russia Cleveland Ravanna and East Carlisle included Mr. and Mrs Runanell Mr. and Mrs Daniels and daughter Mrs Vante Chas Schaub Henry Schaub Carl John Schaub Fred Schaub Sherjan Ufert Albert Ufert and families. Several East Carlisle residents also attended the W C T U Institute at Eaton Center. Additional visits included trips to Attica and Bowling Green and calls from Harold Bassett and others.
Famuy attended a reunion Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs A E Smith of Eaton. Miss Margrete Ufert, who has been spending several weeks with her grandparents, has returned to her home in Ravanna Ohio.
South Ridge notes list a W C T U meeting at Mrs E C Schubert’s home on Aug 9, a Vermilion Linwood Park union Sunday school picnic on Aug 11 with local churches joining, an ice cream social at St Peters Amherst Aug 9, and various social gatherings. Also announced are the Kolbe family reunion at Cascade Park Aug 8, Fidele Day at Mrs Kuss’s home, and choir practice at the church.
Mrs. F McMarra of Cleveland and Mrs. Annette Otto visited relatives in town. Friday many attended the Bechtel family reunion at Cascade Park. Mr. and Mrs. Cart of Cleveland joined the gathering and Norman McCollum with daughter Jean Marie came from Erie to attend.
Miss Louiss Waters presents a detailed report on the Sunday school convention held at Linwood Park, highlighting sessions, attendees, and discussions from the gathering with relatives in attendance nearby.
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