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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1923

Page

11

Household Hints For Cleaning And Stains

A jumble of household tips covers stain removal from ink grease and fabrics. Advice includes washing with lukewarm water, using spirits for stubborn spots, and cleaning greasy stoves and dusty carpets with simple cloths and damp air techniques.

Ton-Litter plan boosts hog production says Wiley

Chicago Aug 10 1932 Professor James R Wiley of a university reports the Ton Litter contest increased hog output by saving nearly all piglets through improved breeding feeding and management. He notes thousands of Indiana farmers entered and Texas Iowa and Illinois started similar contests amid a growing cornbelt trend.

América University Wiley Chicago Indiana Corm Belt Texas Iowa Trnols Onia

Local social notes from Eaton Seaton reflect visits and returns

Misa Han Mah Barrett Ella Reeves Mrs. Barrett and son Stanley and Myron Ross were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ross. Rev and Mrs H A Kicker and children returned from a vacation in East Liverpool. Marcella Ross stays with grandparents Hermann Reinhardt and plans to attend school locally. L T Davis and Will Seeford spoke of a Cleveland trip. Mrs John Eckhardt hosted relatives from Cleveland for the weekend. Lester Ruth Cook camped at Willough Beach. Russell Cook also returned.

Seaton Misa Han Mah Barrett Ella Reeves Liverpool Marcella Ross Hermann Reinhardt Will L. T. Davis Will Seeford Cleveland John Eckhardt Lester Ruth Cook Willoughbeach Russell Cook

Local Society Notes Include Marriages and Travel

Sah La Misa Eleanor-Hili'et Cleveland stays with grandparents L Garretson this week. Elmer Cousins and family return to Michigan after visiting relatives. Ea Cousins goes to California. Virginia Ross suffers toe injury and is crippled temporarily. Guests of Mrs. R. E. Heath include sister and nephew from Elyria. Families of Cornish travel to Sandusky to see Ralph Hopwood at Soldiers' Home. Elma Allen and Jay Stevick wed quietly, will reside on Ninth Street with Disciple church pastor Rev Burner officiating. Charles and Mrs Marsh of ? provided line ends.

Eleanor-Hili Cleveland L. Garretson Elmer Cousins Michigan Ea Cousins California Virginia Ross R. E. Heath Elyria Walter Cornish Milo Cornish M. Hopwood Mame Cornishaw Pyrle Sandusky Ralph Hopwood Soldiers Elma Allen Hopwood Jay Stevick Burner Mgr Charles Marsh

Cor nish family motoring to Kentucky

Local notices report the Cornish family planning a Sunday trip to Kentucky with Mr and Mrs Vern Cornish and son expected to depart. Other items mention visits in Lorain Dover Ridgerville and a Sunday school gathering. In Defiance county prosecutors begin gathering evidence against the Dellings Company for alleged defrauding Ohio residents with stock sales totaling about 130000.

Elyria Vern Cornish Kentucky Bur Martin Lorain Mame Cornish Purl Mild Cornish Dover Alee Walter Harwedel Gou Ridgerille Defiance C. O. Crabbe Victor L. Mansfeld Defiance County R. L. Dellings Company Ender Fire Ohio Dellings Company Prosenter Mansfald Dollings Company

Aug 10 1930s Crisis Speech and Local Incidents

J W Faust cites social crisis and Red Cross field work as the New York National Playground and Recreation Association addresses the Exchange Club. In Coolville two Logan fishermen haul a 30 pound eat fish from the Hocking River after a rescue. In Lima a pedestrian is attacked with a paving brick during a robbery tied to a Ku Klux parade observed by M B McCoy, 33, of Westminster.

J. W. Faust New York National Playground and Recreation Aesolation Exchange Club Red Cross Coolville Logan Hocking River Po Nce M.B. McCoy Westminster

Robbery Auds Ley and Finley Iron Works Worker

An assault at night left a worker unconscious and the company robbed of 25 dollars in cash. Police found the victim, NecCoy, conscious but shaken. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.

Ley & Finley Iron Works Bel NecCoy

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