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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1924
Page
5
ABE MARTIN questions speeding as a social problem and probes why drivers exceed limits. He argues to study origins from faulty incentives to urgent motives before enforcing penalties and imagines scenarios from overworked engineers to reckless motorists.
Amherst residents and families traveled to Willard today for a village home coming picnic hosted by the Hungarian lodge. A five piece orchestra from Lorain Williamesa provided music as attendees from nearby towns gathered for the event and a planned gathering at Quarry Woods next Sunday.
Cleveland residents Mr and Mrs George Knaypy hosted Sunday afternoon guests with Mrs Robert McCord. Several families traveled for visits including Mr and Mrs Fred Moser to Elyria, Miss Willa Stettler visiting Sam town, and Carl Gibson hosting relatives from Elyria. Alonzo Bartlett and others drove to Sharon Pennsylvania for a day trip while Lorain residents Ruby and J Edmonds visited Edward Green's home.
Mrs Mabel List Sherbarn of 515 Newell Ave Newcastle Pennsylvania details a year long illness with right side pains and weakness. She attributes recovery to Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after extended use and urges others to contact her for experiences with the remedy.
Mrs Nora Slack spends a week in Fremont visiting her sister Mrs Budd. Mr and Mrs John Gatland of Elyria visit relatives there. Zeva Bartlett of Cleveland spends Sunday with her parents. Karry Slater and children of Oberlin visit Mrs Wraggles and Mrs Bartlett and daughters Irma Tue and Gwen. Dolyms son Homer travels to Pennsylvania. Bechetua land family attend a reunion at Frd Heights Kipton. Napoleon Belcourt may become the first Canadian minister to the United States per Tumor.
A Toronto native with a long record in Dominion public life, educated at Laval University, he was called to the Quebec bar in 1883. He served briefly in local politics, then was elected to the Dominion House for Ottawa in 1896, re-elected twice, and held the Speakership for two years. In 1905 he joined the Privy Council.
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