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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1926

Page

5

Amherst correspondents hold outing and reunions listed

Amherst August notices report St Peters church outing to The Hlodges Lis Porte on August 22 with transport, 9:30 departure, 10:39 service, prime dinner and sports. Also Lapp and Kreeger family reunions with officers, attendees from Amherst Elyria Lorain Oberlin Wellington Cleveland. Other items: quartet at Burbank, weddings, camping, hospital discharge, and local society meetings.

Amherst St. Peter's Evangelical Church

Surprised on Birthday Honorees Gather with Families

Mr and Mrs Fred Hopkins were delightfully surprised Sunday by their daughters and families for birthday and anniversary celebrations. A dinner was served for guests including Mr and Mrs Eldred with Lois and Lilian and Chester Sprague from Elyria, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Betts of Penfield, Mr and Mrs Judge of Cleveland, and Misses Edna and Florence Hopkins. The couple received many gifts.

Fred Hopkins Eldred Lois Lilian Chester Sprague Elyria Lawrence Betts Penfield Judge Cleveland Edna Florence Hopkins Mra Athert Kreeger Wesley Henry Nute, Jr Peter Rocker Kern Sandusky F. Batey Topeka Kan Hoover Guild John Strohmeier Edith Ludwig Lena Alenz Batlevue Edna Hopking Misa Leon Marshall John Strolmeter Robert Katherine Frank Webber Jennie Kendeigh San Gerald Brownheim Alfred Werner Kimar Reker Miry Lerseb Skinner Hardon St West Lo- Tain Mes Amherst Harvey , Crawford Hearns Washington St Eherwalk George the George Beeker John Beeker Recetta Ct Chas. Good Mt. Clemens 4. Hoffelchauer Mary Hanchette Lorain Helen Klein Rela Mayme Blum Carrie Robins Lakeside Ernest Ferguson Gladys Lambert Helem Klein Fiffford Tolhurst A. R. Tolhurst Menry Holle Willis Hoover Ruby Guild Mina Hunter Walter Ka |Tanning Penesuta John Strohmeter Kathryn Irene C.J. Ehrman Cpmp Kes Vermilion River Peter Wohlever Triscon Arizona

Returned from Dunkirk teaching school trip to Niagara Falls

The Misses Alice Mathea and Edith Berger returned from the Frangelical Teadhership Training school at Dunkirk New York where a day session closed Friday They visited Niagara Falls and came back Saturday.

Alice Mathea Edith Berger Frangelical Teadhership Training School Dunkirk N.Y Niagara Falls

Amherst and Cleveland News Roundup in Briefs

A minor car collision on West Main Street South Amherst involved a Ford driven by Mike C tana and another car driven by Alfred Winson with both vehicles damaged but no injuries. The Berkstein families held their fourth annual reunion at William Mochstein’s home in South Amherst with 26 attendees from Amherst Toledo Elyria Amherst Kipton and Henrietta. A Galilean Sailors chorus from Cleveland performed at the First Evangelical church in Amherst followed by reports of clergy and Sunday school activities and a long list of local visits and social notes from Amherst and nearby towns.

Heland Miller Wellington Gnesia Amherst Hyria Muntington Lorain Cleveland Tull Henry Oate Sr le. J. Miller Misa Lula August Cascade Park Via Anuar Amhertt Mwere Phillip Brown Daushter Betty Taul Martha Lau Ieary Dute Viola Reinhard Lloyd Ute Glen X. Dute Edward Hinkley South Ambhergse West Main Street Mike C Tana South Amherst Alfred Winson Mr. Winson Ford Coslann Berkstein William Mochstein Soutlh Amherst Toledo Elyria Kipton Henrietta Inee Much Amherst Wm. Ehrman Ella Wiliam Ehrman Sone Jimmie Richard and Junior Jacph Mueller John Wiegand Ila Whyte Galilean Tevangelical Orban R. A. Pelt S. Amherst John Smith Wetz Galileo Beautiful Land F. I. Eastman

License Question Rises Over Dempsey Tunney Bout

New York aug 16 the attorney general and several prominent figures weigh licensing heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey for the Tunney bout with Col John J Phelan stating an open mind but seeking contract proof before action. Officials consider whether promoters or principals may hold licenses and when a decision may come.

New York John J. Phelan Col. Philan Lcense Dempsey Tim Mara Brothers Col. Phelan Dempsey Col. Wear George K. Brawer Ortinger Sia Athieris Commission Othe Dempsey-Tunney Hiatch Mreg Prower Oltinger Col. Faelan Broadway Tex Rickard

Hats Going Up Paris Exhibition Highlights Silk Association

Paris exposition features hats displayed by the Silk Association of America with models showing slim lines and vibrant flashes of color. Olive Mc Barber and Carl F. Koarbau are noted in a Cleveland Homesite subdivision sublet listing for Ridgeville.

Paris Chicago Milady Im Paris Silk Association of America Olive Mc Barber Carl F. Koarbau Cleveland Ridgeville

Women in London and Wyoming politics in 1910s tone

Mary Proctor plans lectures in America to spark interest in the June 29 total solar eclipse crossing England and Scandinavia with a party of Americans. In Wyoming, Nevie Taylor Niess leads Democrats toward an August 17 primary as the likely governor nominee, while Berlin eases auto license tests for women amid mixed results in competence.

London Mary Proctor Richard A. Proctor America England Anglesea Hartlepool Norway Sweden Cheyenne Nevie Taylor Niess United States Wyoming Frank E. Lucas Frank C. Emerson Berlin

When to Invest in Stocks Not Paying High Dividends

New York August 14 investor questions arise about entering speculative stock markets with low income yields. The piece weighs whether buying United States Steel and General Motors at current prices constitutes investment versus speculation, noting yields around 4.25 and 3 percent respectively and advising caution for small traders toward bonds and notes.

New York United States Steel Corporation General Motors Corporation United States Steel General Motors Wall Street Bain Hunter Tavester New York Central Atchison

Fall alfalfa yields and seed quality guidance for farmers

Last August yields show Grimm, Canadian Variegated, and Hardigan of Michigan performing well. Utah and Kansas common alfalfa lag behind Grimm for first two cuttings, while northern common often surpasses Grimm on the third. Grimm and common annual yields run near 3.79 and 3.85 tons per acre. Seed of known origin is advised to avoid unadapted stock, and paying more for quality reduces failure risk.

Arizona Calfornia Italy South Africa Turkestan Ohio Utah Kansas Idaho Michigan Canada State Experiment Station

Twenty Years Ago In Our City A Cholera Death

Jobo Stark a porter died of Asiatic cholera the first such case in years. A county fireman's tournament drew about ten thousand spectators to the city. At the Country Club Oscar Goetsch aged 14 drowned when he fell from a canoe.

Jobo Stark Thin City Oscar Goetsch

Twenty Five Years Ago in City

William Patterson, oldest resident, died at age one hundred. Mose Wilder married Nora Sudro by Rev. P. H. Metcalf at the First Congregational church. Citizens were asked to raise $65,000 to secure a wall paper factory site.

William Patterson Mose Wilder Nora Sudro P. H. Metcalf First Congregational Church

Memorial tablet honors city founder in First Congregational

Thirty years ago the Ely family placed a memorial tablet in the chancel of the First Congregational Church for Heman Ely founder of the city. Samuel T. Joyt, longtime Lake Shore Railway conductor, died at his home on Bast Avenue. N A Redmond, former police officer, shot himself while despondent. Forty years ago the weekly Republican came

Ely Heman, Ely First Congregational Church Samuel T. Yoyt Lake Shore Railway Baat Avenue N. A. Redmond

Bridge Collapse Injures Guthmans In Cascade Park

Flora and Clarence Guthman were badly injured when a wooden bridge gave way at Cascade park and dumped them onto the racks below. The Eagles held their annual Picnic at Avon Beach with about fifteen hundred attendees. C. M. Williams was nominated for county clerk and Clyde Wilcox for probate judge on the Republican ticket.

Flora Clarence Guthman Cascade Park Eagles Avon Beach C. M. Williams Clyde Wilcox

It's Dangerous To Be Too Thin

An advisory piece warns that excessive thinness signals low vitality and higher disease risk. It touts McCor's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a simple treatment and urges readers to consult a doctor, with product details and a money back guarantee.

McCor AleCoy C. W. Phillips

Nominated County Sheriff After Twenty-Five Ballots

Mel Pounds won the county sheriff nomination after a lengthy county convention that required twenty five ballots. Voters and locals gathered at D. J. Peck’s home on Middle Avenue where a night blooming cereus was in bloom as part of the event.

Mel Pounds Flv D. J. Peck Middle Avenue Cereus

First Presbyterian Pastor Dies in Cincinnati Cholera Strike

Sixty years ago Rev. D A Grosener pastor of the First Presbyterian church died in Cincinnati after a cholera attack. The southern division trains of the Cleveland & Toledo railroad now the New York Central ran for the first time. The Uni party convention met at the courthouse sixty years ago today.

D. A. Grosener First Presbyteri Cincinnati Cleveland Toledo New York Centr Uni Party Court Hous

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