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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1926

Page

5

Amherst Correspondents Meet At Rehearsal

Amherst Aug 25 The Art Allen Musical Entertainer orchestra members traveled to Ponald Lindsler Brownhelm for a rehearsal. Social time followed with light refreshments. The Woman's Foreign Mission Society of Moabadi church hosted by Frank Missheka and Miss Blanche Jenne on Spring street. hymn opening and devotionals led by Mrs. Eastman. Committee selections and mite box opening added to a busy afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Miller and other local residents.

Amherst Art Allen Ponald, Lindsler Woman's Foreign Mission Society Moabadi Frank Mmisehka Blanche Jenne Spring Street PF. EB Eastman A.B. Jeune Nive Ham Coburn Musical Romange Hearn James Miller Stanley Start V. B. Peabody Alfred Werner B. O A. Jenne Marjorie Kearn Olive Guild John Crell Axtell Ludwig Spring St R. E. Taylor Irma Springer Elyria Eugene Griffin South Am Elnora Springer J. Mubhard LaGrange M. Jllick Chicago A. K. Jenne Oberlin WR. Or Victor Schnaak Ely Earl Sulwagid and Son A. G. Stiwald Has. Shore Lorain Enna Wilford Cleveland Joseph Henry Olive Edna Beller Albert Latteman Birmingham McPherson Brownhelm

Entertains in Honor and Bridge Luncheon at Vermilion on the Lake

Mrs Henry Kolb and Mrs Howard Dulmage host a Bridge Luncheon at Vermilion on the Lake. Luncheon featured three courses for guests including Miss Sims from Ocoee Florida. High honors went to Mrs Isaac Slack Jr with Miss Nellie Davis consoled.

Emory Soudergeld Cornell Avenue Jinn Rackwood George Recker Alex Burnett William Heck Fred Mathes J. Orcutt Henry Kolb Howard Dulmage Clarence Kern

Telephone lineman touts Tipp Herb Ton ic relief

A tele phone lineman from Ashtabula shares a personal testimonial about Tippee Herb Tonic, claiming improved sleep, reduced nerves, better digestion, relief from headaches and stomach soreness after taking one and a half bottles. He reports renewed appetite and breakfast tolerance, noting relief from burning sensations and gas. Shown at C W Philips Drug Store Elyria.

Godfrey J. Milbure Uietian Fairfield Ave Ashtabula Hin Mr. Milburg Elyria C. W. Philips

Typhoid traced to milk supplier in Wellington crowd

State health inspectors tie outbreak to local milk pedlar whose delivery halted during probe. No new cases expected as 18 illnesses progress favorably. Fairground water tested clear amid wild county rumors.

Wellington, CO Fair Association Faus Ilere

Modern girls hailed by Aberdeen bishop as sensible dressers

In Aberdeen Scotland August 25 the Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney defended modern girls saying they dress more sensibly than in a thousand years and style their hair fashionably. He added they show more fearlessness than in olden days and implied St Paul might be converted by their fashion.

Aberdeen Scotland Orkney St. Paul

Oberlin Housing Shift as Meth Church Leases Lot

Oberlin reports The Service Of Company will lease First Methodist church property at Lorain and Main for a future filling station. Parsonage moved to face Lorain with station next to it, while college debt delays a planned gift from General Education Board. Church worship continues in the old Second Congregational church.

OLL CO Oberlex METH Oberlin First Methodist Church Lorain Main Streets College Art First Church Lorain Street General Egucation Board South Professorees College Place Second Congregational West College Street United Congregational Church First Methodist Henry Stone Messra J. I. Porter W. T. Behr E. A. Stocker Joel Collins J. A. Strong A. F. Champpey

Stanford Football Team Needs Only Two Men For Strong 1926 Eleven

Stanford coach Pen Warner seeks two key players for 1926 offense a capable fullback and a quarterback to replace Ernie Nevers and Muggs Mitchell. He eyes Millage Patchett and Hoffman as candidates while exploring shifts for Walker and Post. Veteran line includes Swan at guard and McCreary at center with Shiprey Freeman Poulson Armour Bouage and others set to anchor the unit.

Stanford San Franiisuo Warner Cardinals Ernie Nevers Muggs’ Mitchell Ernie Never Nevers Cardinal Tion Alre Fukely Hank” Millage Jim Patchett Biff Hoffman Millage Patchett Hoffman Finylise Ed Walker Pon Post Murphy Bougae Ted Shiprey Armour Freeman Poul- Son Captain Swan Parific McCreary

Lenglen Match Eyed by Philadelphia Officials

Philadelphia sports officials plan a Lenglen exhibition with potential court at Municipal Stadium to seat about 100000 spectators. Dr Orton favors arranging the event and considers a match with Wad Falkner of Germantown Cricket Club as the opponent amid strong local tennis enthusiasm.

Philadelphia Seetinna Mile Lenglen Orton Wad Falkner Germantown Cricket Club Amacoeurs

Prague Plans Steps to Ease Postwar Travel Abroad

Aug 24 report notes Czech and Slovak foreign travel rose sharply after the war. Government considers parliamentary measures to simplify traveler procedures. Initial step aims to ease transit for international visitors and boost tourism.

Czecho- Slovakia

Czechoslovakia seeks tourism boost with visa reform plan

The article notes efforts to arrange passport agreements with other countries to cut red tape and visa delays. Tourist costs, hotel taxes, and travel expenses within the country are expected to drop, aiming to attract visitors to health resorts. Czechoslovakia aims to position itself like Switzerland and attract travelers by lowering temporary-visit costs.

Europa Switzerland

London doctors 12 percent women in city practice

The London public health department reports 7 588 medical practitioners in London with 12 per cent women. Women receive the same pay as men, but married women must resign if they marry. In Canada, about 70 000 pedigreed silver foxes have been registered by the Canadian Livestock Record.

London Balth Department London County Council

Three Events in Trapshoot Program at Dayton Meet

At Dayton Ohio the Amateur Trapshooting Association held its 27th annual meeting with three main events on today’s program the state champions race the Professional Clay Target Championship and the State Team championship. S L Jenny of Highland Illinois won the amateur clay target championship after four shootoffs failed to break a tie among Jenny J J Smith D E F Woodward W G Warren and D M Hudson each hitting 199 of 206 targets. Mrs J C Wright of Atlanta Georgia was the new women’s champion with 190. Jimmy Bonner of New York City won the junior title after a shootoff with Adolph Webre Jr of Edwardsville Alabama following 67 targets apiece. Howard Keifer age 13 took the sub junior crown with 96 birds. John Schinke of Dayton was runner up with 95.

Dayton Amateur Trapshooting Association S. L. Jenny Highland Ills North America Jenny J. J. Smith E. F. Woodward Dtuston Tex W. G. Warren Chicago D. M. Hudson Hammond Ind J. C. Wright Atlanta Jimmy Bonner New York City Adolph Webre, Jr Edwardsville Howard Keifer John Schinke

St Johns to Hold Practice Saturday Afternoon

The St Johns Vasevan team changes practice from Thursday to Saturday at 2 30 PM. Players urged to attend as announced this morning. A total solar eclipse will cross England next year offering a rare corona view, not seen since 1724 and not again for two centuries.

ST. Johns St. Gom’s England

USC Lucky In Football Schedule Hopes To Win 1926 Western Honor

San Francisco August 25 1925 Football schedules shape a conference race USC holds strongest team and easiest coast schedule Stanford California Washington State Montana Idaho Oregon loom as threats. Trojans face California and Stanford on successive Saturdays with Whittier Occidental and Santa Clara games earlier plus Oregon for Cardinal. California meets Marys Olympic Club while USC nears Notre Dame in Los Angeles December 4 and sees a rough path to the title as Pacific Coast contenders clash.

San Francisco University of Southern California Trojans Thundering Herd Stanford California Washington State Montana Idaho Oregon Whittier Occidental Santa Clara Cardinal U. S Washington Cardinals Pop Warner C. A Mary’s Olympic Club St. Mary's Sai St Ford Husk University of Ogon Ida California

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