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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1926
Page
2
Fragments of a local notice page mention classified results and a public sale in Elyria. The illegible text references names and dates, with scattered phrases about ads, voters, and community notices, suggesting a midsection collage rather than a single event.
The Grafton community hosts a gala with a dance at John Daw Tari in Banday August 22 attended by many, including families and officers. Guests include Mrs. Hoda McKee, Katherine, Mrs. Caufield, and Darlene Libbey, with numerous local residents and activities noted alongside social calls, birthday events, and a quiet wedding at a chapel.
The Philosophical Society houses rare papers and artifacts including Franklin’s original Desloration of Independence draft and the Franklin missional electricity machine. Notable items are George Washington’s Gilbert Stuart portrait, Jefferson’s handwriting draft, Franklin letters, and Mittenhouse’s telescope and clock. The collection, valued at about $0 per year, marks a prominent historical archive in Philadelphia.
Cleveland's 50 000 Negro residents aim to set a charity example by funding a new hospital. With few Black physicians and nurses, existing hospitals restrict care for colored patients. Norman T. McGhee, publicity chair of the Morey Hospital Association, says the new hospital will serve all citizens regardless of race.
Tolstoy's son Count Ilya Tolstoy signed with Edwin Carewe to supervise buying the film rights to a screen version of "Resurrection" by Tolstoy. He faced pressure from his father during the filming, and is familiar with the story's historical episodes. Walter Tennyson to act in Corporal Kato with Cecili B. Neale. Vera Heytolis also involved.
In Columbus Ohio workers use Celite bricks made from plankton marine diatomaceous earth to line a 55.5 foot smokestack in the A I A building. The bricks, sourced off the Pacific coast north of Santa Barbara, are said to bear the fossil history of ancient life and will help maintain even indoor temperatures for occupants. Six chimney workers report the bricks will withstand high heat, aiding long term climate stability in the structure.
Ridgeville listings show 4 to 6 room houses with electric, bath, barn, and fruit trees. Prices range from 2000 to 6200 with trades and small down payments. Bright Realty Co lists 41x140 Bonaire Ave home at 2000 and Abbey Road lots with payments. Phone numbers for H J Neiffoote on Abbey Road offered.
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