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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
2
William Rivet has operated in Elyria for thirty seven years crafting specialized shoes for all types of cripples. His clientele includes E O Gary of United States Steel and the Gates Home for Crippled Children among others.
Re ports from nine of the state’s largest cities show that merchandise purchasing in November topped previous records. The Council of Retail Merchants announced the gains and predicted stronger Christmas sales this year than last year.
Columbus December report profiles John Harrison a six year old who earns a license and bags his quota of white deer after days of hunting through Franklin County woods.
New Lexington Ohio December 1 the city council established a standard charge of 9150 for all out of town fire calls The cost must be guaranteed before equipment is sent as the new fire fighting equipment was recently installed.
Thanksgiving weekend in Litchfield featured a Sunday school party at Mary Brown's home with games and refreshments. Attendees included Rever end J M Brown family, the Huddlesons, De Longs, Clarks, Gingorys, and many neighbors from Akron Oberlin Green Springs and Cleveland.
A list of relatives and friends visiting in Penfield and nearby towns includes Mrs Richard Leach and family, Mr and Mrs Damon and family of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs E E Bounds and family of Nova, the Garvery family of Wooster, the Doane home with Mr and Mrs Vernon Bowman and family, Mr and Mrs J and F Gott, Mr Scoville at Hiskey, Mr and Mrs J W ub Awatking and children of Akron, Charles Carruthers of Cleveland, plus many others at Frank Turners and the A H Brewley home. The gathering followed by visits in Litchfield with Miss Wright and Miss Strandahan, and Miss Mary Ac ne Akron teacher joining for further travel to Gospend before returning.
The Hubbard home served as the wedding scene for Gladys At Hubbard and Arnold C Buck. Reverend Chaffer officiated as Mrs Chaffer played Mendelssohn's Wedding March. Bridesmaids Ola Pickering and LaVerne Pickering stood under a canopy of white bells and yellow chrysanthemums.
After the ceremony the couple stood before family and friends, exchanging vows and proceeding with the kiss as celebrations began. The bride and groom received congratulations and well wishes from attending relatives.
A reader from St Louis reports using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment to cure widespread skin blisters. She claims after three cakes of soap and two tins of ointment her skin improved, praising daily use and inviting readers to request free samples.
A wedding reception outlined with yellow and white decor featured a bride in gold and brown brocade crepe and a bridesmaid in ham e colored crepe. Relatives and friends offered congratulations and best wishes for a happy future wedlock.
At Tabora railway station in Johannesburg two natives faced a charging lioness. One native feigned death while the other fled. Traffic inspector Ed Hurst fired twice, hitting the lioness in the stomach and heart, killing her while the survivor recovered from fright.
Steubenville Ohio December 1 Miss Hazel Marie Burchfield will receive no medal for saving the life of Betty Flows four year old daughter
The report recalls Miss Burchfield praised by friends for saving a child's life when Betty's clothing caught fire from a candle in a toy pumpkin. Professor J. F Manning of the night school faculty presented the case to the hero fund commission, but no witness to the act prevents awarding a medal.
A school produced children's opera titled Hearts was staged by the Birmingham Opera and Drama. Performers Magia and Raels, two of the few young talents involved, are noted to be from New York and Megan.
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