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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1923
Page
11
The West Virginia, the mightiest battleship yet built, features electric propulsion and eight 16 inch guns, the largest ever mounted on a vessel. Newly commissioned, it marks the last U S warship for years under Washington Conference terms.
Columbus reports the Ohio Automotive Trade Association will hold its seventh annual convention at Hotel Deshler on Wednesday and Thursday with national auto industry leaders secured as speakers. The state board of control adds ten clerks to the state industrial relations department to handle workmen's compensation act administration. A suit for 732 against the Ku Klux Klan paper Wages has been filed by Spencer D. Irwin and Charles G. Hoar. In Cleveland a butcher shop owner fends off juvenile burglars with a cleaver. In Cincinnati a strike threat delays the opera season as musicians refuse to perform until demands are met.
More than 900 delegates attend the Presby-terian Church in the United States conference at Cleveland. Dr Charles Wishart president of the ter College and moderator general assembly outlined the allocation of 15000 dollars to be raised this year. Wishart said the choice today is between the old and Christ and that the church faces a trumpet call rather than lullaby. He urged emphasis on spiritual leadership over mere material education.
Treasurer Walter Lad announces that tax books for Cumberland County will open on December 15. After that date, the office will receive December taxes. About 50 people may not come to pay on time. The tax levy for each town township and school district is listed on another page of this issue.
Amherst notes from December 4 include Zi hort leaving for ro,AL after a card party, a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe of Milan, and arrivals from a western trip. Ministers Association met at Rev. Iman’s home with Rev. Hester and Rev. Barnette among speakers. a Parent-Teacher meeting was postponed due to conflicts. Am- Choral Union met at the school with rehearsals for dedication services. M. W. Society of the M E church also toasted at Mrs. Brown’s Milan Avenue home.
A fragmentary note from March 20, 1923 describes a red itchy facial rash spreading as feverish nights grew. The text is garbled with stray phrases and looks like an OCR mishap from an old newspaper item. No clear names or events are identifiable beyond the rash description.
Amherst notes report initiation and social times for the Pythian Sisters and the Eastern Stars for tonight and Wednesday, with refreshments to follow. Personal notices list local visits and hospital stays including Mrs. Elsie Bruce in Cleveland and others visiting Amherst residents, plus several trips to nearby cities.
Mary Katherine Campbell known as Miss America from Columbus Ohio returns to school as a freshman at Ohio State University for the winter semester with aims for a stage career. Lorain residents Martha and Margaret Bartiome visited Elyria over the weekend. Mr and Mrs E A Telztow with children from Elyria were Sunday visitors there. The Japanese government plans a labor census every three years to assess national labor resources.
Mr and Mrs Aug Jaeger and Mr and Mrs Allen Siiward visited Lorain on Sunday evening. Miss Edit Gutro and Miss Pauline Bartlome traveled from Elyria to join Brownhéim and Amherst visitors, with Frank Barch visiting Ernest Bartlome’s household for the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Chas. F. Read of Akron Ohio reports a ten week battle after major surgery. She credits Todd's Tonic with restoring strength, gaining seven pounds, and curing nervous trouble and indigestion. Sold at Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store with mail order option and price.
Mayor George P Carrel and officials, including police, are enjoined by Common Pleas Judge Edward Dixon from interfering with the Cincinnati Lodge of Elks bazaar at their new temple. Police had entered a home to prevent possible gambling devices from being used.
In fifty years since its organization the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine men paid out 28,325,408 in death and disability claims. The shortened mining industry hours have raised coal costs in England.
An old advertisement claims Mustarine rapidly eases sore throat, chest colds, coughs, backaches, headaches, neuralgia and more. It promises quick relief, claims no blistering, and urges buyers to use a 30 cent yellow box, with druggists recommending it as superior to plasters or potions.
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