Pleasantville Storm Causes Odd Happenings
A strong wind hit Pleasantville Saturday causing damage around town. Community members attended a funeral in Seeley and frequent visitors stopped by relatives, including Mrs. J. Wicks and Misses Tran.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
12
A strong wind hit Pleasantville Saturday causing damage around town. Community members attended a funeral in Seeley and frequent visitors stopped by relatives, including Mrs. J. Wicks and Misses Tran.
News notes a coal shortage halting church and social meetings, with families attending visits and events amid disrupted schedules. Officials report ongoing coal constraints affecting organized gatherings and related activities in the community.
A fragmented fragment describes an American voice naming Jame Louisa Landova Stychova and a national meeting. It mentions women in politics and social fields, referencing an international congress and socialist party links.
A questionable remedy promises relief for catarrhal deafness with Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar to be taken four times daily. It claims to ease head noises and mucus buildup and suggests anyone with hearing loss or catarrhal symptoms try the prescription.
Report notes the child of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black is very ill with measles and experiencing bronchial trouble.
Over 100 candidates vie for spots on the Lorain high basketball team. The crowded tryout signals a competitive season ahead as coaches narrow the field for the varsity roster.
A health column urges avoiding crowds to avoid influenza and recommends a mentholized a tine home mix. It cites a Kentucky druggist promoting the remedy and instructions to spray the nostrils twice daily, claiming quick relief and healing of throat membranes.
A severe wind storm swept through Pittsfield on Sunday, tearing down trees and damaging buildings. Farm structures including a Miller and B Billings barn were uprooted or blown down. roofs and fences suffered extensive damage. Several residents, including Nellie Meigberkw and Mrs. Campbell, reported structural damage and injuries. Community seniors and students faced travel and communication disruptions as telephones were out.
Columbia Station reports 15 year old Jacob Smith of Healeytown recovering after a collision with a limited car at Pumping Station. The youth suffered ear injuries though his car was completely wrecked in the impact.
Community members report Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings across Elyria area. Collected items mention Miss Crocker hosting friends, Akins family planning Florida plans, and church events at the Methodist church with an all day meeting on December 10.
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