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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1924
Page
16
The Moose lodge will initiate 126 new members in the Judge Burmett class, with Judge Burmett visiting from Pittsburgh to speak. Organizer Clark reports over 200 new members added in three months as Akron team handles initiation. A social lunch and session follow in the club rooms.
Martins Ferry reports two toy balloons carrying Pauline Geer’s name were released after filling with gas. One balloon was found by a Washington Pa. girl, the other landed in Maryland mountains after being seized by Lee Coulter of Wenerton. Ottawa Ohio reports Mrs David Ash, 70, in critical condition and her husband 74 dead from carbon monoxide from a hard coal stove fire. neighbors found him on the floor as they entered.
In Nelsonville Ohio forty eight mines in the Hocking coal field operate with only about a third producing railroad fuel orders. Operators warn more orders are needed to keep mines open as prices rise or closures may follow.
The eighth annual convention of the Ohio Automotive Trade Association will be held here on December 10. Discussions will cover salesmanship, business research, management, cooperation, and legislation with resolutions to be considered and adopted.
A Kellogg's Bran advertisement from Battle Creek Michigan presents a father's letter praising the product for helping his children's constipation. The appeal urges regular use, promises relief, and notes a money back guarantee if it fails, with serving ideas and directions.
An old friend of Geo B Christian, secretary to President Harding, hears of Chuan in town and visits what he believes to be the Christian home. A door reply asks about church attendance, revealing confusion about the residence location one block away.
Archi bald Kelsey of Belmont county plans a four months trip overseas after four years as county commissioner. He has applied for passports and will retire January 1.
The public school in St Helene Washington closed for days as the entire student body sought dental care. Only one student, an 18 year old girl, remains enrolled at the school.
The report states gold valued at 80 000 dollars is used annually in the arts for gilding jewelry and fillings and other similar purposes.
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