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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1925
Page
8
In Marietta Ohio two brothers John and Alexander Landy died within a week of each other leaving wills that divide their property to the other brother William Landy. The April 8 15907 dated wills appear to be mirrored transfers illustrating an unusual probate case in a rural community.
A new process powder claims to resist perspiration, remain on skin until removal, and give a natural flawless look. Marketed as a 20 shade complexion line, it is sold at Stelloglos Crandalls Drug and Lewis Mercantile Commission.
England attends to the rising British Fascistic movement as disturbances by Reds spark concern. The photo shows Exre addressing a Finsbury Park gathering, with MP Hovward amid guards against Communist violence. Local notices mention visits, meetings, and family news across Lakewood, Russia Township, Cleveland, Marshfield, and Ohio communities.
T. S. Broughton, 86, died Thursday morning at his home after a long residence in the neighborhood. He leaves a son George of Cleveland and a daughter Ella at home. The Five Hunured Club met at Paul Roling's home Wednesday evening and Coghlan led the Tuesday event earlier in the week.
In Leningrad on December 7 a colossal granite block weighing over 200 tons found after a century buried by an industrial peasant will serve as the base for a giant statue of Lenin. The block, originally brought in 1912 for Kazansky Cathedral, rolled off its supports along Aptekarskaya Street and was buried before its re discovery.
Early winter arrival boosts fur trade in north central Indiana lakes region. Trappers reported earnings from 33 to 75 dollars weekly for silvery pelts as they deliver pelts from Kosciusko County shacks to buyers locally and elsewhere.
Darwin Keller, toddler son of Mr and Mrs Adam Keller, was severely scalded when he toppled a wash boiler full of boiling water. The accident happened as the mother, busy with washing, briefly left the room.
Dr Richard B Moore awarded the Perkins Medal for 1925, one of chemistry’s highest honors. He served as chief chemist for the United States Bureau of Mines during the war and helped develop helium production. Born in Cincinnati, he studied in England and France and taught in English schools before teaching chemistry at the University of Chicago, Missouri, and Butler College.
In eight games of the past season Dartmouth scored zero points, a note on offensive struggles. The team averaged 42.5 points per game in the remainder, highlighting uneven production across the campaign.
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