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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
14
A reader list details a child’s Christmas wishes including a two wheel bike games a flexible flyer sled a steam engine a big gun and erector set plus a white enamel cook stove and five dollars. The note also asks for a Willys Knight car and a fat turkey for dinner with a signature Allen Murray.
In Lorain County auto tag rules tighten amid talk with Henry Miller and the Elyria Motor Club. Officials warn that displaying 1926 tags early could invite arrest in Elyria and three other cities, tightening citations as December approaches.
George Meade Bowe, former congressman from West Virginia, died today after illness. He served as supervisor of the census in 1890 and remained active in banking and farming. Survived by his widow, his long public career included many offices.
Dear Santa readers share gift requests from children listing items such as a set of dishes a telephone candy and nuts a doll a Christmas tree and toy trains. Several writers mention family limitations and modest wants alongside signatures and addresses.
The theater presents Gorgeous Stuff a 14 scene musical comedy review heavy on dance with clever costumes and rapid fire comedy. A standout is a Spanish number with serveres and a slave dance in oriental attire while the leads and comedians keep the audience in an uproar throughout the performance.
J J Rowlette won a prestigious honor as part of a ceremony at Toledo. The event recognized individual achievement in a field associated with radio and public service.
Prohibition Inspector Louis Wilcox visited Elyria to investigate reports of illicit liquor selling. He warned readers to beware fake labels and cited examples while noting overall improvements in enforcement as violators face stricter penalties.
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