California's oldest youngster recalls a century past
A faded headline notes California’s oldest living child reflects on a hundred years gone. The piece highlights resilience, local history, and the passing of eras through one centenarian’s memory.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1922
Page
2
A faded headline notes California’s oldest living child reflects on a hundred years gone. The piece highlights resilience, local history, and the passing of eras through one centenarian’s memory.
Stevens praises a centenarian as a strong driver of a tow car era. She’s shown resilience, claiming to feel younger for thirty years as she persists beyond a century.
The cast under Miss Wand rude of the John B Rugess ing Co will present the play at the Onera House on Thursday and Friday December 12 and 13. Cast includes Madeline Carte Vincent Na beam Jennie Murray Mary Mildred Del ess Mary Edward Meng Kenneth Tol er Goose Mary ONeill. Helena Zeann etc. Attendance urged by Ladies Aid Society of Peters Church for the St Pauls Evangelical event.
At a December Amherst meeting of church and organization representatives in council chambers plans were set for the first Community Chest Drive on January 4 and 6. Mayor J I Smythe chaired. officers named include President Mayor J J Smythe Vice President Rev F C Jordan Secretary H L Beesing. An executive committee was formed with Rev F E Eastman Rev D Esli and Rev M.
Five thousand dollars to be raised by a town hall drive with a committee choosing captains for teams. The effort aids needy families and an open meeting is set for Wednesday evening January 3 at the Town Hall with an out‑of‑town speaker. Public invited.
An advertisement warns that strenuous work damages kidneys causing backache headaches dizziness and urinary disorders. It promotes Doan's Kidney Pills and cites Elyria case H A McKenzie of a Standard Oil station who credits the remedy for restoring kidney function after a work related back injury and weeks off work.
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