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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1929
Page
12
County Commissioners, the Ashland County Home superintendent, and an engineer will convene to inspect the Ashland county home and review plans for proposed work. The session aims to assess facility needs and outline next steps for the county project.
An inspection of the Lorain County home is scheduled for tomorrow. Officials will review facilities and safety measures to ensure compliance and proper care for residents. The visit aims to verify operations, address deficiencies, and confirm adherence to oversight standards.
Residents at 223 Harrison Street reported two suspicious looking men visiting last night. They inquired at the house and fled when King Fauver, the owner, returned, with police summoned by neighbors.
Elyria residents can hear local talent Saturday night as the Elyria Odd Fellows Band Number 103 broadcasts a varied program from Station WJAY Cleveland. Directed by band master E. M. West a baritone who has sung in New York he will also perform several solos. The band will air from 8 30 to 9 30 p m.
Charles D. Murray George Rhoads and Thomas Peebles three county commissioners attended a New London Rotary Club luncheon where road building programs for the county area were discussed.
A bill introduced in the Columbus House of Representatives by P. H. Rogers of Lorain county calls for sterilization of mental defectives admitted to state institutions and habitual criminals with degenerate tendencies. The proposal aims to authorize such measures within state law.
Frederick Baer will sing baritone in a Michigan chorus production of The Dream of Gerontius with the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra as accompaniment. Baer is a familiar Oberlin artist who appeared here last year in Elgar’s oratorio.
The engagement of Dorothy Elizabeth Sutton of Lincoln Boulevard Cleveland and Charles Kendeigh of Amherst recent Oberlin ties has been announced by her parents. Miss Sutton is Western Reserve University graduate and a Phi Lambda Phi Sorority member.
Deigh earned both B A and M A degrees from Oberlin College and is now conducting advanced biology research at the University of Illinois Urbana. Mrs C M Byars has been confined to her Spring street home for a week with pleurisy.
Cleveland produce market reports show butter prices with extras in cases. Butter offerings include extras in rul es 51 1-4, 653 1-4, and extra firsts at 47 3-4, reflecting wholesale quotes in Cleveland, Ohio.
Funeral services for Mrs Charlotte Gamble wife of Dr R W Gamble will be held at her residence 1015 Middle Avenue Saturday at 1 PM Reverend C A Corfman will officiate burial in Ridge lawn cemetery
Charles L Daley of 501 Lake avenue died Thursday evening January 31 at seven thirty after an eight week illness. He was seventy one years six months twelve days old and survived by a wife three children Mrs Robert Mascon Elyria Perry W Dorothy M five grandchildren one brother O Daley Savannah Illinois and a sister Mrs Mery Faulkner Ridgeville. A Church of Christ member for nineteen years his funeral will be Monday February fourth at ten thirty with Rev Fowler officiating. Interment in Butter Nut Ridge Cemetery.
A railroad market snippet lists eggs extras at 44c, firsts 40c, ordinaries 36c, pullets 28c. Poultry express stock shows heavy fowls 30 13c, leghorns 25 27c, ducks 30 33c, old cocks 17 18c, geese 28 25c, stage 24 25. Potatoes offered at 150-lb sacks, round white Ohio and New York.
Washing in Melo softened water reduces soap use and prevents scum from hard water. Crumbling soap buildup in hard water stops fabrics from getting clean, but Melo lets water form rich suds and cuts soap needs. Get Melo at grocers.
Charles H Wilson aged forty seven and a resident of Lorain and Elyria died of pneumonia in City Hospital Cleveland after living in Cleveland for fifteen years. He is survived by his mother Mrs Susan Wilson of Elyria and sisters Mrs J C Kirk Dorothy Wilson and Mrs O K Witham and brother A A Wilson plus nieces and nephews. Services will be held at Thompson mortuary Lorain Saturday at two with Reverend Glenn Wilson officiating and interment in Elmwood cemetery.
About five dozen persons attended a complimentary dinner for Plant Lime dealers selling in and near Lorain County. The event at Hotel Newell was hosted by Columbia Products Co. of Barberton Ohio with Geo Reynolds of Spencer as toastmaster. Speakers included L C Zoliers of Cleveland J M Campbell of Southern Ohio and W W Bolton of Harrisville Pa detailing sales work cooperation and advertising plans.
Thin 150 pound sacks fetch 2.30 to 2.40 dollars. Idaho russet burbank varieties in 100 and 2 bushel bags run 2.25 dollars. Home grown basker sacks priced at 90 cents and one dollar per sack.
The Oberlin Musical Union announces soloists for the upcoming concert on Tuesday March 26 featuring Gabriel Piernes St Francis of Assisi. Tudor Davies a New York tenor will sing the title role with Dr G W Anddrewe managing and directing the organization.
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