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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
9
The piece argues that regular church attendance fosters responsibility for others and strengthens community bonds. It notes Sundays offer unique weekly occasions, acknowledges excuses for nonattendance, and suggests church work demonstrates faith through action and helps cultivate charity toward neighbors.
The Latin 1-2-3 class staged a chapel program at the Amherst High School auditorium on Feb 6. Zelma Muth read scripture and led prayer, with acts including In Gallia piano solo Frances Sabers, plays The Slave Girl and Javiricuum, and cast members Virginia Gillman Earl Schaeffer Clair Yentzer Hulda Berger Dorothy Wesbecher Helen Eastman Helen Belden Fred erick Berger Kenneth Schrinner among others.
Funeral services for Max Schrim age 34 were conducted at his home and the M E church with Rev. M Neumister officiating in German and Rev. W A Tabbert in English. A quartet sang several selections and burial followed at Cleveland Ave cemetery with Conrad Zich in charge. The community features several church society gatherings and card parties with multiple hostesses and guests noted.
In Cleveland and East Patchogue authorities report Reform Seventh Day Adventists plan a midnight ascent to a heavenly cloud leading to California. Police guard crowds as adherents await the event with prayers, songs, and a message to be ready for the final judgement.
The article explores a claim by Holland that a ten percent tax could apply to German marks used in U S exchanges if such marks were placed in circulation. Treasury officials express caution pending a final ruling on what constitutes money placed in circulation, with potential tax rewards totaling about 1500000.
Receipts total 300 cattle and 200 calves as market slows with steady to lower tone. Fat steers bring 9 to 11 dollars, calves 15 dollars, sheep at 14 to 18, hogs steady around 11 to 11.5, and various cattle classes shown with wide ranges.
The article records Number Three Haxton testifying but not cross examined. Prosecutors failed to prove motive as defense argues lack of evidence. Judge Glenn rules arsenic caused death but says no motive shown and jurors should not convict on mere possibility. Mrs McCurdy sits with brother Norman Taylor as final arguments occur.
A new ferrocoke process mixes iron sand with coking coal to melt iron out of sand and absorb it by coke. One blast furnace is operating experimentally as plans form a company with $10,000 capital and about 2,000 workers expected by spring. Experts estimate iron production potential.
Japanese researchers claim a 2,500 ton iron sand field could supply Japan for 500 years. The deposit reportedly spans over sixteen miles with significant depth and a coal bottleneck but promises to reduce foreign iron imports. Proponents say smelting costs would let Japan meet global competition and boost domestic industry.
Alonzo mocks Michael’s loneliness and hints at Morocco and Patagonian fantasies while Sally teases, cooks, and hints at finances. Michael battles desire for Helen with fear of leaving home and of marriage, considering a bachelor apartment yet torn by possible vows.
Attorney General Harlan F. Stone confirmed as associate justice of the Supreme Court. Senate action today aims to speed three remaining appointments in committee. Charles B. Warren as attorney general faces intense opposition expected to be even more bitter.
Three jewel robbers claiming Chicago origin were captured by police after they dynamited a safe on the fourth floor of a downtown Boston office building. They were apprehended at the scene as officers closed in.
Senator Bruce of Maryland blocked a Senate probe into an alleged agreement between American Tobacco Company and Imperial Tobacco Company of London to restrict and control American tobacco output.
Nathan Becker and his son form a partnership splitting operations between two Morris stores. Mr Becker keeps the Lady Street location while the son runs the shop near the corner of Groad and West Ave, ending twelve years of sole operation.
Nelson Rosenberg son of Dr Emanuel Rosenberg of East Cleveland admits buying 12 tablets of strychnine for a cold at a Columbus drugstore and is linked to a college laboratory shelf where the poison was reportedly stored. Professor Makoff denies any poisoning in the lab as investigators probe dispensing rules and other dangerous chemicals.
Underhill arrested Grills of Baton Wester NV after complaint by Dr. OW Juavis for driving an auto while intoxicated. Grills was brought before Justice Mrihas of Faton and fined him and costs.
Secretary Melton will use a refunding policy to spread payments on more than seven billion dollars in bond maturities, representing over a third of the public debt, across a longer period.
An official connected with the Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors Orphans' Home, under administration five, was subpoenaed to appear. The action involves supervision and governance concerns at the home. Further details were not provided in the readable text.
A lighthearted collection shows a Naples offshore rock mistaken for Mount Vesuvius with a Yank expert and a tour of a hornet incident. The exchange highlights reasoning over misidentification as the rock is island like Vesuvius and is not. A teacher guides pupils to gentleness toward animals after a hornet sting incident.
Garver, first witness, testified today before the Senate investigation committee at the local national guard armory. Mrs Garver, chief matron of the home, was also to be called.
Coal dealer Antone Minnich writes to son Ted Minnitch that fishing is excellent along the Florida coast. Minnich spends winter at New Smyrna where Fra.vile claims he has caught 22 big fish, some weighing 10 pounds.
Spencer A Pierpont of Cleveland died yesterday morning at 11 20 after a brief illness. He was the son in law of Mrs Frank Church. Funeral services will be held at his late home 1226 West 1st Street Cleveland Saturday at 2 30.
Lorain on February 6 reports the municipal court sent to the hospital the case of Robert Garcia charged with stabbing Victor Corina who remains in bed. Garcia is bound over to the grand jury under a $1,001 bond.
Paul Tillman was elected president of the 1925 senior class at Lorain High School. Helen Bauer became vice president, Roland Horn secretary, and Ver Walker treasurer. The mid year class includes 13 students.
Mrs. T. G Flynn of 702 Lake Avenue was injured yesterday afternoon after stepping onto a street car on Dewey Avenue and slipping on the street. She sustained a hip injury and will be confined to her home for a period.
A widow testifies she suffered severe stomach illness before using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She claims it removed ca tarrhal mucus and inflammation, easing stomach and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose is guaranteed to convince, with money refund. Sold at all druggists.
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