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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
6
In January 27 Ohio workers were killed, 169 injured, and 424 new risks added while 351 cancellations occurred. State insurance fund balance stood at 46,663,488 dollars with receipts of 992,359.26 and disbursements of 963,784.68.
Harley Vibber spent Sunday with his parents. Miss Margery Squires called at the home of George Goi. Mrs Sarah Wragers stayed at the home of her daughter Virs Henry Schieferstein in Amherst over the weekend with Wr Harold.
A Cleveland man demonstrates how Bluejay Corn Plasters relieve a stubborn seven year corn by easing shoe pressure and lifting the corn in about 48 hours. The ad promotes six plasters for 5 cents, with a liquid version also available and claims of safety and efficacy from Blue jay Laboratories in Chicago.
An article outlines a controversial French method explained by Madame Elaine of New York claiming to reveal how a person lost a method. The piece discusses reactions from readers and experts regarding its legitimacy and potential risks.
Ruth of Cleveland visited relatives on Sunday Frank Clark and family of Pittsfield were guests at Edwin Harpe’s home Marion Steele and Margaret Rice were in Elyria Peg Heusser visited Amherst Hospital with John Wragg Ida Wilhelm spent the weekend at home Pearl Harper of Oberlin visited her parents Sunday The Lewis Merchant store is finishing stock up and work on his home is near completion A Surprise party for Mrs Nina West of Pittsfield drew many locals Ford Moser and family George Heusser Harold Staples attended Robert Gorr is ill and quarantined A Oberlin couple and Harold Staples visited Mrs Henry Gleisner in Henrietta John Garland’s Elyria parents visited Sunday Mr and Mrs Harry White and son Bobbie called on Jaco Kob Jr Winson Sr has the flu Charley Kolb and Mrs Elizabeth Kolb hosted at their home The infant daughter of Mrs Cliva W McCord is sick Jane Merchant visited Elvira Monday John Soika went to Lorain Monday evening Charles Barnhart planned Elvin visit Henry Kolb and Mrs Kolb attended a Lorain Country Club birthday party Mrs Joseph Heathcote is very ill at home
Oberlin Ohio mayor Henry Smith issues a March 6 1920 deadline muzzling all dogs running at large in Oberlin. Violators face 25 dollar fines and dogs may be impounded or disposed of under sheriff jurisdiction. A city dog pound is contemplated at the town hall.
Oberlin reports fourteen visitors stayed in local hotels overnight, with residents from Ohio and beyond. Among registrants are Charles Maurer of Colon Michigan and J Hach of Cleveland, plus travelers from Toledo Washington DC Chicago and New Orleans.
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