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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1921
Page
11
Elyria reports show Maurice Tourneur’s The Last of the Mohicans opening at the Colonial with Owen Bennon praising its broad appeal for all ages. The feature highlights scenery, education value, and public interest in adventure and literature for families.
Hyomei a eucalyptus based antiseptic from inland Australia promises germ killing relief for coughs catarrh and throat afflictions. Sold by C W Phillips and druggists with satisfaction guarantee or money back.
Medina reports a February election result approving a $45,000 centralized school building at Burbank by 180 to 120. The issue follows local trials, road improvements by county commissioners, and a series of marriages and pairings. New oil wells drilled last year total 903.
New Oberlin February notes report Justin Sr illness. Elyria visitors include G H Dion and son Arthur. M M Martin and Anna and Justin Martin visit from Elyria. C Bott of Lorain visits with brother Justin Sr. Word purchase by Justin Jr. Ackron trip for Will Peabody. Grange Hall dance draws many locals.
Norwalk reports P H Mason held in Ashtabula as the prosecuting witness against Fred Mussel seventh Cleveland gang member slated for immediate trial after multiple delays. Burglars net $310 from a New London home including $5 from a child’s bank. Frank Bohn home theft noted. Deaths include Mrs. Susan Austin and M R Cooper. Kiwanis engagement for Charles Mead. Ford sedan theft case near Detroit. local marriages and prize results also recorded.
A disheveled youth rushed into Charity Hospital in New Orleans claiming he swallowed a mouse. The man named John Smith, described as a tramp, said he woke in a cheap hotel bed with a furry creature in his mouth and feared it would gnaw its way out. Doctors advised rest and Ipecac, and he left for a drug store.
A brief reflective note warns that natural events and delays can disrupt preparations and result in loss of insurance coverage. It urges timely action to secure protection before risks materialize.
Amherst Feb 16 The Ladies Ald Society of the Methodist Church will meet Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors Hostesses will be Mrs Frank Mischka and Mrs Conrad Zilch Johnson Posts annual dance Feb 17 promises to be big The Legion members have been selling tickets and expect a large crowd despite Lent Rosenthalls Novelty orchestra of Cleveland will perform two candidates were chosen for Knights of Pythias rank Two guests from Lorain and Elyria attended A social time followed refreshments Prof Canfield of Baldwin Wallace University spoke at the high school yesterday The talk supported education for graduates Mrs Herman Kuss and Mrs James Miller visited Elyria yesterday Mrs William Baird spent yesterday in Lorain Other local visits noted including Mrs R C Schaeffer and Mr Schaeffer in Sandusky Mrs Butler of Brownhelm has been discharged from the hospital Irving Higgins of Lorain spent Sunday with the Kuss family on Prospect Street Mrs C H Ernst visited Elyria today.
Wilkes Barre Pa February 15 Mrs Carrie Walton now Mrs Howard Mangan believes her son Charlie, missing for nine years after a grocery run, has been found in a World War II era tale. A dream led a solicitor to her door and a birthmark tie resolved the mystery with help from the Chamber of Commerce Soldiers' Compensation Department.
A mother identifies her son Charles W Dalton, separated nine years, and their reunion follows his time in hospital for memory loss. Doctors suspect his wanderings as a child were caused by the same lapse. Elyria reports Gus Hills Minstrels, led by Charles Williams, touring Rialto theatre February 18 in their fifth annual show featuring no white performers and a cast of noted burnt cork artists.
Miss Ruth Tran spent Monday night with Miss Helen Johnson of La Grange and attended a lecture at Town Hall. Wayne Wheeler acted in the La Grange high school's junior play at Ridgeville Friday night. Mrs. George Hanchett and Florence Frabotta have been sick. Mr. Lehman and family of Elvira moved to a recently bought farm from Mr. Youngblood. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jagusch of Cleveland were Sunday guests of L. L. Wheeler. Miss Elvira Pudley visits Cleveland. Mrs. F. Tran attended her class party at Mrs. F. Cragin home Thursday. Mrs Fern Heynolds had a record shower from former classmates Monday on her birthday. Nick Slife visits P. Banks for a few weeks. George Howard received over 60 birthday cards for his 90th. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Laliff was named William Thomas after being born January 22. Miss Anna Jakeleshy of Elyria spent Sunday here.
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