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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
5
Lester Fitch advertises in a cheery tone offering delivery of fresh vegetables eggs and groceries. He promises same prices as markets and cash stores and will fetch items by request including milk for a sick baby or a Sunday pudding. He invites shoppers to call 73 to place orders and emphasizes personal, reliable service.
Public sale of farm property including cattle, machinery, grain, implements, wagon, household items, and livestock feed. Auction by W. B. Hamlin and Col. Dan Eason with lunch at noon. observers urged to see handbills for particulars.
The Salvation Army outlines an immigration aid program led by Col. Evans covering Western Pennsylvania and nearby states. The plan aims to assist newcomers at entry ports, provide services through Salvation Army officers, and promote Americanization while coordinating with port authorities and local communities.
Otto Branstetter, national secretary of the Socialist party, was questioned before adjournment in Chicago. The trial centers on five Socialist assembly members charged with disloyalty and is expected to consume most of today’s final session.
Frank Adams of Columbia Station is described as a flu victim. Entry notes Feb 20 visit plans to Philadephia relatives, mentions family members Mrs Gregory and father, plus extended connections and local social updates. Other items include repeated name exchanges, a public sale by Roy Osborne on Feb 18, and a move involving a farmer to a new firm head of Farmers' Supply Co.
Mrs A J Crocker assists in care for a patient while Mrs Harry Gollmore recovers from a fit. Leon Richard’s family is ill, and Mrs Alfred Bartter is seriously sick. Miss Crocker of Miyrla visited with sister Lois at the YWCA. Mr and Mrs C Barber of Lakewood called on relatives. Glenn Stranahan returns from Memorial hospital Elyria and Clarence Herrington is admitted. The Baptist young people rehearse a play soon. A D Crocker visited Frained Woolbridge in Elyria. The Edward Lamdly family is seriously sick with flu and pneumonia. J Stellier stays with his journey in Strongville. Funeral services for Frank Ades, died Feb 14, held at home with Reverend A H Brown officiating. He leaves wife, two daughters Irene Neller and Genevieve, mother Maria Armitage, two sisters and many relatives.
Advertised remedy Hypo Cod with Earle's laxative promises quick relief from cold and coughs. Testimonials claim restored appetite sleep and vigor with two bottles and a free laxative offer, urging readers to visit stores tonight.
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