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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1928
Page
5
Fragmentary lines show Reed addressing Democratic leaders at a campaign kickoff. The text hints at divisions within the party and contrasts with the Republicans ahead of a public view.
Reed described the former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty as “a creature covered with leprosy and corruption” and warned that the great interests had moved in and taken possession of government rather than merely influencing it.
A Wellington report notes a well attended advance tractor school by Romsey Co at the theatre, with over a hundred Northern Ohio attendees and Harry Overhsck as Num ley Co. representative. Wellington bowlers posted high scores beating Breck’s Ford of Sandusky, with top games 278 and 241, while a club meeting of the Woman’s club is also listed.
Mrs Blake Sterick hosted a club meeting at her home with a review of the book Mitty by War wick Deeping and discussed current events. She will host the next gathering in two weeks, followed by a six oclock dinner for guests including Mr Harry Otterbacker and guests from Harrisburg Pa.
The Witbeck family faces scarlet fever with the oldest child Thirza ill as the disease claims health and the household counts three younger girls. A special Eagles lodge meeting planned for Friday evening will consider over fifty new member applications with initiation set for next Thursday. Epworth League plans a candy sale on March 3 as Holy Week approaches.
A series of evangelistic services aimed at Wellington youths is scheduled with multiple pastors leading each evening from Monday to Friday. Rev Earle delivers the Sunday morning address on What Does Wellington Need, urging a spiritual revival and stronger church life. Other items note community briefings and a library fund approaching its goal.
The item notes 925 in the fund with a time limit of April 1 for completion. It mentions Miss Lucile Rolce producing plays for the John Rogers Producing Co and completing a successful play in Staunton West Virginia, with the notes indicating ongoing theatrical activity.
Local Penfield notes report calls from J B Clifford and Ellen Soules of Elyria. Mrs Wm Andrews dies after illness. funeral at P E Davidson home with Baptist church ties noted. Congressional church event previews and Pilgrims landing reels shown. upcoming scenic travel pictures by E B Kellmer.
Herbert Dverall spoke at length at a council meeting about Bellfield Avenue condition. He urged action to fix mud on Big Street and asked about shared drives and crocawaike on Bellfield. He complained water backs up near his home and joked you could fish there if fish were present. Mayor Hewatt replied.
The note touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel using vegetable ingredients. It claims they improve complexion and bowel function, addressing pale skin and sallow tones with nightly use. Available in 15¢ 30¢ and 6¢ sizes.
The mayor said frost and mud would collapse derelict roads and cited multiple streams in the city. He noted the city cannot combat the elements and that hydrant placement and property owner responsibility govern access. Hewitt proposed laying two thousand feet of hose to reach Bellfield Avenue if a site at the far end is found.
The matter was referred to Sere vice Director John N Bide for further action.
The county court house will close Wednesday February 22 for the observance of Washington's Birthday following annual customs.
Rockport Realty transfers to Carrie Rauch sublot 156 Sunnyside Beach for 10 dollars. Walter Janas sells lot 157 West Ave Allot Elyria for 10 dollars. Louise Krugman transfers sublot 15 block 13 Ely and Massey Ad Elyria to Paul L Krugman. Frank Komar to Lorain County Realty Co lot 10 block 13 Central City Sheffield Two for 10 dollars. Cleveland Trust Co to H O Parke sublot 26 block F Sunset Country Club for 10 dollars.
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