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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1920
Page
3
A farmer reports 200 hens producing 107 to 114 eggs daily after using Don Sung in feed, up from 25 to 30. The ad claims an extra $105 monthly income from a 30 day month at 30 cents a dozen, with a 30 day trial and money back guarantee.
Oberlin report notes Washington’s birthday event with Dr Dan Bradley address and Cherokee singer Fra gier in native attire. A letter from Montana recounts 1785 dinner with Washington and secretaries, linking Mrs Husted and Mrs Thatcher to George Washington’s era.
Oberlin announces the 1921 Hi-O-Ii yearbook with individual staff and faculty pictures in the Junior publication, a feature on the 1919 championship football team, pages for the representative woman contest, and unique campus views. The book costs 2.50 with 1.25 due as a first payment. printing contracts fixed early.
Oberlin Feb 25 Ralph Johnson formerly of New Londen now at Ann Artor Midh died there from pneumonia. He lived with Mr and Mrs C. J. Herrick of West Lorain Street during his college years.
The Children World Crusade group at the First Baptist church hosted a party for 15 youngsters at Miss Roth Hubbard’s home 125 Woodland on Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5. Miss Eleanor Wed dell assisted. Activities included games music and ice cream with cherries. The event concluded a contest. At the same hour the Heralds of the...
Oberlin social items report Mrs Carrie Hail buying the Angle property on Lorain street and visits by Mr and Mrs F J Willig and Mr and Mrs W Tschauen. Reva Horn Wainwright, now in Michigan, stays with the Horns in Union street as Wainwright takes a position in Chardon. Elizabeth Martin, now with Guardian Savings & Trust Co., visits Chardon friends. Prof C W Savage plans three NEA addresses in Cleveland. Mrs O E Prahuey in serious condition after hospital stay. doctors hopeful. National Tube Co takes over all Lorain restaurants and will add three more. Ashland County names Gas Otter as chief engineer. Perry County church survey finds 315 churches representing twenty-one denominations.
Washington reports Honduras Congress has declared martial law in the southern regions around La República. In other items, Wellington High defeats Ashland 50 to 12. A scarlet fever epidemic prompts school and church closures in Ripton. Wadsworth officials elect president and officers for the local automobile club. Amherst teams win both boys and girls games against Birmingham.
A quirky item reports George Schlitz feeding a jarred rat to his cat after finding it in their yard. The cat then produced three rat pelts valued at £18, with both owner and pet finding the arrangement satisfactory despite rising household expenses.
Neaui millios petitions filed with the secretary of state show supporters pledging to back William Jennings Bryan at the Democratic national convention.
A Springfield reader from Yellow Springs Ohio reports recovering from flu after using Nerv Worth. The testimonial claims improved health and strength, with a doctor advising continued use until full recovery. Local druggists UC. W. Phillips and the Skopira Pharmacy push Nerv Worth with a money back guarantee.
Fremont February court orders Lake Shore Electric to remove high tension wires crossing RM Saner property within four days or face contempt. The lengthy case brought by Stephen Young of Norwalk against Saner, pending over three years, moves toward resolution.
Lorain High School defeated Youngstown 29 to 17 in a Northern Ohio league game. The win improves Lorain’s standing as champions of the Northern Ohio Senclastic league.
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