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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
7
Oberlin notes record demand for pianist tenor Roland Hayes with scarce seats for Saturday recital at the chapel. Officials expect near capacity attendance as tickets sell out amid strong praise calling Hayes a second Caruso.
Fragmentary report notes Pococatapetl eruption linked to a Christmas excursion. Text mentions past customs and a return from the trip with disrupted clothing and unclear details.
Rev. Jason Noble Pierce, former pastor of the United Congregational Church here, serves as pastor at President Coolidge's church. Three concerts were held in Washington displaying musical activity associated with the church community.
Four wine merchants traveling from Rome to Naples were attacked in a third class carriage. Two were killed, a third dying, and the fourth seriously wounded today near Naples. In Madrid, thirty minors were returned home in a police drive against disappeared girls with tougher punishment for those concealing them.
Neighbors and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cornish hosted a pleasant surprise at their new house Saturday evening. Guests came from Butter nut Ridge Eaton and Kenmore for music, dancing, and a lunch. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Myers of Kenmore Ohio stayed over the weekend at the Cousins residence. George Barres visited relatives in Bay Village from New Year’s Day through Sunday.
Cattle receipts 500 with prices 15 to 25 cents lower, calves 400 receipts steady and top at 15.00, sheep and lambs 1000 receipts strong with top 19.00, hogs 5000 receipts market steady to 10 cents lower. Workers figures shown as mixed at 9.75 to 10.50.
Joseph C. Kostner of Chicago testified in New York that he helped handle part of 847,600 alleged to be bribe money intended for federal officials during the Gaston B. Means bribery trial.
A new light hair shampoo Blondex claims to restore natural golden color to darkened light hair gradually without dye. It softens and adds luster while avoiding harmful chemicals. Available at local druggists with money back guarantee and listed retailers.
In Mexico City on January 8 a stay of execution arrived too late for Generals Gandara and Flores. They were executed by firing squad after a Puebla court martial found them guilty of rebellion.
Mr and Mrs A F Rowe entertained in Beebecourt in honor of their son Merlin celebrating his fourteenth birthday. Several of his boy friends attended the evening featured by music and games. The guest of honor received many gifts and refreshments were served late as guests departed wishing him more happy birthdays.
Mr and Mrs W J Sharp Mr and Mrs Joe Blair and Mr and Mrs Louis Gebel attended a performance of The Miracle Jest evening. The United Club hosts at Mrs George Tufford home Friday with assistants Mrs John Bath and Mrs Edwin Kirby. Charles Fillmore speaks at Chestnut Grove PTA Friday evening. Church of Christ Men’s Class holds Friday 8 6 meeting. G A R hall hosts joint G A R Post and Relief Corps installation tomorrow with a new flag presentation and refreshments. Elyria readers attended the fourth district Eastern Star school in Wellington last Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Clarice Higgens and others listed attended The Miracle at Public Auditorium Cleveland last evening. Antone and Mary Wolfe returned home after Christmas in Pittsburgh. Jack and Ted Sharp saw The Miracle in Cleveland Monday evening. Linda Mae Blanchard returned to Talcott Hall after holidays with city parents. Easton Pa residents Bis bine and Mrs Lillian Strand returned home. Charles Van Luit announces birth of a daughter. Rob Forest also reports a daughter born at Memorial Hospital.
Advertisement states Dr. R. Newman offers a free trial of a fat reduction treatment claimed to remove excess weight quickly without diet or exercise. Thousands reportedly treated with relief for rheumatism gout asthma and high blood pressure. The ad promises a pay when reduced option and invites letters to Dept R 35 New York City.
A speaker criticizes school hygiene efforts stating conditions have not improved and many hopeless cases in the past year due to ignorance or neglect, implying a need for action.
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