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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
2
Amherst figures He ry Nicholl cashier and E H Nicholl vice president attended the Bank of Commerce of Lorain annual meeting. The large gathering of stockholders and directors Monday evening elected the same board.
The Amherst hospital board held its regular monthly meeting with no new business. The annual meeting is set for January 30 at the town hall. Several residents were mentioned for travel, hospital care, or events, including Mrs. Maude Narper, Alpha Hazel, Mrs. Geo. Baus, Mrs. Wm. Young, Mrs. Grove Ormsby, and others. The Knights of Pythias plan dances January 19 with Hazen's orchestra. Helen Brown is ill with diphtheria and Dr. Wiseman has three more cases under observation.
Brownhelm basketball squads travel to Kipton for a scheduled game tomorrow evening. The local notice outlines who guests and ill residents are in the community, with several social mentions and local events noted for January.
The marriage of Miss Genniel Johnson and Warde Moore is announced in Athens. Condon, native of Marion Ohio and daughter of former Utah Representative Jacob Souson, serves as an attache of the American legation in Athens. Local social notes mention Rev. Harold Hester’s return from Kansas and visitors like Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Wilson.
An advertisement claims a simple cough remedy using Pinex and sugar syrup to make a full pint. It touts rapid relief from throat and chest symptoms, including coughing fits and bronchial irritation, and offers a money back guarantee.
In this item the dealer notes reductions up to forty percent in certain lots and reports forty-four bags or units of oats in stock at the moment. Prices are described as moving quickly as supplies dwindle.
A store announces very sharp price cuts on trousers with two tier pricing. Pants that originally sold for 4.00 to 5.00 drop to 2.75 while those priced 6.00 to 7.00 fall to 3.75. Encourages buying two or three pairs during the sale.
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