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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1924
Page
5
IHEAST PREPARES 10 ENFORCE ONY LAWS INHEAST reports Amherst area council meeting at Town Hall where budget and law enforcement for prohibition issues were discussed. Amherst notes include elevator and cold storage company officer elections, bar examinations, birthday celebrations, and numerous personal notices reflecting a busy January 16 in Amherst and nearby villages.
West Ridge reports a 24-member turnout despite bad weather at Mrs. Clarence and Edna Cook’s home. Members study Japan, vote to send 25 to Germany for relief, and thank the Kentucky mission for clothing aid. letters of appreciation are read and refreshments served.
Grace Eby of Nankin accepted the position as successor to Miss Barnes near Columbus. The W C T U met at Mrs Brikhard's home with a good turnout last Tuesday. Sullivan basketball beat Lodi 23 to 6, and defeated Nova 32 to 7 and Ashland Agriculture 37 to 7 on Saturday. H J Elliott, wife and D W Finkle drove to Akron last week, Finkle staying through Sunday. Institute program arranged for Wednesday 23 at 10 o'clock with school music and invocation by Rev.
Is Your Child Thin and Weak? These flesh making tablets claim to rapidly help undernourished children after illness. They replace cod liver oil and are said to be easy to take, inexpensive, and effective, with drug stores listing Phillips Crandall Ebarts as sources.
Bates hosts a January 24 program featuring C H Swan lectures on lime and legumes and wheat crop topics, with music by students and a male quartet. Evening sessions include New School Laws by J H Moffer and Delivering the Goods by C H Snow. Displays and prizes honor local businesses and committees.
Ashland County plans a single county fair this year replacing past multiple small fairs. A county oratorical contest will be staged March 28. Verne Edwards, indicted for abandoning a 15 year old, was captured in Danville Indiana. Judge Graven voided a $700 liquor law fine against George Frey. Loot recovered from Meyers bungalow H J Hasenstra shop and Kurtz Bros Laundry. arrests made in Akron. Union Missionary Chapel brawl ends with fainting women and bruised elderly. no serious injuries or arrests.
Harry Smith was fined 50 for driving an auto while intoxicated. Authorities note ongoing consideration of related actions as part of a broader enforcement effort.
In Huntington on January 10 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Nile Thudium. Mrs. F. B. Thudium and daughters Calista and Fern visited Johnson Crile on Sunday. The Modern Friscilla Club will meet Mrs. Joe Ranking January 18 with a pot luck dinner. The Huntington Young People Union hosts a social at Harry Solida’s on January 18. Clare Bliss and children of Elyria visited Clem Finkle family. Dudley Finkle of Sullivan visited Clem Finkle. Johnson Crile made a business trip to Wellington. Clarence Sitters and children of Wellington visited M. C. Leininger. Huntington Grange No. 2042 will meet January 17. ladies should bring sandwiches.
Mr and Mrs Frank Austin of Do yer visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Chas Gibson. Mr and Mrs Martin Schroeder and son Earl of Amherst spent Sunday at Fred Bergs. Mr and Mrs Chas Albright are still quite sick. Mrs Wilson Haugh of Elyria returned home Sunday.
After spending a rye wit parents Mr and M bright helping to earn the Harry Gibson and are called at the C Sherw at Brownhorn Station afternoon Mrs Alvah Gibson returned to her home here Sunday spending several weeks with her daughter Mrs Walter Walker tt Oberlin Mr and Mrs Walter Walker of Oberlin spent Sunday evening at Harry Gibson s Mrs Lillie Henson and children of East Amherst spent sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Schubert R Horton and family have moved to Canada Miss Emma Gerber of Elyria spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Gerber Mrs Chas Baldauf and daugh ters Edith and Bethel spent several days with relatives in Cleveland and Berea Mrs Jacob Albright of Oberlin ig spending the week with Mr and Mrs Chas Albright Those who attended the Farm Bureau meeting in Elging last Friday were Mr and Mrs Sime on Nash Mr and Mrs Fred Berg Mr and Mrs Clarence Al bright Mr and Merz Henry Sand rock and Mr and Mrs Edward Schramm Miss Carrie Schenk and Will Berg were in Monroeville Monday
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