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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1926

Page

10

Amherst Correspondents Report Health Update and Local Notices

Amherst brief items recount F F Mewihy and Mae McCarthy en route on a Gulf of Mexico tour with Mrs McCarthy's health improving. Notes list church societies meetings card party and benfits, youth leagues, deaths, visitors, and hospital reports from Amherst on January 19.

McCarthy F. F. Mewihy Mae McMathy Gulf of Mexico Honduras Virgin Geeees Wr. McCarthy Amherst Cleveland Stone Co

Amherst Gleanings Local Social Notices and Visits

Amherst residents and visitors are listed with many Elyria Lorain Oberlin and Cleveland connections. Dates include January visits and Monday trips. several families entertain and travel, with births, shoppings, and weekend stays noted.

Local Social Roundup from Sullivan and Nearby

Huntington J Huntington and others visit friends in Sullivan on Sunday afternoon. Earnest Eaton of Sullivan calls here. Mrs C Crile ill the past week. C A Rolfe in Cleveland for weekend. Laverda Riggan and wife attend Jimmy Johnson play at town hall. Will Street of Wellington visits for play. Barnes and Anderson of Rochester stay with Nile Thudlum while hauling logs for Hester. Calista Thudlum of Ashland College visits home. T B Thudlum mentioned.

Bon James W. Bunting Elyria Kenneth Guill Cleveland Ruby Guild Ruth Rosemary Lorain Helen Klein Hwaunt Dolores Mens Florence Mahoney Cleveland George Menz Joseph Neathcote John Ludwig Norma Alice Lersch Oberlin College L. P. Lersh J. Merts A. B. Knott F. S. Klein Maybella Norton Oberlin Lwas Seymour ‘Norton Alec Burnett Katharina Burnett Joseph Ueathcothe John Garland Florence Tolhurst Ward Tolhurast W. Shauvoer Mayme Blum Wm. Wirth Middle Street Arnold Rosenkranz W. R., MacCarthy J. H. Gillman Prospect Street W. Springer Wihibur Hall Chas Holl Chas Baumhardt Earl Baumhardt Lakewood J. Beckett Dusiness Wm. Mischia Lyssa Ralph Belden Emily Belden Cleveland Avenue Norwalk Amherst Gawn J Huntington Rolce Marion Crile Sullivan Earnest Eaton C. Crile C. A. Rolve Laverda Rigg Ani Town Hall Will Street Wellington Barnes Anderson Rochester Thursaday Nile Thudum

Six Shooters on Everybody's Hip Pioneer's Cure for Crime

Elwin Thudiam was in Ashland Saturday night. The State Association, he said, was on guard at Columbus and other places, working in the interests of auto owners. Ernest N. Smith, A A declared, spoke to motor club members about protection, touring information, legal advice, and the value of organized clubs for motorists.

Columbus Motor Club Ernest N. Smith A. A American Automobile Association Smith McTors America American Automobile Assocation

County Granges Plan Meeting To Discuss Affairs

Hack Grange of Lorain County will select a two or more member committee to attend a County Grange meeting on February 25. The group will consider aiding Granges in solving farm problems with C Lstowland as educational director from Columbus leading sessions. Music provided by an orchestra and Lawrence Weber performed.

Hack Grange Lorain County Mateh Hivita C. Lstowland Fom Columbus 18 Rowland

Waiter Seeks Death After Slashing Throat at Inn

Cincinnati police report a waiter named C. Yarrington, recently employed at the Toadstool Inn on Reading Road, injured himself by cutting his throat with a butcher knife. He was found at the kitchen and taken to General Hospital. He left a letter to his wife explaining poverty and inability to support their baby.

Gan Charles Ko oYartington Watter General Hospital

Club Finances And New Directors For Ohio Automobile Group

Receipts last year totaled 12879.62 with expenditures of 8579.35 and a year end balance of 4300.21. Directors elected include G M Marah H M And dress John Conty I P Kaiser and Frank Wharton for three-year terms and A M Nichols for one year. Charles C Jones of the Ohio State Automobile Association praised the club and urged broader roads. W Thurston, state president, criticized the Lipp law on autos and noted costs to enforce and file wills of sale and notary fees.

Gevell G. M Marah H. M. Andress John Conty I. P. Kaiser Frank Wharton A. M. Nichols Charles C. Jones Ohio State Automobile Association W. & Thurston

Flu Remedy Ad Promises Quick Cold Relief

An advertisement urges mothers to use Inflamincine on children for rapid relief of sore throat chest congestion and cold symptoms. It claims miraculously vanishing throat pain and tonsillitis with chest pains and back ache easing. The ad notes jars priced 26 and 50 cents and mentions availability at C. W. Phillips store.

C. W. Phillips

May sewer plan and street paving eyed in council notes

A proposed Third Street sewer looms after a council member suggested building plans would place a basement below the seven foot sewer. The matter was referred to the Sewer Committee. Nearby, Sixteenth Street East from Mid fila Avenue may be paved soon if a method to assess part of the cost on south side property owners outside the corporate line can be found.

Third Street Terrell Sixteenth Street Mid Fila Avenue Corporation Lne Cotncn

Coordinated Enforcers Discuss Federal Law Agency Plan

Governor Andrews plans a nationwide network with district coordinators for major cities to streamline enforcement across agencies including Justice, Commerce, Labor, and Agriculture. A top proposal would place a single director over all law enforcement branches. About fifteen women have won the Fellowship of the British Royal College of Surgeons, a world leading surgical honor.

Miami Palm Beach Florida Andrews New York Pittsburgh Detroit Chicago New Orleans St. Louis San Francisco Chet H C Snithier Gen Andrews Coolidge Bureau of Invesigation Department of Justice Navigation Service Department of Commerce Immigration Service Labor Department The Labor and Agiculture Prohibition, Customs and Coast Swardh Royal College of Surgeons

Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Highlights Laxative Bottle

An old advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a trusted laxative and after-digestive aid. The copy mentions 28 cent bottles with directions and notes availability at drug stores. It uses promotional language typical of mid century consumer ads.

Magnesia

Four Mohawk Brewing officials plead guilty in beer conspiracy

In Cincinnati on January 19, four Mohawk Brewing Co officials and an employee pleaded guilty in federal court to conspiracy to manufacture and sell beer. Sheriff Witt, charged separately, pled not guilty. Judge Smith Hickenlooper postponed sentencing until after Witt’s trial on January 29.

Cincinnati Mohawk Brewing Co Richard B. Witt U.S Smith Hickenlooper Witt

Bus Companies ASX Parking Shift Proposed

A petition to move bus company parking from Second Street to Broad and Cheapside corner seeks a waiting room for patrons. Attorney L B Fauoyer urges the change to aid riders and provide a waiting area near the Wilder store. Council sends the proposal to the Street and Sidewalk Committee and the Service Director for review.

Council L. B. Fauoyer Secondst Broad Cheapside Featver Broadst Wilder Store

Scouts Will Care For Local Skating Rinks

At a meeting in the First Congregational church, Boy Scouts agreed to work with school authorities to keep skating rinks free from snow. The neighborhoods scouts will maintain the rinks in their area.

Amherst iSquaies’ Society of the South Am- 5 Congregational Church W. Gleason Charles T M. L. Marvin First Congregational Church

Night Briefs From Rock Island and Racine

Overnight news brief reports incident in Ithaca where Engesser, resembling a prohibition agent, was beaten and is in serious condition. two suspects apologize. In Racine a farm hand Rogan sought a job with a railway line, fired at trains, injuring two bystanders. Rogan confesses. English women show interest in aviation and join new light aeroplane clubs, but cannot be employed as pilots for public air services.

Rock Island Ith John Esgesser Cofflawn Engesser Racine Wis James Rogan Chicago, Milwaukee and North Shore Electric Line M. J. Shiftis Chicago Wiliam Edwards Ra~cine Rogan Han Martin Herzog

City Council Sets Bond Interest Rate for Elimination Project

Finance Committee to meet with the City Solicitor to decide the interest rate for bonds funding the grade crossing elimination on the New York Central tracks. About $30 000 in bonds to pay for the work. Five percent was suggested as the lowest possible rate. In Chicago a separate lecture noted marriages are seen as less happy, with speculation on future trends.

City Council York Central Council A Chicago David Seabury New York

Stomach Remedy Claims Fast Relief and 6000 Bottles Sold

An ad touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a fast acting stomach remedy with a money back guarantee if one bottle fails. It promises relief from gas, bloating, heartburn and indigestion, plus improvements in digestion, dizziness, sleeplessness, and mood, and notes distribution by C. W. Phillips druggists.

New Jersey G. W. Phillips Dave C. W. Phillips

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