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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1929
Page
2
Ambitious reliable man wanted at once to distribute famous Watkins products to steady users. Full time position with average earnings $35 to $75 weekly. No experience required. Write The J. R. Watkins Co., 129 118 W Chestnut St, Columbus Ohio. Applications invited from hustlers in West Park.
Brighton notes report D L Perkins recovering from flu and bronchitis. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Mert Casswell. Earl Green from Norwalk visited his parents Mr and Mrs Ray Green over the weekend. Mrs Horace Green was ill with flu last week. Mrs Lottie Heidrick of Cleveland visited the Greens Saturday.
LaGrange residents report visits and illnesses among neighbors. Several families host guests from Elyria Cleveland Heights and Lakewood. The Grange meets January 22 with a program by Dan Harding. School, church and hospital updates fill the week.
The Penfield local milk association meets with County Agent Rowland giving a short address. Officers for the coming year will be elected, followed by a social hour. Comedians Wilbur Sutes and Howard Page perform “The Gloom Busters” with an oyster supper. Past officers were C. M. Myers president and Harry Underhill secretary.
Dr. H. N. Kinnear of Oberlin spoke to nearly thirty members of the Woman's Association at the Congregational church on the American Board hospital at Foochow China. He showed curios and pictures of interest while Mrs. Ray MacCormick played a piano solo and Mrs. Kenneth Brouse sang. Refreshments followed.
Mrs Burt Hawk left Florida and came home due to her daughter Mrs Ralph Rowland’s grave illness at St John’s Hospital Cleveland. Mr and Mrs M F Williams Mrs Walter West and Mrs Robert Holland visited Rowland yesterday and report doctors fear she may not fully recover though a return home is possible.
Perry Knapp suffered a painful knee injury after slipping on the Barnes family cellar stairs on Mill Street Thursday while delivering pork to the Barnes home. The doctor cannot yet determine if bones are broken due to the knee’s persistence of pain.
E M Vincent is out again after a hard cold. Frank Curtice has been home two weeks with the flu. William Farrar has pneumonia. Mrs A C Pohlman received news from Florida that Mrs and Mrs George Whitehead are ill with flu but have recovered. Mrs Stockings, mother in law of County Commissioner Charles Murray, is very ill.
Jas Eller of Smith Center Kas is sixty yet retains every baby tooth. Dentists report a perfect dentition with no toothache or extractions. He has chewed tobacco since youth, but his primary teeth remain unaffected. The unusual condition challenges typical dental development and may intrigue local physicians.
The amount of money in circulation has declined by about 200 million dollars over the past two years. A Chicago school funding deficit of 12 million dollars is recorded for this year.
The discovery of several large diamonds in Indiana’s terminal moraines of ancient glaciers renews speculation about undiscovered diamond fields in Canada. The find prompts renewed interest from geologists and prospectors regarding potential mineral deposits beyond known sites.
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