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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1924
Page
5
Adele Garrison depicts a family scene where a bombshell mix of gossip and reunion tests patience. The narrator helps calm a tense visit as the grandson renames himself and mocks authority, eliciting laughter from relatives while masking hurt pride.
NEWS FROM OUR SUBURBS PITTSFIELD JAN 30 Dast esday evening about forty members of the local Cooperative Mik association met at the Town Hall and held their annual meeting for election of officers Q B Bowers was elected president Harry Brown secretary Roy Widdowson treasurer Walter Bullock and Willoughby Hargis were chosen delegate to Cleveland County Agent Rogers explained the new contract and after the meeting all had lunch of hot dog sandwiches and hot coffee Meetings will be held the fourth Friday of each month The Farm Woman's Club will meet Friday Feb 1 with Mrs Charles Mills Potluck dinner.
Gas was identified as the cause of a mine disaster at the Barnes- Tucker Co. mine in Shanktown Pennsylvania. Thirty-eight workers perished, with fifty men present at the time. Three escaped by tunneling to safety and nine were rescued by fellow miner John Rica and rescuers.
Community happenings report a January meeting topic and other business for the noon session. The Jitney Social last Friday drew about 60 people, raising around twelve dollars despite bad weather. District No. 5 PTA met last Wednesday with 24 members, planning a pie social for February 21. Various locals, visits, and social events are listed, including sports, sleigh rides, and family visits in Oberlin and nearby towns. Continuous notes cover illness, travel, and attendees at multiple homes and events, with names like Bastz, Jordan, Nieding, Whitney, Waite, Brandt, Yocum, and Reed.
Mrs W Cook spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs George Day of the Last Shore Lorain Henry Neiding visited Amherst Monday Mrs Louis Ernst called on her mother Mrs Chas Egger of the Ridge Thursday Mr and Mrs George Kern spent Friday evening with friends in Lorain Mr and Mrs Wm Miller of Cleveland called on their mother Mrs Elizabeth Ernst recently Mr and Mrs H C Dellefield with Mr and Mrs Wm Cook of Lorain attended the auto show in Cleveland Thursday Clarence Haas and brother Carl Henes of Amherst called on their parents Mr and Mrs John Henney Sunday Mrs Margaret Dellefield attended the funeral of Mrs P Baus held at the home of her daughter Mrs O H Baker Saturday The Parent Teachers Association will meet at the school house Thursday evening Miss Ruth Paddock Oberlin County Health nurse will speak
Ashland residents were urged by Congressman Morgan to promote A I Wanegdall, a 25 year mail carrier, to Ashland postmaster without examination. Acting Postmaster Grant Downes Park Worley and Leonard Kelley took the exam, finishing in order. A Mansfield auto theft burglary suspect Stanley Curtin was arrested nearby. A farm home belonging to Frank McNail, six miles southeast of Ashland, was destroyed by fire.
An exhaustive study of the operation of the British mandate over the Holy Land will be made by Mrs Philip Snowden, wife of the chancellor of the exchequer in the Ramsay MacDonald cabinet. After concluding her visit to Palestine she will visit the United States.
A scanned market page shows price ranges for butter eggs cheese poultry and produce. Items include butter from 56 to 58 cents, eggs fresh at 50, cheese York State at 28 to 29, poultry fowls 25 to 26, strawberries at 38 to 50 cents per quart, navy beans 1 to 2 per pound, cabbage 39 to 40 dollars per ton, and potatoes at 2.60 per 150 pounds.
The Government of Panama reportedly plans a favorable action on a petition to allow women to vote in this year’s presidential election. Fashion notes mention butterflies for hat and dress ornamentation and buckles featuring initials as new London trends.
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