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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1926
Page
5
City leaders and civic organizations announce LA's shift from tourism to industrial development as the Chamber of Commerce plans an Industrial and Trade exposition aiming to draw about 26 390 merchandising buyers to showcase progress in various city districts.
The Shrine auditorium area will host an eight site exposition from August 16 to 22 aimed at wholesalers and retailers in 21 western states. The event highlights eastern sales and factory presence in Los Angeles with invitations sent to merchandising heads in Oregon Washington Idaho Nevada New Mexico California Colorado and Arizona.
Five thousand dollar reward offered to any motor car owner who can prove that one in five in the finest motor lubricants and gasoline in Detroit Michigan. Over 230000 sold in Michigan by Leasia Bros. sole owners and manufacturers. Demand growing among dealers and salesmen. J D Lewis Elyria statement.
The report notes three people died when a freight train struck a car in Elyria. The article lists guests and visitors from Ohio towns, including Mr. and Mrs. Morgan and daughter Lois, Mr. Henry Neiding family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rogers, Mrs. Tyrrel, Mary Stearns, and Isa Shafer with relatives in Warren and Cleveland. A new greenhouse is under construction on land once owned by Olie Gilder Butters at Ridge. An anti-sabor league meeting held services in Cleveland.
July items recall visits by Bechtels Peachmans and Lenzes from Lakewood and Vernion. a Parent Teacher Association meeting appointed committees for improvements, program, press, and social events with an ice cream social planned for July 21 at the Congregational church. A honeymoon guests list includes Kenneth Head of Mt. Vernon with bride Margar et Fairchild. Patriotic and Children’s Day services set for July 4 at Reform and Evangelical churches. Numerous local visits, funerals, and social gatherings fill the Brownhelm briefs column.
The notice lists multiple social visits around Sheffield including Anna Batley and George Ames of Flarigate visiting with friends at Mrs. Perry Vaytor’s home, Elilda’s niece attending Kent Ohio, and numerous relatives gathering with N Poodese and Were Mitchell, Mrs Johnson, and the Johnsons family.
July 2 entries list Mr and Mrs Kratt and son of Lora visiting the boring home. Howard Worcester of Wakeman called in town Sunday. Mrs Mary Lambiri ent and daughter were in Elyria last week. Robert Harding and Keith Seoval hosted dinner, with Mr and AL Neiding and others at home Thursday.
An old advertisement touts PDQ as a fast remedy for bed bugs fleas and ants. Claims include instant death of pests and prevention of hatching with liquid and ready to use forms sold in two pack sizes with a money back promise.
Mr and Mrs Earle Johnzor of North Ridge left this morning for a motor trip to Mt Vernon Ohio and expect to spend their vacation there. Phone 2729.
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