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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1924
Page
9
A June 29 Telegram story reports Hert agmer of LaGrange was exonerated in a dairy inquiry. The communication signed by George Bavage dairy inspector Police Chief E J Stankard and Mayor Harry Hinkeon states no wrongdoing was found and the matter is closed.
On Saturday night at South Amherst Barry was arrested for stealing chickens and geese by officers Im and Gibson. He was brought before Mayor Nord who fined him $10 and costs.
Relatives from Canton Vermilion Shinrock Elyria Ridgeville Florence Lindsley and Birmingham attended a lawn picnic and business session with music and games. Minor injuries were recorded in Amherst including a forefinger cut at Ohio Quarry and a cut above the eye after a fight at a boarding house. The Chautauqua event is set for late July on school grounds with optimistic public mood. Local residents and visitors from Indianapolis parts of Ohio and beyond were noted at various gatherings and visits.
Rochester July 8 Homecoming drew numerous out-of-towners including Earl Gibbs of Kipton who delivered a fine speech. Locals Miles Alice Murray Will Ledard Mansfeld and Lars Chamberlain entertained the crowd as families from Toledo Elyria Marion and other nearby towns visited relatives and friends over the Fourth.
Mrs M J Garrison of Tolos visits Mrs Lina Barnes for a week. Mrs A Felton of Cleveland stays several weeks on a visit with Will Ledyard. Miss Hazel Phillipa returns from a week with her sister Mrs Erwin Johnna in Berlin Heights. Clifford and Clyde Stanfield home from Berea for the weekend with their aunt. Mr and Mrs E W Ewell host Sunday guests. Schwandt visits Miss Florence Beardally Sunday. Ida Gaeriss and son Louter visit Thelma Babcock and Marver Pearsall. Mrs Chauncey Grantord of Cleveland spends the weekend with aunt Mrs H Abbing. Walter Hyde and family visit his parents, Mr and Mrs F A Ek. Robert Black spends a few days with his parents.
An illustrated advertisement touts McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a cure for underweight adults. It features Charlies Henry Denman of Suffern NY reporting rapid gains after using multiple boxes, claiming renewed strength since being gassed in France. The ad promotes stores Phillips Crandalls and Ebert’s Drug Stores as sellers and notes price at 10 cents per box.
Pequot sheets priced 81.96 to 81.80 with bleached 81x10 inch sizes. Jewelry neckaces and bracelets highlighted with values from 1.50 to 2. Scarfs in Elk and Crepe listed at 8.50 with 2.60 pricing. Towels 18c featuring red blue stripes for embroidery. Wednesday morning sale emphasizes latest patterns and no exchanges.
Fragments describe lavender and other shade fabrics at 4.75 and 5c unions for Wednesday morning. Curtain nets at 20c per yard and dotted small patterns. A display includes summer shades and racquet and airedale items as part of the sale.
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