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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
4
The Lakeside Federation of Women’s Clubs convened yesterday with attendees including Mrs. C. Blom Mrs. Hubbard Mrs. Fred Far Mrs. Purcell and others. The gathering focused on yearly plans work and local organization, highlighting program aims and ongoing community efforts.
A local school class held a gathering at the lake last evening with about a dozen participants. Many older folks attended the event or joined later in the evening to share in the activities.
Walter Watts, commissioner to take testimony in the appeal of T. A Conway against Western Reserve Finance Company, announced he will proceed with testimony the week of July 23 in the common pleas court.
Charleston reports the 1924 apple yield in West Virginia is estimated at over 6 million bushels, below last year, per the U S bureau of markets and crop estimates with the state agriculture commissioner noting declines in peaches and other crops including sweet potatoes and tobacco.
A Dimondale Michigan testimony warns of monthly pains and long neglect causing nerve strain and irritability. The letter cites relief after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash, plus a request for the private text on ailments of women.
Chicago reports middlemen rising to defend industry from class legislation and radical agitation. R I Mansfeld named chairman of a general educational committee with broad coalition including Chamber of Commerce and grain, miller, produce groups. They warn against grain pooling and urge immediate action to shield the economy and avoid national industrial disruption. Farmers protesting Illinois anti pooling bills helped derail measures, as co operative elevators across Iowa Illinois Indiana Ohio decline pooling favors and will handle grain on equal terms.
Local residents share a week of visits, family gatherings, and social events. Children born recently, travel to Akron and Cleveland, and reunions planned. The Missionary circle met, and garden and home improvements are noted alongside guest visits from Elyria, Berea, Lorain, and other nearby towns.
Community churches will hold evening services during Amicns month. The funeral of Mr Gett was held at Adventist Church after his sudden death Sunday morning. Several residents, including Mrs Webb and family, moved to a new home on Church Street, while others plan winter travel to New Mexico. Director Tudor ordered afternoon showers for children near firehouses during the heated season.
Bandits entered Louis Russel's Lawrence home, ransacked it, stole a pocketbook, and cooked a meal of fried eyes before fleeing. The family slept undisturbed as two decor were battered during the break in. Cincinnati report notes an inferx line.
The item lists quirky facts such as an escapement wheel turning 731000 times a year and discusses eye tint linked to deafness, hair crimping origins, and ancient Roman use. It notes gun salutes for British sovereigns, India’s 121 gun salute, and mentions a tree dubbed bread tree with edible fruit resembling pears.
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