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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1929
Page
9
Bucharest reports reveal a paymaster kept regular wages for 400 non existent officers and daily provisions for 5 000 mythical horses to balance the budget. A special commission appointed by Premier Maniu started auditing army expenditures and uncovered the scheme a few weeks ago.
A Chronicle Telegram column presents Claude Snyder’s letter about losing ambition to drink and the path to restoration through unwavering commitment to faith. It also debates marriage agency concepts, arguing most couples should choose freely, with caution against predatory matchmaking, and cites social norms in multiple countries.
Bangor Maine resident Mrs Necie BE Curtis describes severe varicose ulcers on her right leg and credits Resinol Ointment with healing. She urges others to try the product, noting doctors prescribe Resinol Soap and Ointment for many skin conditions and offering a free sample from Resinol Department, Baltimore Maryland.
A July gathering at Miss Elinor Bradley’s home in Litchfield honored visitors Miss Helen Virginia Colbrunn of West Virginia and Miss Mildred MacLaughlin of Hollywood California. Guests enjoyed music games a creekside wiener toast watermelon and more music before leaving saying they had a fine time.
East Amherst July 15 Mrs M A Schubert entertained the F L T club at her home after a business meeting. Luncheon followed with guests including Mrs Geo Cox Mrs Martin Dock Mrs John Reasler and son Bobby Mrs Frank Beldne Mrs C B Cooper Mrs R Hollingsworth of Amherst Mrs Julia Boughton of Lorain and guest Mrs Robert Ledrack. Next meeting planned by Mrs Dock. Lorain shoppers Catherine Henson and Mrs M Schubert's daughter Mae visited. Mr and Mrs J E Whiton attended Hickory Tree Grange meeting.
Mrs Edward Stans and Mrs Le wis Phiel attended Circle No 1 at St Pauls church in Elyria held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs John Jehle on Huron street Elyria. Mr and Mrs Henry Delefield attended Evergreen club meeting in Amherst hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Coverdale with members and their families. A picnic is planned for August 4 at an unspecified location.
William Cook's home on East Shore Lorain hosts. Am herst neighbors attend ice cream social at M F E church lawn. BE L CE society to hold wiener roast on July 17 at Vernillon by the Lake. Brownhelm KE L C E society met at Walter Schuster's. Mrs Schuster and Mrs Walter Grobe visit Elyria. showers and visits continue with local families and clubs.
Pierre Plettris, young novelist, rises in Paris upper class circles by bartending at a fashionable American Bar near the Etoile. He works from eight in the evening until two in the morning, saying he scribbles by day and shakes cocktails at night to pay his debts.
Dr F M Sponsellor offers treatment at 805 Kishes Savings and Trust Blog hours 1 30 to 4 00 Tuesday evenings From :00 to 8 00 Piles fissure and fistulas treated without loss of time from work
Belgrade reports intensified measures to curb Adriatic smugglers with radio equipment to be fitted aboard all coast guard cutters and patrol boats in the near future.
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