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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1926
Page
4
Hal H Griswold former Ohio attorney general candidate criticizes government while not voting himself. He warns that low voter turnout endangers representative government and urges citizens to vote intelligently to prevent government dysfunction. He calls the nonvoting voter an election slacker and a worst enemy of good government.
Kipton column notes Miss Margaret Lee reports Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Grundy of Pasadena, California visiting his aunt Mrs. Willam Brumby and family and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. P. C Ronk of Cleveland spent Sunday at the William Brumby home.
Mrs. Elizabeth M. McClure of Findlay reports relief from daily headaches and dizziness after trying Tepee Herb Tonic. She suffered for over a year with near fainting and blurred vision until the tonic improved her digestion, appetite, and overall well being. Advertisement notes availability at C. W. Philips' Drug Store in Elyria.
Mr and Mrs Coppas and her mother Mrs Alton Pitts of Pittsfield were Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Adam Geist. Mr and Mrs Clarence Twining for the Oberlin road were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs kt A Austin. Mr and Mrs Floyd K Sharp spent Sunday evening at Cristal Gardens. Frank Baker and wife of Kh Tia attended the Albert Close funeral Saturday. WW H Howe and BEA Austin motored to Amherst Wednesday afternoon. The Bohrer children of Oberlin spent Wednesday at the Sharp home while Mrs Bohrer had her tonsils removed. Mrs Elsie Cryster spent Friday in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Robert Davidson and family and Mrs Adam Geist called on Mrs Dora Pomroy of Wakeman Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Wilson Little and family and Mrs Nettie Little and daughter Eva of Elyria were Sunday callers at the C D Bayless home. Mr and Mrs Fred Smith and daughter of LaGrange spent Tuesday with Mrs J Smith. Mrs Maude Davidson spent a couple of days in Cleveland with Mrs Cook.
On the historic site near Peking the Empress Dowager Tsu Hu enjoyed watching top actors perform while a 106 course dinner was served to the Butats of General Crozier.
At the Kiwanis luncheon in the YMCA Dr J F R Betteridge urged attendance at a joint Lorain Elyria Kiwanis picnic at Vermilion on the Lake next Wednesday to defend Elyria’s honor in an indoor baseball game. He also asked members to pay dues and volunteers for secretary. George Colburn spoke on the Montreal international Kiwanis convention and the beauty pageant, noting he may seek delegation if Quebec hosts again.
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