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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1920

Page

5

Lorain County fair price commission names members

John Petter names the Lorain County fair price commission with Rev. Nicholas Van Der Pyle as public representative and chairman George P. Bretz as retailer representative Mrs Theodore Marten Lorain as housewife representative As Whitehead Elyria and Milo C Kindleigh Oberlin join to represent labor and farmers The biennial federation meeting discusses art music civics and by law revisions and home decorating guidance for clubs

Columbus John Petter Lorain County Pir Nicholas van der Pyle Oberlin George P. Bretz Lorain Theodore Marten Housewive Whitehead Elyria Milo C. ‘Kindleigh

Social notices from Grafton and Elyria gatherings

Mary Chamberlin spent the past week in Cleveland with her brother Frank Chamberlain and family. Miss Ruth Relehard of Cleveland visited her mother and friends. Mr. and Mrs Butterea entertained guests from Berea and Elyria. Tressa Keisat and Walter Keisat visited Mr and Mrs Wagner. Mrs Louise Neff and son Coy and Mrs Cragin were at Mr and Mrs Will Chamberlin’s for the weekend. Granddaughter June Crowell of Oberlin visited Mrs Neff. young ladies Sunday school class to perform Friday night. Frank Chamberlin and family of Lakewood and Mr Renner of Cleveland were Sunday guests.

Wagner Louise Nef Coy Cragin and ‘Birs Will Chamberlin Bennett i Elyria Sundny Neff June Crowell Oberlin Chamberlin Lakewood Mr. Renner Cleveland Mra L. Smithbere Ridgeville Dakota Hast ‘Orwell Ashtabuls County Ohio Hadaway Palmer Columbia John Palmer Congregational Church

Popular music condemned at music conference speak

Mrs. Marx Obdendorfer of Chicago declared at the General Federation of Women's Clubs music conference in Des Moines that ninety percent of popular music is unspeakable and would not pass the mails if treated as literature. She warned America stands on the threshold of a golden age and will become supreme artistically.

Des Moines America

Freezone promises painless corn and callus removal

An Cincinnati man discovered a corn pound named free gone and advertises it as a painless treatment. A few drops applied to a corn or callus supposedly relieve soreness and loosen the area so it can be lifted off. The product dries instantly and claims to not irritate skin.

Mar Cineinnatl

Supreme Court to Decide if Utilities Commission Can Act Against City Councils

The Ohio Supreme Court granted a rehearing on Ashtabula Gas Co case over whether the utilities commission can set rates after city council rejected an ordinance to raise gas charges. The dispute centers on rate authority versus municipal action and the company’s new schedule filed with the commission.

Supreme Court Utilities Commission Columbus Pebie “Utilities Commission Ohio Supreme Court Ashtabula Gas Co Ashtabula Ashiapuis

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in City Records

Admissions include Mrs. Thog Jones D, Charles Radick at Mound Street Chester J. Hunt in Oberlin. Discharges listed for Mrs N D Siex of Third Street, Mrs Maude Cowle of 4 St, Mrs Steve Reuter and baby on West River Street.

Thog

Boy Marries Widow Faces Court Order In Ohio

Toledo, June 18. The marriage of James S Massey Jr a high school pupil to Ruth W Holmes widow of a rich laundryman was struck down by a court order for being too young. His mother sought nullification claiming his tender years and the annulment bars both spouses from any interwoven property interests.

Toledo James’ S. Massey, Jr Ruth W. Holmes

Plague Toll Mounts in Mexico City and Vera Cruz Outbreak

Mexico City reports 32 bubonic plague cases with 22 deaths since the outbreak began at Vera Cruz on April 24. In the last 48 hours there were no new cases reported according to unofficial counts.

Mexico City Vera Cruz

Obituary: Mrs Sophie Reamer 87 Die From Accident

Mrs Sophie Reamer 87 of Oberlin Road CarmeIe died at Memorial Hospital from injuries after an accident in which she broke her hip. Her body lies in Wickline-Hurst parlors awaiting a Saturday service at 2 pm before burial in Smithville. Survived by four daughters, M A Wood, M H Wood Blyriat, Zanning Columbus, and Terry Hilo Hawaii.

Sophie Reamer Oberlin Road Car- Mele Memorial M. H. Wood Blyriat Zanning Columbus A “Terry Hilo de Andes

British Forces Hold Ismid Line Amid Turkish Fire

In Ismid Gulf area near Constantinople British troops entrenched with fleet support face Turkish nationalist attacks. Bombing runs by nationalist planes probe British positions while reinforcements arrive to deter fighting. Two days of skirmishes reported along the gulf north shore with wounded arriving, and Armenian orphans relocated to Ismid under American worker Miss Sophie Holt.

Constantinople Inmid Peninsula Asis Minor Gulf of Ismid Bosphorus Ismid Misa Sophie Holt

Aviation officers may continue training in reserve corps

Washington announces continued training for qualified aviators holding commissions in the officers reserve corps at selected army fields. Equipment will be provided by military authorities to keep pilots in training for potential emergencies. Designated fields include Carleton Field, Acadia, Kelly Field, Langley, Hampton, Marchfield, Riverside, Mare Island, Sacramento, Mitchell Field, Mineola, Fort Sill, and Bolling Field in Washington.

Washington Officers Reserve Corps Army Fields Wes Department Carletram Field Aacadis Fla Kelly Field An Antonio Langley Meld Hampton Marahfield Riverside Matharfield Sacramento Mitchell Field Minealo Post Field Fort Sill Bollingfeld

Colby Viewed as Leading Candidate for Democratic Chair

Washington June 18 Bainbridge Colby secretary of state is widely seen as the likely permanent chairman of the Democratic national committee at San Francisco. Colby was elected a delegate from the District of Columbia and involved in party talks opposing the Bryan Democratic club backed field slate.

Washington Bainbridge Colby Staites Democratic National Committee San Francisco Colby Columbia Bryan -Democratic Club Joseph T.'Rabingon Arkansas Rmittee Tamporsi Cairman Cumings Friends Tirgin Virginia Wilson Sommites

Local Notices From Ridgemill District

Ridgemille June 18 notices list births visits and guests. Frank Fisher announces the arrival of a son born June 8 with Harvey Nichola of Lorain and others visiting. Various residents including Ramsdell Reed Miller Lesley Brooks Dean and Chambers are noted as hosting or visiting over the weekend. Bonita Marshall is reported ill at Memorial Hospitals with well wishes from friends.

Ridgeville Frank Fisher Harvey Nichola Lorain Mary Ir Ramsdell Fred. Reed Lakewood Horsee Lesley Elyria Merton’ Zeman Cleveland Misa Bonita Marshall

Hats on Sale at The Robinson & Hancock Co

Men's Genuine Panama and Leghorn hats offered at The Robinson and Hancock Co for 4.85 with limited stock. Local shoppers urged to visit store for the bargain.

Robinson & Hancock Co

Government fleet could move grain to New York by lake route

A proposed federal plan would use a government fleet of about 60 steamers on the Great Lakes to transport grain to New York via Buffalo. The Interstate Commerce Commission discussed feasibility and possible impact on grain dealers and transport timing. The plan was advised to be studied by commission member Mr Thorneald and the National Farmers' Grain Dealers association.

Washington the Great Greta Carstene Gommingiog Ford Thorne Amoel Thorneald New York Buffalo

Anti-tobacco groups launch plans at opening session

In Atlantic City the Jung conference opened with discussions to place anti-tobacco organizations on a defensive footing. Delegates outlined strategies and planned initial steps for coordinated action.

Atlantic City Jung

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