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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1923

Page

12

Defiance Haircut Prices Highlighted in July Notice

In Defiance on July 20, a local item notes concern over rising haircut costs and the impact of permanent styling charges. The brief cites shopper worries and vendor price trends downtown.

Walter Hunter

Barber strikes loom as sailor writes from Ostend

Hunter letters home from Ostend Belgium describing looming barber strikes. He notes paying sight cents for a hat and that his wife received a permanent wave for six dollars instead of the usual twenty, highlighting wartime shortages and price changes.

Hunter Floresce Hutchinson Ostend Belgium

Ohio Jewelers Demand Tax Cut At Cedar Point

State brief items report the Ohio Retail Jewelers Association demanding a five percent tax cut on jewelry during their Cedar Point convention. Other notes cite parole petitions for David Scott, state clerical resignations, and assorted social visits across Ohio cities.

Cedar Point Abollo Ohio Retail Jewelers Asaortion

Community Notes From South Ridge Area

July 20 entries record multiple visits and calls among residents. Families from Oberlin Elyria and Cleveland heights visited homes of Dehn Hast and Ernsts, with numerous locals hosting relatives and friends across a week.

Carlisle Guests Visit Schaub Home Sunday

and daughter Efe of Carlisle, and Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Northworthy and daughter Dora Mae of Elyria, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mr. Henry Schaub on Sunday. George Kaittle lost a valuable cow. Mrs. Frank Laraway called on her aunt, Mrs. L. Cummings, in South Amherst on Tuesday. Missey Lois Brandés and Eliza.

Frances Davis Ed Cousins California Elmer Arias Jake Shuster Elyria Ira Shuster Kremm Cleverland Fred Hathaway Crowell Gordon Tite J. H Lantz Will Harrison Ed Symons Charlies Strickland Fred Nobles Ethel Mae Longbon Berea Ione Cole Edgar Sheak Margaret Fairview Village Ralph Hennie Beebetown Will Hennie South Ridge Walter Grobe Robert Marion Wiliam Spiegelberg Arthur Wangerine Oberlin Chas Dehn Caressa Ernst Marian Ernst Torain Albert Halst Linwood Park John Springer Clayton South Amherst Frank Bechtel Clarence Lapp Haden Lapp Alice Rocky Efe Carlisle Dudley Northworthy Dora Mae Henry Schaub George Kaittle Frank Laraway L. Cummings Lois Brandés Eliza

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