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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1926
Page
4
Miss Anne Biebricher of Ohio State University urges young female campers to pack only essentials. She says sunburn lotion, soap, toothbrush, towels, and combs are necessary while makeup is unnecessary. Outer garments should be knickers and blouses. avoid jewelry and watches.
Advertisement claims MELLO-GLO cream from Crandall's Drugs Store via Lewis Merrantile Co pure and different and will bring a change in beauty by keeping the face young. People say it is wonderful and should be purchased to increase beauty.
GRAFTON July 21 Dr and Mrs W C Park hosted dinner guests Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs A Blackwell Elyria and Mr and Mrs J L Baumann formerly of Kansas City. Local families hosted relatives from Kent Elyria Chicago Lorain and nearby towns. Several outings included Cascade Park Niagara Falls and a motor trip through Canada New England.
Chard and Mr and Mrs Bedford attended a six o'clock dinner at Mr and Mrs Gordon Trenchard in Lakewood. Grace Bissell of Westerville arrived to help care for cousin Esther Cragin who is improving. W E Baker spent Sunday in Canton. E J Harder, Edna Taylor and Betty visited Harder's sister in Martel last week. Ima Barry of Edwardsville Mich died today. she is survived by husband Carl, two children, father Clifford Tran, and brothers Basil and Kenneth Tran. Funeral attended by James Tran and others. Morlocks plan move to a Columbia area. A L Rinehart is sick. J C Clark and grandson Charles MacNeal plan a week with Albert Clark in Buchanan Mich. Alice Kilnect and Clement with Mrs McGee of Lorain spent Sunday in Massillon. Born to Lewis and Rose Kilnect on July 17 a six and a half pound son. Kilnect mother is recovering. Glenn McClellan visiting Irwin Klinect. Edwin Law and daughter Louisa of Elyria visited Irvin Klinect. Jennie Cheney, Riva Matthews and Clyde from Lorain visited W B Baker. Lewis Grills of North Eaton visited Mrs W E Baker.
A testimonial from Mrs. Albert T. Schmenkowski of Elyria describes Tepee Herb Tonic restoring her health after weeks of illness. She details relief from stomach upset, dizziness, vomiting, and weakness, with a regained appetite, regular bowels, and ability to do housework. The ad notes the tonic is sold at C. W. Phillips' Drug Store in Elyria.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Caw of Elyria hosted guests with Mrs. Bina Andrews and Mrs Florence Terry and granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson joined by E. Hicks and two daughters from Westerburg on a Buffalo Niagara Falls trip via Mammoth Cave. A. L. Rinehart sold their home to Harry Hahn.
Captain Patsy Daugherty, one of the oldest river pilots, has piloted the ferry across the Ohio River between Bellaire and Benwood, West Virginia for 45 years and plans to retire after the new bridge opens next fall. He will not give up his ship the Charon despite ending service.
Captain Daugherty, pilot of the Charon built in Brownsville Pa, will move with his vessel down Juke River. The Charon has served under his direction for six years and he now makes 100 trips daily across the river.
William Green seeks the latest “meanest thief” after a break in while the resident was away on vacation. A family radio was stolen from the home in Junction City, with no aerial or ground connection left behind. In Defiance, C M Eberle, local manager, notes details of a separate incident.
The office reports the postal official has served over years with 24 days of vacation since starting on his twentieth year. He has not missed a day due to sickness. An English proprietor experiments with hotel crockery cleaning using wooden troughs filled with damp sand and salt. A northeast Cordova Alaska mountain is being toppled by pressure at its base. A roll of negative time stored with controlled humidity may stay viable for 200 to 300 years.
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