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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
2
The Elyria Elyria Chronicle Telegram lists classified rates and mailing costs with pricing for local and out of state editions. It notes Associated Press and wire dispatch credits and reserving rights for republication.
The article discusses proposals to place the Vice President as head of a budget commission with influence over executive recommendations to Congress. It argues the VP should be a capable, well connected leader, not elected for geography or party alone, and could transition to the presidency when needed. It also critiques the role of the VP as parliametarian and urges practical executive duties.
The Oberlin Guild of Organists gathers for a three day convention with recitals and discussions. Notable participants include Finney Chapel and Warmer H ll events with guest Charles N, Taft, and James Quarterwell. Captain selections in Oberlin athletics noted for next year.
Oberlin social brief lists Julia Hart and daughter Minnie returning from Los Angeles to be hosted by Mrs. Willis Hart then Lakeside summer plans. Several Cleveland and Chicago visitors visit locals, including Fogt, Maynard, Korn, and Hart families. Local residents travel for study, summer cottages, and church events while others entertain relatives and plan summers.
Hiram Pepitone, a young cub reporter for the Cass City Clarion, travels to Frisco and files his first copy. He joins the city coverage team, bringing fresh notes and a rookie voice to the desk.
The attendees listed include Mr and Mrs 8 Powers and son Piri Mrs Libby Powers Siple and a friend Miss Sanderson of Bellevue Ky Mr and Mrs J Behner of La Grange Mr and Mrs Sam Powers of Lorain Mr and Mrs S Powers and daughter Wanda of South Main Street Mr and Mrs Floyd Rhodes and daughter Eleanor of Elyria and Mr and Mrs M Dur and of Monroeville.
East Side residents of Princeton avenue and Winckles complain of dusty conditions. City council last evening received requests to oil the streets and improve cleanliness in the area.
The advertisement touts Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand as a great nerve tonic to restore vigor and vitality for nervous fatigue, melancholy, and general debility. It claims quick results in many cases and offers a refund of the purchase price for first boxes, with sales at sixty or sixty six cents through C. W. Phillips and dealers.
A fragmented report describes dust from streets and closed windows during dry weather. It notes public irritation and suggests action by city officials as Campers request doors kept shut and service directives questioned by Beck, the service director.
The city has delayed road purchase work, awaiting lower prices. Officials previously found asking prices too steep for active work, and have instructed to seek more affordable offers before proceeding.
Julius Peek justice of the peace Brownhelm township writes to Sheriff Backus opposing a Lorain county crow hunt. He declares no crow hunting allowed in Brownhelm, warns officers will enforce permit and hunter license rules, and asks public notice. The letter cites section 1487 page 594 and requests publication.
Bring your family to Century on the Lake Lorain where dancing fills Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings. Enjoy a variety of refreshments and a lively community scene.
The text hints at a warning that may deter crow hunters from Justice Peck's bailiwick, though specifics are not disclosed. It implies caution and possible avoidance of the area by hunters.
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