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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1926
Page
2
Elyria mercantile interests through committees push a modern Credit Rating Bureau for Elyria to cope with rising mercantile strain. Merchants see value in protecting credit allocation and aligning with amid Lorain and Cleveland rivals already operating such bureaus. Committees start outreach to mercantile and professional groups within two to three weeks.
New London reporter Gwendolyn Parnell notes Mrs. S Triplett and her daughters spent the weekend in Cleveland with sister Mrs L Phillips. They attended the New London Cleveland picnic. Mr and Mrs Taft of Lorain also figure in the brief society note.
Advertisement urges readers to try Zemo for pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm. Claims a penetrating antiseptic liquid that can be applied day or night and offers small 60c or large $1.00 bottles through a druggist.
Residents and guests are listed including Mr and Mrs John Hoag and Mrs Ora Webb visiting Elyria and New London. A Cleveland couple, Mr and Mrs Percy Godfrey, welcomed a 7 12 pound boy with Mrs Godfrey formerly Miss Lillian Marrett. Various townspeople, including Miss Helen Barnes from Granville and Miss Arlene Peck with Donna Smit of Oberlin, are spending time with relatives across the region. A rummage sale by the Central Division of the Congregational church is announced at the East Market House on Saturday.
Ridgeville records a flurry of visits and family gatherings with Ada Terrell in Olmstead Falls, Belle Terrell and Cleveland relatives, Mrs. K Brewster and Lily Schaber hosting, Arthur and Norman Evans in Elyria, and E. M. Knowles attending Cedar Point agents meeting.
Wellington July 21 The Am erican Legion membership drive last week brought 40 members in good standing to the local focal post. Captains report the number will exceed 50 within a week. Uncle Tom's Cabin drew a large local crowd Tuesday evening, performed by Strolling Players in a Hale Street tent. A baby boy was born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Rollin Miller.
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