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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1926
Page
18
A miscellany on canning methods and recipes including pickling peas and sardines, cherry cobbler, sauerkraut benefits, a beef casserole for eight, and a peach cherry dish. It also notes personal changes with Miss Isabel Smith taking a year’s leave, and Mr. Everett L. Chapman moving to Cleveland Illuminating Company.
Miss Marjorie Henson enjoys a week off from People's Bank duties. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Jones travel to Kansas City to visit a brother. Art Engle, Vermilion resident and noted college track star, injured his knee and will wear a cast for about six weeks. Oberlin Odd Fellows install officers for the year with Murphy as Noble Grand and Wilson as Vice Grand. A special lodge meeting is set for Monday night July 26 and Professor Dittmore will lecture on The Chinese Tangle at Sturges Mall. The Business Woman's Club launches a Crystal Beach picnic effort for July 28. the Automobile Club plans a children’s picnic at Ruggles Beach.
Club members plan to take children from the home to the beach by automobile next month with a tentative date of Wednesday August 11. The effort aims to ensure the premie will be among the club’s most successful events.
Philadelphia report describes a machine in Germany at Seequi that bakes bread and produces 98 proof alcohol from bread vapor. The device is framed as a curiosity for Omar Khayyam fans, linking poetry to a novel energy source.
Al Davis, longtime Elyria Moose Lodge figure, formerly a lodge dictator, is named special organizer by supreme officers and is now organizing two large Moose classes in Lorain. He reports success in his efforts.
Dublin reports official permission granted for six Irish Free State Army officers to study in U S military schools. Major General Hugh MacNeill to lead reception and travel for five others special chosen by General Headquarters. Some to attend artillery gunnery courses in the United States.
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