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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1925
Page
4
Milk dealers inform that starting August 1 the new retail price will be 14c per quart and 8c per pint with a 1c per quart and pint rebate if paid by the 10th of the following month. Cash payments bring 13c per quart. The change matches prices in Storam and Cleveland and marks a two cent rise from current levels.
Thousands filed past the flag draped casket of William Jennings Bryan as his body lay in state in Washington. The funeral proceeded to Arlington amid military honors with Taps and a service led by Reverend Sizon, while Miami prepared a final tribute at Royal Palm Park.
The item notes markets and produce in Cleveland. An 18 year old animal reference appears as a stray phrase amid the market listing with no clear event or outcome.
Local stock notes show cattle steady with some mixed bids and smaller lots sold. Hog prices hold near yesterday’s levels as buyers note steady supply and early evening activity.
A public farewell reception honored Mr and Mrs George E Sidle, former Ridgeville schools superintendent, as he leaves for Columbus Ohio. The event featured music, readings, and a generous silver gift reflecting patrons gratitude amid his departure.
In Washington the American government plans to invite Joseph Ceiliaux the French minister to discuss funding a four million dollar debt reduction next month. In Atlantic City planners form a committee to select a prominent adviser as part of new power project plans. A Chicago trial proceeds with few hold ups as steamship attorney testimony unfolds.
A clipped report from Wellington notes a fire incident affecting Blair and Elyria residents. It mentions local efforts and a return from Elyria, alongside brief remarks on nearby events and community concerns.
An advertisement touts Dreco as a plant and herb tonic that purifies blood, strengthens kidneys, and activates the liver. It cites testimonials from Amanda Brumbaugh of Canton Ohio and a Mr Vaughn from Dreco Laboratories at Mole's Cut Rate Store, claiming relief from stomach pains, gas, dizziness, and rheumatic pains after use.
Donald B. MacMillan reports the Bowdoin is icebound in Melville Bay while the MacMillan Navy Arctic Expedition remains unable to move. He relayed the update today in a radio message to the National Geographic Society.
The Amherst series at Belden allotment near Lincoln street opens this Sunday. The lineup includes Hipple Concert Company and Sidney Landon on day one, Edward Tomlinson and Betty Booth on day two, Ernest Root with 10 000 bees and the play Adam and Eva on day three, McVicker Symphonic Quartet with Ada Ward on day four, and Al Baker with Jackson Jubile n Singers on day five.
Amherst July 31 a meeting of the W C T U was held to elect officers. The election was postponed to August due to Mrs C M Harris resigning after five years as president. The county president will preside at the election. The milk report for July shows dairy rates in Loram County.
A fragmented report describes a picnic gathering at Elberta with attendees including Mrs J M Harris and Lucy Horn. The event mentions entertainment by Porbey and dinner hosted by the Harris family, with styling by Rav and others.
July reports from Vermilton on-the-Lake and Amherst document the Ladies Aid society outing at Vermition, Blanche Kay luncheon at Spring Street, the Willing Workers class gathering at First Evangelical church, and various visits and hospital news. Names include Blanche Kay, J Tenhope, H Emerick, Henrietta Tenhope, Lucile Tong, Ruth Zilch, Florence Long, Katherine Stournier, Marie Lan, Walsh, Croil, George Schresder, Hugh Gawn.
The piece notes multiple residents visiting relatives in Lorain and Elyria. It mentions Misa Florence Whrman returning from Kent Normal School, Mrs. Krelg hosting a sister at Cleveland hospital, and Sanford Cuddiebach visiting nieces in town. Business houses and banks stay open to aid quarrymen’s pleasure at Cadaver Point Saturday.
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