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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
11
The Socialist Party vows to enter candidates in every Congressional District and run a vigorous campaign. They seek publicity and possess optimism as a key trait of political figures. They boast confidence and attribute defeats to temporary conditions, mirroring a quote about Secretary Seward cited by Prof Monroe of Oberlin.
The New Jersey Motor Commissioner seeks to ensure all cars in the state are safe to reduce accidents and avert harsher laws. Automakers and drivers should educate themselves to improve safety, as punitive laws reflect a tendency to offend.
The piece recalls Dr Clinton M. Howard discussing the ghost of John Barleycorn and his past funeral sermon, noting a burial position and a ghost’s possible return. It praises Howard for critiquing the national administration as a farce, urging readers to view difficulties in their full size.
A compact retrospective lists 1848 to 1895 Ohio occurrences. Highlights include the Ohio State Teachers Association's Dayton convention in 1848, a Democratic convention in Columbus nominating William Helstey for secretary of state, William Howard's 1891 death, and the 1895 coal field strike settlement. The column also marks “One Year Ago Today” items including Tulsa riots and Prohibition-era references, plus oblique local commentary and assorted cultural notes.
Today marks the 130th birthday of Kentucky and a coal miners strike at three months. Jewish Pentecost begins at sunset. King Alexander of Yugoslavia and Princess Marie of Roumania marriage postponed a week. Wisconsin Cutior Republicans meet in Milwaukee to oppose the Nonpartisan league. Minnesota acts to curb grain betting. American Bar Association calls hearings on crime prevention. A number of conventions open in Fargo North Dakota Kalamazoo Michigan for wool grow ers and paper industry groups.
A South Lorain resident reports a petty theft of a watch and ten dollars while recalling humorous lines. The narrator jokes about Nero and a misset auto ferry as he travels through Huron Ohio and ponders Memorial Day timing.
County Commissioner Meade, running for state senate, spoke at Oberlin Business College on Americanization. Regular school board meeting reviewed a year budget and new teachers. Hi O Hi issue marked by early publication and dedication to coach Nellie Metcalf. Bundle Week aims to boost Near East relief with four captains and student guidance.
At the Methodist church a Thursday 8 30 Bible Study class for high school credit meets Friday morning at 5 o clock. The Southwest Sewing circle postponed from Thursday 2 30 pm at Mrs Carson's Morgan street until a time after commencement.
Memorial Sunday featured Rev. F Eldred sermon and Hon E G Johnson address on Memorial Day parade drew large turnout with Odd Fellows K P and schoolchildren assisting veterans. Farewell banquet for Rev W S Spinney and wife preceded church move. Lester M’Leane spoke at country school graduation Baxwell diplomas. Lorenzo Todd and Nellie Spring wed at her Fifth Street home. license issued to Russell Vaughn and Jessie Fields. Strawberries sold 6c quart or 5c quart by crate. Over $100 in prizes for Elyria to Ridgeville ten mile bike race. many entries.
Washington reports that the two month old national coal strike would end by September 1 with an operators victory, whether the government intervenes or not. President Harding was told by Colonel D F Wentz a leading Philadelphia coal operator who discussed the matter with the president.
The London theatre season tallied one hundred fifty seven productions last year highlighting a busy cultural calendar. This level reflects continued demand for live performance and arts funding patterns across the city.
Mrs A H Binder hosted a pink and white shower for Miss Grave Smith with a wedding ceremony part of the entertainment. Orpha Gean Schaffner, age three, was the bride, and Master Philip Bradstock the groom. Virginia Gott was maid of honor and Betty Jean Page the flower girl.
Mrs. Jacob Balis and Mrs. F O Delbridge entertained the Congregational Sewing Society at the Amherst church parlors yesterday afternoon. About 59 ladies attended, enjoying needlework and a light lunch provided by the hostesses.
Mrs Emma Wilford of Cleveland visits Amherst friends while Mr and Mrs Charles Boughton return from Geneva. Mrs Margaret Earl and grandson Charles arrive from Jefferson Indiana to stay with Mrs J B Avery. Mrs Hugo Pankoff of Harris Street is ill. Dr Burnham's San Yak advertised as health tonic for rheumatism and blood pressure sold at Eberts Drug Store Elyria.
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