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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text mentions H A Fin and Dan Fin with burial, a store selling cakes, a mysterious remedy for joints and swollen limbs, and scattered phrases about pain relief and New Jersey. It reads like an unreadable mix of obituary and advert copy with unclear facts.
Amherst June 1 Members of the senior class will present a program in the town hall Monday evening replacing the Friday chapel service. Nearly 600 invitations were sent. The event features a processional, class history by Bearle Plato, vocal solo by Margaret Newberry, class will by Walter Levnhos, class prophecy by Nellie Mathes, piano solo by Agnes Lahiff, and a presentation of the class gift to the high school by Doris Merthe with an acception by the Junior Class. A play titled Spreading the News will be performed.
Mr and Mrs Chas Schultz of Jackson Street entertained last evening for their 33rd wedding anniversary at their Amherst home. A 4 o'clock three course dinner followed by music and social time. Basket of flowers presented by the couple by their children. Attending were Henry Schultz Esther Elyria Emery Redman Peter Beckner Alton Majorie Mayme Hefner Walter Schultz and others.
Peter Moi a 64 year old farmer of Middle Ridge died yesterday at 3 PM at Wilford farm due to paralysis. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at St Josephs Catholic church with Rev Fr Erschen officiating.
Amherst June 1 two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Watson Henrietta swallowed an open safety pin. Dr H W Powers removed the pin without throat irritation. Local society notes and personal items from Amherst follow.
Aaron Sapiro, a San Francisco attorney and market expert, charged at the National Egg Marketing Conference in Chicago that five men in Chicago control the entire United States egg market. The gathering was held under the adapters of the American farm bureau.
Burr of Chicago and Mrs Chas Lathrope with Os en Lovell and daughter Withelis from Durand Michigan were guests yesterday of Mrs Metta Norton and Mr and Mrs John Egland.
Mayme Hepner of Sandusky visits friends here while Lucy Smith resumes duties at Cleveland Maternity Hospital after a month with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Baker. Mrs. Gertrude Grossman of Cleveland visits the Youngs. George Gerlach admitted to hospital. Hugh Gawn, Lorain visitor. W. Bunting returns from Detroit. Parent Teachers meet at the high school Tuesday. Metta Norton and Mr and Mrs John Egland with son spend time in Berlin Heights. Hugh Norton and son Hugh Jr and daughter Masie and Mrs Lu-
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