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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1926
Page
8
The notice states that a ten year old tax burden has extension beyond a date. Leo Sane He notes that only eight percent have been paid and sixteen days remain before the deadline to avoid the ten year penalty.
Fragmentary notes describe members of a Methodist group at IEMA IMTS gathering. References to Brother Quellhorst and Hen Cy Sagker appear among garbled phrases about desire to turn the distinct mood toward a radio-tuned scene resembling a toy, with children present.
Judson Kinnay died at age eighty eight years and ten days. He resided in Garfield and will be buried in Garfield cemetery.
War candidate Wildis filed formal candidacy today with Brown. Graff has served the city three times as mayor. His platform calls for better government and a more native office of lieutenant governor. Overnight news reports drownings occurred during the season's first sailing.
A fragmented report notes the departure of Arles Bryan and his famous skull cap. The scene hints at the cap’s influence and Bryan’s resolve as he steps away from the accessory in a notable gesture.
Mary Ehrley files for divorce against John Ehrley alleging intoxication and cruelty. She seeks custody of their three children and alimony, claiming threats and that she has been forced to live with her parents at Sea.
Incomplete text references a Republican ticket for the Ohio House and mentions a westward Campaign figure. Specific names, dates, or places are unreadable but imply an electoral context and a candidate or slate. The fragmentary OCR provides little verifiable detail.
Markets list various items with prices such as oleo and cheese. References to strawberry figures and a hot house basket price appear, along with a note about parade and grade levels. Prices shown include 19 cents per pound for oleo and 85.5 for strawberries, with other items around four dollars or less.
June market reports show cattle receipts at 190 head with good to choice prices for steers cows and bulls, calves around 15 to 20 dollars, sheep and lambs mixed with good to high values, hogs at 12 to 15 dollars with varied classes. Toledo hog market receipts 346 with strong to high prices, mediums around 14.59 and heavy yorkers near 14.
City plans proceed to build six street dwelling structures and four small ice stations at Lake Avenue and Toth Street with permits issued. Additional stations are planned on Lar Avenue and East River Street, with two more on Nar Jarnpen and Middlence.
The eight grade schools Roosevelt and Gates show gains in the thrift system report. Roosevelt leads with 52.4 percent while overall district participation hits 56.1 percent as 934 students banked through the thrift system this week.
A local resident has been awarded the contract by the State Highway Department to widen and improve the Cleveland Meadville pike in macadam work. The project price is about 45000 dollars, covering eighteen sets of works and 468 wheels. Reported scientific items include a German astronomic clock claim and verified star discovery, and notes on pellagra diet relief, Iceland geysers heating Neykjavik, and auto safety gains with steel bodies.
Wellington notes report a Missionary society meeting at Mrs Marver Myers home with devotionals by Mrs George Damon and readings by several members, plus Harriet Miller’s two piano solos. Farm Woman's Club hosted an all day meeting at Mrs Emma Mason’s home with a covered dish lunch and an afternoon HealthLines program led by Mrs Robinson and Mrs Wittenbrook. Kiwanis dinner featured editor Phil Nps of Oberlin as after dinner speaker, with Treva Hawk on piano and prizes awarded to Heten Watts and Lawrence Wells. Regular F O E meeting noted with installation planned for July. An unrelated health note mentions a patient under doctor's care.
Local items report visitors from Cleveland Akron and Elyria. Mrs Bowman of Kingsley and friends attended a funeral service for Mrs Bowman’s aunt. Obituary notes Mr Bowman’s wife and Mr Shxinel of Cleveland visited, and Mary Jones and Lillian Baker are listed as survivors.
Heavy Rising and Charles Jackson took a business trip to Cleveland and visited Ridgeville to see a brother. Belden school banquet held in the auditorium Friday evening featured speeches by graduates, refreshments, and dancing with music by local musicians. The Belden picnic afternoon included gym activities and games. Mrs. Wer Co and Mrs. Co L Holcomb called on a Cleveland shop.
Social event at Mrs Mary Martia Franklin Avenue Amherst featured birthday celebrations for David Phillips and James Arenle with decorations, games, favors, and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs Elizabeth Palkins, Mr Duncan, Mr Alec, and others. Community notices list local visits, relatives, and upcoming events with denominational and civic mentions.
Brighton residents and visitors fill a weekend with calls and gatherings at homes of Matcham, Burstex, and others. Attendees include Mrs. Laurence Fenuuer, Mrs. Will Whitney of Cleveland, and families from Elyria and Lakewood. Decorations, alumni meetings, marriages in Michigan, and notes on local officials mark a busy period.
Sunday school at Methodist church at 10 00 and 11 00 preaching times listed for Methodist and Baptist churches with services in town. A professor of peace will guide the subject. Local social visits include Harry Truman of Chagrin with Eugene Hubbard and relatives visiting Columbus and Cleveland guests. Comings and goings feature Ruth Murphy and Bill Tarmelee from Lakewood attending the commencement exercises.
A seventeenth century manuscript found at Armageddon claims ancient Egyptians possessed extensive medical knowledge. The document dates to BCE times and suggests sophisticated practices, aligning with later medical progress.
An old advertisement urges readers to ask their druggist for a two ounce bottle of Moone Emerald Oil and apply it nightly to varicose veins until they shrink. The ad claims rapid absorption and ongoing use will return veins to normal size, with the Muir Co and G W Phillips named as sellers.
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