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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1924
Page
4
No cause has yet been found for the wreck of a Heston and Albany railroad passenger train at Worcester Massachusetts in which three persons were killed and 20 injured. Steel construction of the cars is believed to have saved many lives when the speeding train left the tracks.
Oberlin residents share Memorial Day visits and family gatherings in nearby towns. Harriette McRoberts attends Musical Art Club at Elyria with High School orchestra aiding. school commencement and district events noted. Mrs. John Heese’s birthday honors and the death of Mare Edmonds are reported along with road repairs east of ninety eight. Clear references to local families, schooling, and community milestones across Oberlin and surrounds.
A graduate nurse from Seattle claims Tanlac restored stomach function and appetite in several patients. She cites two cases where a patient could not keep food or water down, yet after Tanlac treatment regained ravenous eating and normal work ability. Over 40 million bottles sold worldwide.
The fragment reports Carl Solak and Josephine Dreba graduating, while Jed Hawk and family visit J. H. Brumbys in Kipten. Eleanor and Metta Clark feud with Aunt Mrs. Harper at her South Ahire home as district events and picnics face weather disruptions. Attendees, dates, and places are garbled, but references to school events, a Russia Club, Tamona Grange, and June activities remain visible despite the damaged OCR.
Durkeville and nearby towns share a batch of social notes. Families such as McAdoo, Barth, Crawford, Kellogg, Wilson, Box, Nett, and Reisinger are cited visiting relatives and hosting onDecoration Day and weekends. Mentions include Barths from Elyria, Grafton residents, and plans referencing local sports and events as well as a note on Tom Gibbons and Carpentier. Willie Anderson is noted as a four time US Open golf champion with a line about Montreal building a large hockey arena for 10 000 to 12 000 spectators.
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