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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
2
June 7 report on a Herst High Amencement III event at the House last evening. The class features a valedictorian and salutatorian, with diplomas awarded by the school president. The ceremony included a decorated hall and use of temporary power.
At seven o'clock two Ford cars collided at the Park and street corner. Witnesses report no injuries. The incident sparked talks of speed and right of way, with town officials uncertain and no reliable information on fault or ordinance adherence.
Elyria Adv promotes Buddy Brooks beauty products claiming a perfect white powder and light perfume suitable for women and men. The copy touts skin compatibility, antiseptic rubs for small irritations, and suggests buying at Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store or other local druggists in Elyria.
Amwell area reports events from June 7 including a program at Redington hall on June 14 directed by Mrs H Blum with nine pupils. Notices from Amherst list county conclave attendance, hardware store sale, personal visits, hospital updates, and local social gatherings.
An advertisement touts Plain Butro-Thorphate as a remedy familiar to druggists that allegedly strengthens weak nerves, restores vigor, energy and ambition, and sharpens the mind. It targets worn out men and women seeking faster nerve recovery and renewed vitality.
Wednesday after seen at the Cam den center church. Mrs Helen Phatyer and son of Berlin Heights called on Mr and io E A Austin on Decoration day. Mrs George Miller goes Monday with her mother in Wakeman. Mrs Ernest Twining and daughter Edus were Thursday visitors of the former's sister, Mrs Iva Austin. S A Hardy of Berlin Heights called on old friends there Decoration day. Mr and Mrs Scammon of Avoz were Sunday visitors of her parents Mr and Mrs J E B Davidson. Miss Leora Hand of Birmingham visited her aunt, Mrs Netlie Fisher over Sunday. E A Austin was a business visitor in Lorain Monday. Mrs Hrayington is in Elyria hospital for treatment. Her son from Grand Rapids, Mich, is here, Fred Hand visiting his sister, Mrs Neva Sabifie of Akron. Camden Ladies Aid Society postponed due to Mrs Wiltney funeral. Miss Helen Hayard and Miss Burk driving from Connecticut to Miss Hayards home at Rock Island, Illinois stopped at Miss Hayards aunt, Mrs Louise Weeks, Monday and Tuesday. Work on road between Henrietta Hill and Henrietta center has begun with grading. Mike and Will Dun at work on the road. A number of school boys working in Elyria. National Monetary Association meets in New York City today. its president Professor John R Commons, noted economist and educator, active in civic organizations.
Resar the Florist advertises geraniums at ten cents each or one dozen for one dollar. Limited stock available at Resar the Florist.
The High School welcomes alumni as Herbert Leon Cope speaks Friday June 8 at the high school auditorium. He will share memories and insights with attendees. Cope, noted local figure, travels from nearby town to address graduates and former students.
Professor Commons, a member of several major Government commissions, is listed as a prominent American educator. He studied at Oberlin College and Johns Hopkins, taught at Wesleyan, Indiana and Syracuse, then became a professor of political economy at the University of Wisconsin. He also served as assistant secretary of the National Civic Federation and as a member of the Federal Commission of Industrial Relations.
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