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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
6
About thirty mothers brought infants to Dr Baldwin for examination as part of Amherst child welfare efforts led by Health Commissioner Dr McIntosh. Doctors ministers and local business leaders cooperated. Next conference planned for South Amherst town hall on Friday June 1.
Large attendance expected for Security Benefit association meeting this evening at lodge rooms. W C T U hosted by Mrs A K Jenne on Cleveland Avenue with bake sale by last name starting H and earlier. American Legion and Ladies auxiliary strawberry festival hosted by Mrs Elmer Towne and Mrs Henry Short in East Quarry Thursday evening. Officer elections likely at that gathering. Ladies dinner hosted by Mrs J B Avery honors her mother Mrs Margaret Bart. Nedlecraft club outing at Sam's Creek Thursday at two. Miss Marian Steele to sail June 23 from Quebec as part of Wooster University tour to Europe. The St Joseph’s church presentation of The Sweet Girl Graduate prep with minstrel show.
Unified China leader Li Yuan-hung offers the foreign minister portfolio to Wu Ting-fang, a principal ally of Dr. Sun Yat-sen in the South China cabinet. Elyria visitors Tolhurst and W C Coulter called on Amherst friends. Ina Schofield, Ethel Foldasy, and Caroline and Evelyn Guild hiked to Beaver Park today.
A long list of neighbors from Elyria Lorain and Cleveland called and visited in East Amherst. Families including Hasenfiue Shinskey Smith and Bechtel attended gatherings and graduations as residents hosted and traveled to nearby towns through the week.
In West Orange and West New York New Jersey testimonials praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for reducing nerves headaches and fatigue during pregnancy. Women report calmer moods stronger health and successful recoveries after using the remedy through pregnancy and after birth.
Miss Florence Handke of Cleveland visited her parents Rev and Mrs JT Handke over the weekend. Edward Ernst of Lorain called on A Delefield Thursday. Milton Baus and Carl Dramm fished near Vermilion Saturday evening and caught many fish including an eighteen pound cat fish. Mrs Lewis Behnke and family.
An uneventful evening turns eerie as a street cry erupts with screams signaling a murder. Five men sit at a table as chaos and calls for police follow the ominous sounds, with memories of past crimes surfacing amid the city’s silence.
Five members of Emmanuel Church Woman's Missionary Society held a June 8 picnic at the Cook home East Amherst with social time and games. Prizes were awarded including Ruth Spiegelberg for ladies ball throw and Alberta Spiegelberg for egg race. Visitors and neighbors shared weekend calls and church activities are noted across Lorain and Amherst areas.
An article notes Mrs Har vey Beal and her daughter with others at St Marys High School Elyria graduation on Sunday evening. It mentions Elyria residents Mr and Mrs R H Shute visiting Conrad Ernsts home. It also discusses Japanese women's dress rules by age and status with a curious custom about bride seating in car to avert ill fortune.
The Cincinnati Enquirer editorially argues federal and state commissions hobble the nation’s utilities. They face bankruptcy and asset sales, meager returns, rising costs, and higher taxes while providing inadequate service. Politics and incompetence crush managerial initiative in public service.
Public utilities press for fair rates amid demand growth and expanded service needs. Officials argue the rate proposals balance consumer protection with necessary investment in infrastructure and reliability.
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