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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1923

Page

8

Antique Rug Display At Lewis Mercantile Exceeds 25000 Value

The Lewis Mercantile hosts an antique rug exhibit featuring master weavers from Chinese Mongol Turkic regions with a base value over 25000. Mr EB Gillis notes visitors’ surprise and appreciation while Nederlander of New York explains patterns and connoisseurship. Gillis says attractive prices are set and the public is invited.

Lewis Mercantile EB. Gillis Ir. Nederlander New York Gillis Mercantiis Company

Grain market opens with gains and mixed livestock trend

Chicago grain opened higher with wheat up 1 8 to 1 4, corn up 1 8, oats up 7 8 as July and September contracts posted varied bids. Cleveland livestock markets showed steady cattle, calves 50 cents lower tops at 12.50, slow sheep and lambs, hogs steady to 5 cents lower with 4000 head traded.

Chicago Lord Ribs Cleveland

Local Social News and Visits Across Eaton County

Community notes here describe hospital visits and recoveries, guests from Cleveland and Elyria, and family gatherings. Mrs Capelli shows slight improvement as Miss Hoskin stays with aunt in Elyria. several townsfolk attend dinners and dental work in Cleveland. an aeroplane crash lands nearby but leaves no injuries beyond a frightened horse and a possible injured jaw for a resident. Reverend H A Eicher hosts dinner guests with the Hayvan family.

Local Notes From Bakers Crossing and London

Bakers Crossing and London briefs detail social visits among residents including Mrs. M. N. Laborie Lillian and families plus Mamie English from Wellington. The London segment notes the British cabinet’s stance on the American dry ship edict and MIT inauguration of Dr Samuel Wesley Stratton as president with a summary of his credentials.

London Foreign Office Samuel Wesley Stratcon Massachusetts Institute of Technology National Bureau of Standards Illinoisan University of Tumota University of Chicago Gatratton National Services

Avon social notes reflect visitors and gatherings across Lake County

Avon and Avon Lake residents host relatives and friends from Cleveland Lorain Elyria Ridgeville and New York. The item lists visits to homes including the Pickering Dambach Mittendorf Walker and Wehner households plus church events at the Baptist and M E societies and a Children’s Day service at the Baptist church.

Local society notes from Brighton and surrounding towns

BRIGHTON June 14 Mrs Herb Goss is quite sick with a trained nurse in attendance. Mr and Mrs Wm Brumby of Kipton visited A N Searles and Mr Bowen of Lorain spent days with daughter Mrs Harold Bursley. Mrs Anna Cannan visited Kipton with Mr and Mrs Will Brumby Sr. Rev Hales on sick list. Mr and Mrs Clarence Searls of Camden called at Aubry Searles. Harold Bursley and baby went to Greenwich to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Walter Mosher and son William with Mrs Yocum visited Claude Holmes in Litchfield. Mosher stayed a few days. Mrs Lawrence Fenner improving after illness. Mr and Mrs Fay Long of Wellington visited her parents Mr and Mrs Scott Anderson. Mr and Mrs Wesley Cole shopped in Elyria. Miss Ora Edwards of Fremont visiting friends. Robert and Wilma Lampin of Cleveland to spend summer with grandparents. The W C FOU plan annual mothers meeting at U E church at 2 oclock WEGM Way June 13. Mrs Balra of Oberlin gave the address. Edward Edwards living in a new Sverland. Mr and Mrs Charles Dowd of New London visited Matcham home. Miss Nellie Tuttie visited Will Turner’s in TaGrange Sunday.

Brighton Herb Goss Wm. Brumby Kipton A. N. Searles Bowen Lorain Harold Bursley Jamil Anna Cannan Will Brumby Hales Clarence Searls Camden Aubry Searles Ais Baby Greenwich Walter Mosher William Yocum Claude Holmes Litchfield Lawrence Fenner Fay Long Weillington Scott Anderson Wesley Cole Elyria Ora Edwards Fremont Robert Wilma Lampin Cleveland Charier W.C. Fou U. E Balra Oberlin Edward Edwards Charles Dowd New London Matcham Nellie Tuttie Will Turner TaGrange CTH Ringe Zion Evangelical Church F. Handke Clarence Peabody Lewis Drama Florence George Knittle Henry Schaub John Grange Amherst Vening D. D Newton . Bechtel Middle Ridge Howard Dayton Chas. Kreuck Burlton Teuraday Cordelia Dayton Homer Dayton August Cohen A. E. Balls Mervin Schubert Frank Bers Birmingham Henry Albrecht William Spiegelberg Walter Grohe Louise Biggs Paul Ford Harvey Beat George Decker West Ridge Lula Chambers N. Ridgeville Florence Dramm A EL Baus Mary Date Hale Bechtel John Dressler Walter Grobe Techildren Marion Grobes William Sriegelberg Ethel Lydia Thompson Spen Joshua Thompson Albert Hats Maxine Linwood Park Vermilion Chas Tennus

Peony Show Sets Entry Rules and Prizes

Entry cards are prepared at the Exhibition Hall and blooms must be cut by exhibitors before 11 am Saturday. Exhibits judged by number only. names attached after awards. Do not enter a single specimen in multiple classes. Judges may refuse to award unworthy entries. Prize list includes cash gifts and items from local firms for various collections and single blooms.

Amateur classes and prizes listed for peony show

The notice describes open amateur classes limited to owners with at most fifty peony plants and lists prizes for several divisions and varieties. Donations come from local shops and residents in North Olmstead Oberlin Elyria and surrounding areas.

Elyria School Pupils Receive Pen Gift Auction Items

Local Home Garden Association offers pen and prize donations to Elyria pupils. Prizes include a half dozen cabinet photographs valued at $4 donated by Bcheide, a Peony Room valued at $2.50 from Asher M. Cos, a Parker Duofold pen valued at $3.75 from Crandall's Drug Store, and a Kodak work valued at $3 from Adolph Ebert, a druggist.

Home Garden Association Elyria Bcheide Asher M. Cos North Oimatead Vane Parker Crandall Kodak Adolph Ebert

Seasonable Flower and Gift Items Auction Listing

A list of donated items with values from multiple vendors: First, Catch er's mitt or manicure set worth 4 dollars from The Fare Implement Company. Second, garden tools valued at 2.50 dollars from Elyria Hardware Co. Vase or basket of flowers from Universal Thermos bottle at 3.50 dollars, Day's Hardware. Third, Tenpis Racket 3 dollars from Robinson-Hancock Co. Flashlight 2 dollars from City Hardware Co. Fourth, two pounds Shoots Chocolates from Temple Drug Store. Fifth, Pakr Kum na part cufflinks 1.50 dollars from Altman & Ackerman.

Implement Company Elyria Hardware Co Day Tenpis Robinson-Hancock Co City Hardware Co Temple Drug Store Altman & Ackerman

Belgian Cabinet Resigns, London Dispatch Reports

A Brussels Exchange Telegraph dispatch confirms the Belgian cabinet has resigned. The report was received in London this afternoon. A separate note mentions a Hungarian punishment involving a man living with both wives in one house.

London Brussels Hungary

Zion Evangelical Church Events and Local Life Notes

South Ridge area reports June church services at Zion Evangelical Church led by Rev. F Handke with Sunday school and Bible study. Local residents attend Grange meetings, funerals, and family visits. a Ford was stolen and recovered near Oberlin. Numerous callers and gatherings mark a busy week in Middle Ridge Amherst Elyria and Kipton communities.

Jenne Family Hosts Mite Box Circle in Amherst Area

Mrs A B Jenne attended the Mite Box circle at the home of Mrs J Thompson in South Amherst. Numerous locals, including the Richmonds, Foutkowski, Krueck, and Byrd Richmond, were noted in varied visits to Lorain, Elyria, Cleveland, and Amherst. A wealth of social calls and weekend visits highlighted the Ridge community note.

Tanlac credited with ending rheumatism and stomach trouble

John A. Williamson of Vincennes testifies Tanlac ended his long suffering from rheumatism and stomach pain. He says he can sleep, eat well, and work with renewed energy, praising Tanlac as Nature's own remedy. Adpromotes Tanlac and says over 27 million bottles sold. Also notes Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation and druggist availability.

John Williamson Tanlac Nature

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