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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
3
The state fire marshal and city fire chiefs issue warnings for Fourth of July safety while a stringent city ordinance bans sale and use of fireworks within city limits. Exceptions exist only when the council grants permission for public exhibitions.
Four year old Joseph Coreccio son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Coreccio died after eating green apples in Bellaire. The incident occurred the morning after the fruit was consumed. Coroner C C Hardesty is investigating.
Memorial hospital plans vocational therapy to aid crippled patients through woodwork knitting and weaving while giving nurses broader home like training. The program envisions sixty new nurses, three shifts, eight hour duty, lectures and dancing as part of a broader effort to place the hospital at the forefront of regional care.
Oberlin-Vine Rebekah Lodge debated recommending Mrs. Amelia Edwards Mrs. Effie Camer on and Mrs. Esther Crowell for the Decoration of Chivalry a meritorious honor in Odd Fellowship. If approved by Canton and department counsel the General with staff and Canton Lorain of Elyria will stage the ceremony later this year likely after July.
Fred E. Ferrell, formerly with Thompson and Breckhouser, was to open a barbershop on Main Street but instead becomes a partner with his former employers. The old harboring business continues at the Burgess location, and the new shop will not open. The new firm includes Ernest L. Thompson Carl Brookhouser and Fred Ferrell installing updated furniture and fixtures.
Oberlin announces Thelma K. Claus married Dwight O. Arnet on June 5 in Cleveland. Arnet, raised in New Oberlin, is an attorney for the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland. The couple has many Oberlin friends expressing best wishes.
Pittsburgh June 13 Several large independent steel firms in Pittsburgh and Youngstown plan salary cuts of 15 percent for all officials and workers and reduction of overtime. The Jones and Laughlin Steel Company will abolish overtime. United States Steel and Midvale units already axed overtime. President Campbell of Youngstown Sheet and Tube says salaries will be cut as a result. A wage cut by United States Steel may come by July.
A famous physician states that women may find relief from suffering through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound rather than surgery if started early. The ad notes backache nervous exhaustion and other signs of weakness as prompts to begin using Nature's Allies roots and herbs. The Indians and early settlers valued these remedies, and Pinkham’s knowledge is credited with saving thousands who took it in time.
Mr and Mrs Robert E Rankin of Earlcourt report their son Rob ert E Rankin has taught in Franklin for six years and accepted by the Methodist Board of Foreign Missions to teach history at Christ College in Lucknow India for a five year term sailing in August. Their twin grandchildren Hobert and Mary accompany their grandparents to Lucknow for the journey.
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