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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
14
Around forty four members of the Democratic state executive and central committees are expected to attend the meeting Monday at noon. The gathering aims to discuss party affairs and coordinate regional activities.
The Warner Bros production Seven Sinners stars Marie Prevost as a piquante underworld girl who ascends to a Long Island mansion through theft and deception. The Rivoli screens the new classic of the screen in which crime and glamour collide.
A vintage ad claims Adjerika reduces gas and bloating and relieves stomach discomfort. It promises easier digestion, relief from chronic constipation, and helps eliminate foul waste matter. Sold at Eberts Drug Store.
Striking union plumbers in Columbus plan to resume work Friday after end of wage dispute. They will accept 10.50 dollars daily through October 1, then 11 dollars daily until June 1, 1928, meeting their earlier contract terms.
The piece describes a comic crime plot where a heroine is pursued by six thieves in one house after loot. Clive Brook plays a con man with a conscience, John Patrick a conscienceless cracksman, Claude Gillingwater and Matilde Drouldage as elite confidence operators, Hebnfe Conkit a young man scornful of subtleties, and Fred Kelsey as a bumbling police officer.
Entertaining film Wilderness Woman features Aileen Pringle Lowell Sherman and Chester Conklin. A tale of an Alaska miner and his daughter who move to New York and cause a stir as social mores are tested. Conklin delivers an uproarious performance as an old sourdough billionaire.
Local Penfield social and club reports recount a Friday gathering featuring old and new members, with officers named including President Donald W dent and Treasurer Mari onal. The Sooy family reunion notable for 92 attendees, music and recitations, and multiple distant guests from North Olmsted Elyria Wellington and Spencer. The piece notes the Oberlin death of Mrs M J Donald and members returning from Oberlin and QO S$. Students Lynden Jones and Richard Bixzy return from the QO, S$.
A string of brief items records visits and gatherings in the Cleveland Lorain Elyria Oberlin and Wellington areas. Families like the Woolsons, Smiths, Leachs and Haskins are noted visiting relatives and attending events such as class reunions and commencements.
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a non greasy antiseptic liquid that relieves itching and cleanses the skin. It claims rapid improvement after first application and banishes eruptions like pimples and eczema, selling small and large bottles for $1.00.
Ground will be broken at Moarne near Dayton tomorrow for a one mile long factory to produce electric refrigerators at four per minute. The $20,500,900 expansion by Delco Light Company, a General Motors subsidiary, will require 3,000 workers to complete by January 1 1927 and employ 12,000 on payroll when complete. E G Helchter leads the project, with eight miles distant prior work digging posts for a telephone company.
Pastor Rev C Holzworth announces Thursday evening choir practice at the church. Two children day program is being prepared for the church. Mr and Mrs Barney Snyder of Birmingham and Miss Bernice Sahl of Berlin Heights visited relatives. Mrs George Steyr of South Amherst called on Frank Larway. Hale Bechtel of Amherst spent a ridge Sunday. Helen Stang Verrop Budd of Cloyd visited the Stang family. Otto and daughter Mehlene of Ceylon Junction called on relatives. L Spiepelberg and son Russell and Mrs Smith hosted guests. The Misses Ruth Bernice Miriam Fow entertained friends. Margaret Peters of Sanctusy visited. Date attended funeral of Elizabeth Law in Elyria. Laraway called on Wingard in Elyria. Henry Schaub visited Monday for a largely attended burial at Cleveland cemetery, Amherst. Mr and Mrs William Schuber and son Fred of Elyria visited on a Wednesday evening.
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