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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
7
Wellington grain market records show wheat selling for 80 cents a bushel, the lowest since 1914. Lewis Bradstock of the Wellington Grain and Milling Co notes he bought wheat at 65 cents per bushel in 1914, reflecting a long decline in values.
P M Fisher of 517 Olive Street Scranton Pa shares a testimonial touting Kellogg's All-Bran as a reliable remedy for constipation. He says earlier laxatives failed but daily All-Bran use improved his condition and provided added iron with pleasant flavor. The ad notes guaranteed relief or refund with purchase and urges grocers to stock Kellogg's All-Bran made in Battle Creek.
Gaines Motor Co softball and Wellington Foundry tied for first in the indoor league and met on the local diamond last evening. Both sides played a close, competitive game as the race for top honors continued.
In a strong team performance all players contributed, with Eli Radasovitch at shortstop standing out as the star. Gaines Motors edged to an 8 to 3 victory over their rivals thanks to solid hitting and defense.
Mrs. Fasie McAffee, former Wellington schools teacher and sister of Mrs. F Gregg, travels with friends to Finland and other northern Scandinavian countries to attend Finland’s celebration of the anniversary of its first parliament.
About fifty members of the Homebuilders class of the M. E. Sunday school gathered on Rev and Mrs Paul Carters lawn last evening to wish Mr and Mrs W F Overturf who will leave Welling for a new location and future plans.
A group gathered in Mays Kansas for a farewell to ton and several attendees. They shared a picnic supper on the lane and enjoyed evening games including a malsh smallow roust.
The Ladies Aid society of the M. E church gathered at Mrs. Robert Nooney’s Courtland street home with 38 members. After business and devotionals led by Mrs. C. T. Jamieson, the afternoon featured vocal duets by Mrs. Ida Furze and Mrs. Fred Sutliff, performances by Little Miss Margaret Jenks, and readings by Mrs. Walter Hammond and Miss Donna Dague. Light refreshments followed. The group plans a lawn picnic at the parsonage in the third week of July. Cleveland visitors Mrs. P. T. Burnesides and Mrs. Franklin Jones attended. Master White, of Cleveland, stayed with Mr. and Mrs. William Bennett for a few days. L. G. Knapp of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, arrived to spend the summer with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Whiteside, after traveling with friends from Fort Lauderdale via Loudonville, reaching Wellington by bus.
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