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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
6
Two city teams with W. Phillips and other organizers plan a morning contest tied to Sunday church activities. The event aims to engage more members, promote fellowship, and showcase a friendly rivalry while supporting a broader community movement.
A fragmentary text mentions doctors, a cure, relief from misery, and a referenced person Eugene M with a remark about avoiding operation. The language is garbled and lacks clear context or locations.
Fragmentary text mentions Chan and a pharmacist in a possibly criminal context. Details are unreadable. no clear event, date, or location can be established from the readable fragments.
The Pittsfield column reports the death of Mrs Earl Edwards and family shocks. Local movers Merle Penfound relocate to a new farm in Carlisle. Several residents recover from illness including scarlet fever in School District No 7 and Donald Brown. Community events include church meetings, a special program with supper, and births and marriages among local families.
In Columbia column dated March 4, residents note the Pomona Grange meeting set for Saturday March 6 at LaGrange with several locals planning to attend. The column also lists visitors, travel for undertaker studies, cattle buying trips, hospital treatments, a funeral, a farm purchase, and a February Elyria wedding.
Penfield reports the death of Mrs. Orin White and local flu illnesses. Rural mail delays persist on Route No. 3. LaGrange girls beat Penfield 13 to 9 and boys 29 to 24. Community updates include visits, recoveries, and residents moving to Elyria.
In Elyria a misprint in a Wednesday notice about the Fry company Spring salt sale lists a $88.95 price but indicates the offer lasts only Thursday Friday and Saturday. Mr Schultz of the Pay company urges readers to note the three day limit and that the price applies exclusively during the event.
Game Warden Halcomb of Grafton says the season has been favorable for fur bearing animals. Extremely cold weather reduced trapping of mink, skunk, raccoon and other fur bears in the last two months as they stay in winter lairs.
Mra A. L. Fisher of Santa Barbara California has sailed to engage in relief work among Arabs. She is described as the only woman captain in the Arabian army, a distinction granted by Prince Emir Feisal for her service with the American Red Cross. She will serve with the Arabian government.
Instructional note extols coconut oil shampoo as pure greaseless and cheap. Recommends rubbing a teaspoonful into hair after moistening with water. Claims it cleanses well, dries hair evenly, adds softness and shine, and removes dust dirt and dandruff.
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