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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
7
A fragmented note notes the hypnotic eye should assist routine business of the association, signaling a calm, orderly operation and potential improvedefficiency.
Martin Aves resigns from the Elyria Young Men's Christian Association after five years to become City Boys Secretary in Troy. Loope succeeds him to lead the Boys Department with plans to appoint a musical director later. The move follows growth in facilities and is near Mrs. Martin’s home.
John and Harry Webb brothers aged 12 and 15 were halted in Ashland Ohio while planning a walking tour toward a supposed “golden west.” They carried a map and route of the Lincoln highway and planned to depart from Cleveland. Their guardian Lewis Webb of 16 Lockwood Avenue was contacted.
In Loudonville Ohio on March 4 fourteen flu victims are reported as corpses awaiting road conditions to proceed for burial. The scene is described as a vault with multiple casualties from the flu outbreak.
Medina Ohio March 4 St Pauls Episcopal parish asks Hev R K Caulk to abandon starting office in Cleveland and remain with church. Late Bud wears a new hat won by betting the audience would lose the Willard Dempsey decision. If people attend to their own business they must fit through mighty quick.
Dr. Fran Miles announces a free trial of a neuropathic treatment and a new book claiming 30 years of experience. Read offers describe cures for weak nerves and heart and digestive issues, with testimonials from bishops and officials and requests to send case details to Miles Dept NS 842 at 362 Franklin St Elkhart Indiana.
A Sunday start pitted the Lorain First Methodist men against Elyria First Methodist men in an eight Sunday attendance contest based on the last three months. Lorain led with 62 attendees, Elyria at 42. a banquet will close the contest.
Le Rlarcld A. Spot Miller, promoted from mine officer to lieutenant in Haiti’s gendarmerie, has served four years as personal bodyguard to President Antequenive. He is considered influential in government circles and is nicknamed the vice presaleat of Haiti.
Thomas Penson, 88, longtime resident of Brownhelm township, a Civil War veteran, died at the Soldiers' Home in Sandusky. A native of Wiscolshire England he came to the United States at age 14 and settled in Brownhelm. He served in the 1284 Ohio Volunteer Infantry and is survived by the following relatives.
Fragmentary obituary notes a Lorain family with names Brownhelm and Lorais son, and a funeral held yesterday at 1 PM in a Brownhelm cemetery. The text is garbled but indicates burial in the family plot at Brownhelm Temis cemetery.
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