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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1924
Page
5
Greece weighs fate of king George who lies gravely ill at Roumanian court in Bucharest. His death could crown a shift in monarchy with Athens debating a change to a republic or continuation of the royal line.
New York report profiles Lillian Ann Wippler a public monographer whose skill in composing convincing love letters has drawn clients in the business district around her hotel office. Her income rose as demand grew for tailored correspondence.
A Kellogg’s Bran advertisement promotes all bran as a cure for chronic constipation. It asserts permanent relief or money back and touts a nutlike flavor and usage with milk or cream. The copy notes all bran content, Battle Creek production, two tablespoonfuls daily, and recipes included on the package.
Wellington March 4. Citizens invited to Wellington Merchants Advertising club meeting at the town hall to discuss a White Way for Wellington. The W R C will meet in the G A R hall at 7 30 this evening.
Amherst March 4 neighbors and friends gathered at Tenney avenue to honor Mrs David Anthony on her fifteenth birthday anniversary. Hostesses were Mrs E McQuire and Mrs Schroeder as guests enjoyed games and a luncheon for attendees including Mrs C Einwachter and others.
March 4 The Ladies Missionary Society of the Congregational church will meet at Society Hall on Wednesday March 5 Dinner will be furnished by Division No 5 with Mrs J K Wolfe as chairman The article notes a cordial invitation to all and mentions Mr and Mrs Stanley Sooy and daughter moving to Wellington A public meeting held in the school house Saturday afternoon nearly fifty people were present County Supt Seale of Elyria and Supt Mitchel-
Discussion on a new school house drew strong opinions with a straw vote favoring construction. The M E Ladies hosted a chicken dinner at Society Hall with Circle No. 5 arranging a fundraising box of aprons and pennies, raising sixty dollars. Attendees included Mrs I M Starr and visitors from Huntington and Pittsfield. Funeral in Wellington referenced.
A former overseas K of C Secretary Francis Mitchell of Detroit Michigan praises Father John's Medicine in a letter, saying it kept him well during winter, eased his cough, acted as a tonic, enriched his blood and helped him regain lost weight for over five years. He urges others to use it.
In Nelsonville on March 4 Chapman was found with a ruck jack and liquor. He paid a $25 fine for the weapon and $2.30 for possession of the liquor.
Ottawas Paul Wischmeyer died after a grain fragment lodged in his lung during a playful dog trip. He reportedly swallowed several grains with a mouthful of corn. The incident occurred as his dog playfully tripped him.
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