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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
4
The Penfield meeting will be held on Monday with a representative from the Association and county officials expected to attend. Glenn Richmond plans to move to Wellington. Mr Brown from Polk, Ohio has relocated to the R W Smalley farm.
The Wellington Baptist Church basketball squad lost last Thursday to FP H and A J Andrews at Penfield. Local residents Wilbur Newcomb attended a public sale at the Newcomb Homestead Tuesday.
Cars belonging to G L Close and Fred Dunham collided Tuesday evening at College and Professor Streets. Mrs Dunham was painfully though not seriously hurt. Close drove a Ford and Dunham a Cleveland car.
Mrs. Mary Hostetler 54 died at 115 North Pleasant Street Oberlin after a stroke on Tuesday evening. Born in Germany September 2, 1871 she came to the U S at age twelve and lived in Loran County before moving to Oberlin two years ago. Funeral set for Friday at 2 30 P M with burial in South Amherst Cemetery.
Two Cleveland men Essey and Cohen purchased a sixty foot front on the old High School Property on South Main Street for a new business block. At Finney Chapel yesterday, a radio broadcast of President Coolidge’s inaugural address and the Marine Band delighted the student body and faculty. The Oberlin D A R met Feb 27 at Mrs P H Ohly’s home to plan a donation for the visiting nurse car rummage gate. Miss Sara Prince led the Ellis Island program with a roll call of members’ American ancestors and Miss Elizabeth Little gave an immigration history survey. Mrs A A Saxton described D A R work for women detained at Ellis Island.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a penetrating remedy for inflamed rheumatic joints. It claims rapid relief and swelling reduction, promotes extensive demand at Phillips' drug store and similar outlets, and urges that joint agony recedes quickly once Joint-Ease is used.
Emigrants receive sewing and embroidery materials as chapters of the D. A. RR. send items. Miss Prince notes Uncle Sam's Housekeeping at Ellis Island with clean kitchens and good food. Birth announced for Charles Brooks Jr. Mayor Smith ill, village council orders dog control with shoot at sight rule after Thursday. Lovecain orchestra secured.
Dan Moody Texas attorney general earns the nickname the Klan Killer across the state for curbing the Ku Klux Klan. A Texas law now punishes flogging or masked assault with death. Also notes a missed event due to a broken car, a card party replace, and a few local family updates.
A PTA meeting speaker addressed parents on guiding children to develop likeable behavior. The discussion focused on social skills, empathy, and daily practices at home and school to foster positive interactions.
Fields March 6 column notes Mrs. George Lang visiting sister Mrs. Grace Kent on Wednesday. Harold White of Baldwin Wallace College stayed with Mrs. Alien Lang over the weekend as guest. No Ladies Aid Society gathering this week. Mrs. C Black has returned to...
The community mourns the death of WNre. James in a surprising loss. A funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at the home, led by Rev. Ryan of LaGrange. Mrs. Ryan sang two solos and neighbors express sympathy to the bereaved husband and children.
The 1933 strikes and lockouts across the United States cost the public and private sectors an estimated 708 million dollars and consumed about 20.56 million working days, affecting both employers and employees.
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