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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
5
Clayton Van Epps of Kenyon leads the conference scoring with 164 points in 14 games. Leahy has 71 points, Sullivan 76, and Butler 76, as Leahy Sullivan and Butler rank 26th to 28th on the list.
In Lorain the Lions basketball team crushed Port Clinton 38 to 8 with a 23 to 4 halftime lead. They plan to travel to Cleveland Monday to face Leondis spun while Pittsburgh’s world colored pro champs headline an all star cage carnival at Carpenter's Hall. The Lions’ game with the Acmes in Cleveland was canceled.
Harvard announces that Robert T Fisher will coach the football eleven for another year. Fisher has produced many All American linemen.
A roundup of major league spring training across Florida. John McGraw and Giants push 40 players through intensive workouts in Sarasota as Frank Dwyer joins to condition the squad. Browns scouts report pitchers sharpening in Tarpon Springs. Senators sign Dutch Reuther after Walter Johnson return. Yankee pitchers Gehrig Scott O Neil and Schang reportedly in good form in St. Petersburg.
Racing events span Jefferson Parish New Orleans Miami and Havana plus Ti Juana. Cycling hosts the International six day at Madison Square Garden. Other sports include bench shows skating gymnastics basketball bowling tennis golf and state championships in Alabama Florida Texas and North Carolina with city venues in Davenport Birmingham Dallas Palm Beach Pinehurst and Jacksonville.
Boxing results feature Frankie Genaro against Battling Leonard in a 12 round bout at Passaic and Georgie Levine versus Sammy Baker in a 12 round match in Brooklyn.
Vermilion March 5 Crystal Beach is set for major upgrades this season with $40,000 allocated. Forest City Iron Works erects steel for a 160 by 100 foot dance hall addition with verandas on both sides. A roller rink replaces the old pavillion and new amusements including a whip caterpillar and Ferris wheel will be added.
Mrs Emma C Wood aged 84 and three months widow of Jerome P Wood died at 8 45 am at the home of her daughter Mrs William Hilderbrand after six weeks illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Hilderbrand another daughter Mrs P R Burkhart of Cleveland and son M J Wood of Cleveland. Funeral services expected to be announced tomorrow.
Miss Mildred Brenner nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Morris Brenner of Wellington D will sing two groups of songs on the air during a March 16 broadcast from Wellington.
The radio station WTAM Cleveland will present a program on March 16 featuring a soloist accompanied at the piano by Maybelle Williams, her vocal teacher.
Wellington March 5 The Home Builders class presents Our Minister's Birthday with a large cast including Rey Timothy Mathews Albert Klein Ketursh Mathews Martha Henes Mrs. Robinson Jackaway organist Catharine Willard Rowena Jackaway Mildred Lee Squire Dawson Artie Jones Phil omen Stump Bob Fischer Tem perance Rivers Len Baumgardner Pansy Greenleaf Josephine Battles Riley Crackers Hirschel Walters Olga Dillahay Edith Swanger Maria Mulberry Mary Pennel Elbert Shrubb Blanch Whitney Prof McWiggle Charles Willard Retta Dutree May Harris Sally Crackers Blanch Grissinger Timothy Winckle Carl Townsend Tommy Swift and other Home Builders members. Hattie Baumfardner will lead music with Wilbur Sutliff and Howard Page as stage directors.
J A Bohner of New York City lectured in Wellington under the International Bible Students. The speaker argued that the Jews are rebuilding Palestine and that history is moving toward Christ’s second coming, citing 75 Bible quotations to support his views.
The Junior Boosters met at the Congregational church and set a covered dish supper and Kia party for next Thursday at 7 PM. Members should bring a covered dish and eating utensils. The group will resume Thursday meetings due to Mr Powell’s picture days. Mrs George Young of Cleveland visits the Joneses.
Universal Realty Co transfers to Edith Downey two lots 37 38 Center Ridge Heights Ridgeville for 400 dollars. Edick Building Co transfers to Emma Moore a lot in Fairhome allotment Lorain for 5000 dollars. Alex Jesemsk to Steven Ku buska a lot 270 Jackson's ad Amherst for 3000 dollars. John Balog transfers to Dan Horvath lots 74 75 Taylor's ad Amherst for 500 dollars. John Sackett transfers to J J Meyer a portion of lot 24 original Lorain plot for 1000 dollars. James Davidson transfers to The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co a portion of Lorain property.
An advertisement touts KOJENE as four times stronger than Car bona Acid and more potent than Bichlorida of Mercury. It supposedly causes no irritation to delicate membranes, with one 60 cent bottle making a half gallon of mouthwash. Promises to banish catarrh and bad breath and serve antiseptic needs.
An advertisement for C. W. Phillipe offering an original two-ounce bottle of Emerald Oil full strength to treat varicose veins and swollen glands with guaranteed results or money back. It promises noticeable improvement in days and continued use to restore normal vein size.
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