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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
4
Telegrams flooded Paige-Detroit offices in Detroit praising the Paige and Jewett dealers nationwide after the opening showing. The worded notes claim the company's products are the best in the community. Local residents traveled to nearby Oberlin Kipton and Toloda for various visits during the week.
Henrietta March 7 local notes show Clarence Krueck and family visiting LoRain residents Martin and Sophia Pippert while Sophia Pippert hosts guests. Barbara Latteman of Terryville is ill at home. Effie Bates visits Oberlin family. Vermilion guests Carl Schatz and Helena Krebs join the Pipperts. Neighborhood club gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Wind.
A string of brief social items lists residents and visits. Names include Atieman of West Wakeman, Martin Schmanuch moving in at King Jeo Bakery Florence, Lena Geeenheimer at dinner with Mer and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Bauman at PRES At Week. Also noted are visits by Ferd Heiser of South I to Henry Gieisner, and a Brownhelm family visiting the Schusters, with J. H. Dunn and others mentioned.
The ad touts the new Jewett Six built years after the first model, claiming 207 percent more power without enlarging the motor. It highlights sturdier build, balloon tire spring construction, and a larger wheelbase while maintaining convenient size, framing rivals as underpowered Fours in Jewett’s price range.
Local residents report on birthdays anniversaries and visits including William J last penurday born in Ar Arkansas and South aftermoon with Mapes. Family gatherings in Elyria and Amherst hospital visits noted along with Maternal and P Teacher group plans for Henrietta school library. Seismic data lists Italy Japan and Greece as top quake regions with South America also noted.
Robert Hammond sold his South Main Street grocery to Mr. Eccles who will move in early next week. Fred Swanger sold his undertaking business to ObzC Writer of Fredericktown and will run the Swanger Parlor from then on. H A Leech, wintering in St Petersburg, Fla, is seriously ill from ptomaine poisoning and under care in Cleveland. The M B church class celebrated Washington's birthday at the Marriott with Dwight Curtiss arranging the gathering. Howard the Karolyn Theatre manager plans a new Wurlitzer organ installation and upcoming film slate. Mrs Fay Bunell and Mary Smith recover from pneumonia and will be seen about town. The Golden Rule class held a St Patrick's party at the Aid parlors. Abe Smith and Alma Reutner wed in Norwalk last Monday. Reverend Thompson officiated. Adelaide Damon of Brunswick visiting S F Black. Mrs Ward Bliss in Willard last week.
The New London bowling team were defeated by the Wellington team on the Rolfes alleys Monday night by over 200 pins. Mrs Bliss, sister-in-law to someone mentioned, is seriously ill.
Ohio farmers are urged to apply lime and additional fertilizer this spring to boost wheat yields and quality. C E B Rowland of Lorain County extension notes that expanded fertilizer use beyond last fall’s application can raise gains, especially on silt loam soils, with potential net value about four dollars per acre over cost of fertilizer.
With wheat at only s dollar bushel. In many localities top-dressing of wheat with fertilizer in the spring is an established practice.
Professor Clifford Herschel Moore, long involved in Harvard Latin instruction, will become dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences next June. A Sudbury native and Harvard AB 1839, he holds PhD from Munich and LittD from Caius College, with 27 years at Cambridge and 50 years in Harvard service.
The world’s largest clam shell weighs twenty pounds without the mollusc and rests in the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Giant valves from a creature once living in Indian Ocean waters are edible and used to make axheads. The first officially designated woman police officer in the United States was Alice Stibbins Wells of Los Angeles, appointed in 1910. In India customs vary with women wearing skirts or trousers and men adapting similarly in different regions.
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