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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
2
IT businessmen meet next Thursday at Wareh St for Kiwanis Club monthly gathering. The supper featured grape fruit and creamed potatoes with several guests present, and Jacob Train of the association served faithfully for the PATS with a program organized by the Ladies.
March 9 notice announces electric rate changes with a new discount and power rate details. The note references a 10 percent discount and a total of 108 dollars, with further related scheduling for a music study group at a residence on a designated avenue.
A dramatic 1921 22 fire loss estimate compares Americas yearly destruction to a continuous street from New York to Los Angeles. The narrative links vast property loss, hundreds of burns, and many fatalities as preventable costs top 500 million dollars, with broader impacts including insurance and record losses.
About fifteen people attended the Interme diate TS meeting at Stone Church hosted by Rev and Mrs Neumeister. Vice-president Claire Yentzer led with two musical numbers by Zelina Muth and an address. Games followed the program, then Inch wag was served. Next meeting at Mildred Zilch's Parkage home.
March 9 gathering at Mrs Henry Williams home drew 25 guests. A carpet-tag sewing contest saw Mrs Tred Demer and Mrs Kreeger win honors. The schoolgirls provided a musical and literary program before a luncheon hosted by Williams.
John Baiurann Sr born August 27 1847 in Herbling en Switzerland died March 6 1923 aged 75 years in Henretta Township Ohio He came to America with his brother Nickolaus family in 148689 and joined Henrietta German Methodist Episcopal Church May 28 1871 He served as Sunday school teacher exhorter and finance committee member and kept a prayer list He married Kathrine Anna Miller Wareh.
Obituary notes Reverend William Jauch, pastor at Henrittut German Moller church, died recently after years of service. Family records list two daughters, four sons and 12 grandchildren. Funeral held Monday at 2 pm with district officer presiding. numerous relatives and friends attended from Norfolk, Lorain, Elyria, and Sandusky.
An article excerpt warns of dangerous home remedies for indigestion. It pushes antidotes like laxatives and powders, claiming quick relief from stomach distress while portraying mineral or magnesia products as safe. It reads like cautionary health guidance with dubious medical claims.
New York reports a Warsaw decree ordering all persons who entered Poland from Soviet Russia to depart by April 15. The Vesna bureau of information says the decree was announced in Warsaw. In Tokyo, reports say a revised version of the twenty demands is under consideration by Japanese authorities.
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