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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1924
Page
7
Wide music memory program under way in schools to select top students for the upcoming contest. On the 14th officials plan a meeting at the auditorium to finalize preparations and review tests conducted so far.
It promises relief from itching eczema and skin diseases with Zemo antiseptic liquid and ointment. The ad notes 35c for a small bottle and $1.00 for a larger size, urging daily use to remove rashes blackheads and improve skin health.
Interest rises as a prize competition is organized for pupils with awards for winners. The school encourages participation, aiming to boost effort and achievement among students.
Pedestrians fled into doorways as fear spread through the street. A real western steer escaped from a stockyard pen and charged through the town, prompting police to shoot the animal to end its wild rampage. One onlooker managed a laugh amid the danger.
Columbus on March 10 a negro physician Dr. D L Jones was held to the grand jury on a charge of having performed an illegal operation upon a white woman named Mrs Evelyn Frey who died from the alleged procedure The defendant was held under a bond of $600.
The Farm Woman's Club met at Mrs. R. O. Blegs home March 6 with a potluck dinner and a business meeting led by president Mrs. 4. H. Perkins. A Club will be organized this summer with Mrs. Mac Smith as instructor and Mrs. Lawrence Tuuts as assistant. A vegetable and kitchen utensil contest followed, with prizes awarded to Ray penisheb isughine, Mrs. Winifred Hopkins, and Mrs. Amy Ferriman. A new unit was prepared by Mrs. Cora Jones. Notable attendees included Rev. Gardiner and Rev. Gardi ner. The event concluded with favorable remarks about the banquet. The Men’s Club of Penfield held its second annual banquet February 29 for about 170 hungry men, featuring a roast pie dinner and speeches by Clarence Smith, Lawrence Webber, Guy Finchey, and Chas. Jones. The Baptist Mission Circle at Mrs. Lora Madore’s celebrated with a program and letters from women across the country.
An old advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a universal remedy for chronic coughs colds and lung troubles. It claims creosote heals inflamed membranes kills germs and soothes irritation while ads promise stomach absorption and a money back guarantee if relief isn’t achieved after following directions.
March report from Columbia shows Mr and Mrs George Herold attending the funeral of William Dein in Cleveland. Richard Putt heads to Atlanta on business. Mrs Homer News resides there. Miss Edna Churchword hosts her Sunday school class. The Golden Links is their group. Arien May born to Mr and Mrs Harlan Rundle of Berea at Community Hospital. Baldwin Wallace banquet attendees include Miss Edith A Long and others.
March reports from Amherst recount birthday anniversaries at the Baker home on Church Street with many relatives. The Sophomores and Seniors hosted a party at the high school with games and social time. Fritz Kreisler concert plans include six locals from Cleveland area. Mildred Theimbling’s funeral was held at Crown Hill cemetery with classmates as pallbearers singing for the service. Community groups meet later in the week including M E societies, Needlecraft Club and Ladies Society with local hosts. Philip Schmauch was injured.
A man at his Brownhelm home Saturday injured his hand when it was caught in an engine. Dr Wiseman attended the injury. Amherst area notes report local visits and social events including Mr and Mrs Harry Parsons, Maurice Strolmier, and various Lorain Elyria Cleveland visitors over the weekend.
Helen, daughter of Elyria, visited Mrs Clayton Young Sun, sharing a daytime call and news of the family.
Medina Ohio March 10 The new $12 000 motor fire engine ran out of gas just after leaving the station delaying response to a home fire of Warren Anderson. Firemen pushed the engine to a nearby garage filled it and rushed to the scene The ten minute delay allowed the fire to gain headway and caused heavy damage. Dr H C Stevens of Elyria spoke on Near East relief work. Homer Witter resigned as R F D No 4 carrier after suspension for alleged misconduct. Columbus Ohio March 16 The Columbus Dry Goods Co a leading store since 1906 sold to H Kobacher and Sonson Boston store owners under the same name with extensive city frontage and five stories.
A spring style show is set for Wednesday evening at The C. H. Merthe Co store from 8 to 9 30 oclock. Professional models will present the latest fashions with music enhancing the event.
Frank Rikert, a North Sacramento resident who came to California in 1864, showcasess a Tanlac bottle and credits the remedy with saving his life after a flu illness that left him underweight and unable to move. He recounts regaining weight and vigor after continued use, urging others to try Tanlac while noting substantial sales. He also warns against substitutes and promotes Tanlac Vegetable Pills.
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