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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1926
Page
9
Amherst briefs list multiple prayer meetings across districts with hosts and leaders, plus service at the Congregational Church. Also notes funeral rites for Mrs O E Foster, various meetings in town, and local social items including obits, clubs, and travel plans for the Berlin Heights event.
Baltimore and Ohio Railway conductor with thirty five years of service seeks full right of way amid health decline and retirement. The ad includes testimonials praising Tepee Herb Tonic for relief from headaches constipation and general well being, with a local contact in Elyria at Phillips Drug Store.
A Thompson column collects readers letters on loneliness among young women and seeks guidance. Joanne notes many lonely youths in cities rely on churches and dance halls for friendship while readers propose community efforts and wiser approaches to social life.
A reflective piece cites Emerson and Finerson on growth through adversity. It argues progress comes when flaws, not just strengths, are faced, urging forbearance and self awareness. Shakespeare is invoked to condemn the fault, not the actor.
The menu lists breakfast items including orange and grape fruit, cooked wheat cereal, toast, coffee, and a luncheon with planked eyes, bacon, tomatoes, fruit salad, Parkerhouse rolls, cake, and coffee or tea. Dinner features Hahbot a la Poheme, wrench fried potatoes, creamed cauliflower, cabbage salad, orange pie.
A column outlines Tea Tomato Toast with canned tomatoes and optional bacon, Planked Eggs With Bacon and Tomatoes with mashed potatoes and paprika, and Halibut a la Boheme with French dressing. It also notes care tips for snaps and hooks, and suggests using rubber heels under stove legs to protect linoleum.
Public notices and classified items include a probate judge seal date, notices to individuals about a private party, and a foreclosure petition by McConnell Savings & Loan against Edmund Benzur and Edel Benzur. The legal action seeks foreclosure of mortgage on Lot 5, Block 13, George Brownell’s Addition Lorain, with May 5, 1926 deadline to answer.
On and after March 16 this guardian Bela Claud Rawson Mra Emma Koestle will not be responsible for debts not contracted by Bela Claud Rawson Mra Emma Koestle Guardian 637 Lodi Street Lorain County notices state that Harry Canley administrator will present the alleged last will of Elizabeth Thompson deceased at the Probate Court Elyria Ohio for probate and recording.
Cincinnati report notes a dispute over a supposed board of education order affecting skirts and sleeves in Newport schools. Teachers wore long smocks and requested details as the board denies issuing any directive while superintendent E F Spor ing remains non-committal.
Funeral services were conducted at the M. E. Church for Mrs Anna Cushion Starr wife of Wilbur Starr after a two week illness. She died Sunday morning at age 68 leaving her husband three brothers Albert Cushion of Iowa Charles Cushion of Miami and 1.8 Cushion of Wellington and two sisters Miss Emma Cushion and Dr Florence Rutherford. Burial was in the mausoleum and a wide circle of friends mourned her passing.
Members of the Entre Nous Club gathered last evening at Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Murry’s home with Miss Kathryn Murry hosting. Bridge yielded high honors to Mrs. Burt Curtice and Mrs. TR Falls as St Patrick’s Day decor framed a festive dining room and seasonally green refreshments.
Miss Kathryn Looms of New York City is in Wellington in the interest of the Directory of Baptist Church. She is registered at Hotel England for her stay.
The emperor of Japan, previously ill, is much improved and now can leave bed and take short walks, as announced today.
Transactions include International Heattatate Company to John Handzel lot 2216 in Sheffield Fourth Addition Lorain for 1000 dollars. Josephine Niecieski to Frank Niecieski sub-lot 159 The Overland Gardeners Allotment Elyria for 2000 dollars. Riley C Hastings to Albert H Shaw 1 2 sub-lot 19 in R H Penfield Add Elyria for 4000 dollars. Grady M Gray to H H Ripley lot 162 West Erie Park Allotment second Addition Lorain for 1000 pounds. Arthur G Smith to Elmer E Tong lot 13 Becks Addition Elyria for 5000 dollars. Foster Armstrong to Dwight E B Rogers lot 247 Industrial Savings Realtys Allotment Sheffield two for 500 dollars. Louis N Greenbaum to Sam Greenbaum sub-lot 97 Lakeview Allotment Black River two for 5000 dollars.
Robert F. Goety transfers to Carl Schuster in Avon Lake section 30 for 19000 dollars. Paris tennis authorities plan covered courts due to space limits, with one club already featuring three courts. A Harlem station area is cited as the largest black population in America. Warren Lump proposes 5.75 per ton cash on delivery via Kennedy Coal Company.
An old advertisement asserts Moone's Emerald Oil softens cartilage and tendon soreness, easing pain in joints and contracted limbs. It claims instant relief from first use and notes benefits for varicose veins and ulcers, urging purchase at drugstores.
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