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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1926
Page
9
In Amherst on Milan Avenue a funeral was held for Alvin Luther, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mar-Lark, aged 14 months. Rev. E J Buell officiated with a mixed quartet, burial at Elmwood cemetery under O N Baker.
Old sores, piles and eczema vanish claims accompany testimonials from W. S. Stephenson and Major Charles Whones. The ad urges readers to buy Peterson's Ointment at drugstores for 60 points, touting it as a universal remedy for skin ailments and sunburn.
Mrs. Jane Merchant and Mrs. John Kaufman spent Wednesday afternoon in Elyria while Chett attended events in Axtell.
At the Oberlin village council meeting Messia CG D Smiley and George W Mor tis were recommended as the appellers for Oberlin property to the county auditor. The council considered moving the bus station back to East College Street as protests over the South Main Street outing were filed and referred to City Attorney LT Summers for investigation.
Haylor’s bookstore rebuilt after a January fire that destroyed the old store causing about 20,000 in losses. The Hastar company operates at South Main Street since the blaze as renovations finish at 14 West Collpar Street on Saturday March 27 per proprietor Ran Haytar.
Mr and Mrs O ferrick of West Lorain Street entertained a company of friends at a six o'clock dinner Tuesday evening in Oberlin. A musical program followed with W Ht Allen, D Vermek, and W Roichardson performing on violin and cello. Bridge games then occupied guests until a late hour. The hosts served homemade ice cream and frosted cakes.
Paper on Modern Drama read by Mrs P L Et Ignilson at the Soran club meeting hosted by Mrs Cyt Te Duds Tuesday afternoon. Music selections by Albert Harris and Kenneth Yong at the conservatory with piano and vocal pieces. About eighteen members attended. Freshments served by the young ladies of Glex Gables.
Wellington residents report over sixty FLOL 1.4 members attended a theatre outing in Cleveland last night with a special car hired. The 18 Carats Club hosted a 6 o clock covered dish dinner at Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Murray's home followed by 400 games. The Oxford Cambridge golf match is set for March 23. Charlie Toth rose from non swimmer to champion by age 20. Ty Cobb debuted in the majors against the New York Yankees on August 30, 1903.
Multiple property listings with farms houses barns and acreage around Elyria including Lyons Brothers farm and Wall trade offerings. Local agents Billings Carpenter Patton and Newconer advertise properties near La Grange and Ashland with prices terms and contact details. Also misc items and notices including bankruptcy hearing in Cleveland and bus line timetables.
Notices announce discharge hearings for Merrill J. Knowles and IW Walker in Cleveland and Elyria. the County Commissioners schedule view and hearings on the Old Elyria Road vacation project in Lorain County with final hearing set for April 2, 1936. The filings include petition details, hearing dates, judges, and location in Ohio.
Louise Johnson files for divorce from Larry A. Johnson in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas, alleging gross neglect of duty and requesting alimony and equitable relief. Hearing set for after April 3, 1926. attorney is Geo H. Chamberlain. Also notes on plant biology and German yachts returning to Cowes regatta.
Simmons returns from vacation and muses on husking-bees in a hospital setting in Scotland. Nurses and orderly banter reveal a ratt ball victim and a nervous relative, while an ominous note about a hairy dog-faced race in China and Smyrna’s reconstruction after 1922 hints close to a broader era.
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