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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1936
Page
10
Column recounts a 1900 incident where Frank Norris misfiled a manuscript, leading to its loss and presumed nonpublication. It also sketches a comic tale about Jos Cook and his lazy servant Aspestos, plus theater anecdotes about Dead End and reform school themes, ending with a 1935 McNaught syndicate copyright note.
An advertisement urges readers to try Creomulsion for chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims the product goes to the trouble and aids nature to soothe inflamed membranes while loosening germ-laden phlegm. The druggist guarantees satisfaction or refunds the first bottle.
Students home early as schools suspend classes Tuesday noon to beat impassable roads. Bus routes were hindered by heavy snow with Bradier’s vehicle needing to be shoveled in one area. Cemetery and Park Association meeting postponed due to severe weather. Helen Leach to entertain at rescheduled date. Feast of Fiat planned by medical church groups.
Mrs G H Jenne and Miss Senott hosted a tureen dinner in Litchfield Ohio on Saturday. The gathering included several district members and associates, with others such as Mrs Dr T Lloyd and Mr er among attendees, though some listed names could not be clearly read.
War era faith service announced for Sunday at 4 o clock inviting public attendance. BRIEFS Mrs. Hastings returns from Akron earlier in the week. Relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jigines Sunday to mark Mrs. Haines birthday and Mr. and Mrs. Howe wedding anniversary. Attendees included Hemerville Spencer Akron West Rmfield Parma and Litchfield. Mrs. Jenne and Mrs. Jigs joined the Eastern meeting in LaGrange Monday.
The Late Age College in Cal. has devised a process to manufacture Cheddar cheese cans. The method aims to save waste and reduce odors from the production.
In Oregon City a federal prohibition case against two locals was dropped for failure to prosecute after remaining pending since 1827. In Fremont, Charles Waggones owns the sword of George Washington's bodyguard, with Waggoner a great great grandson of John Wargoner Sr, a member of Washington's militia. The text notes the Arabic word sdmirel as a Latinate form of Ameer.
Mrs. Katherine Baker a former resident of Middle Ridge died Saturday at her son J A Baker’s Lake Avenue home after two lingering illnesses. The family farmhouse is cited as being sold to Charles Herrick before her move. A March 29 meeting of the Middle Ridge Community was planned at the schoolhouse with special music by Adam Blinh of Amherst on his dulcimer. Additional notes mention local residents and visits including Irena Schubert of Elgin and Kenneth Bechtel with Edwina Cotton.
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