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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1920
Page
5
The text lists multiple cooking ideas and instructions for cakes breads and pastries. It mentions Cup Cakes Bran Bread and Light Rouses with hints on ingredients dough rising and baking. The fragmentary notes suggest a casual guide to baked goods and yeast raised items.
Saturday March 20 1920 reads notes of interest from McKinley school with lists of eighth seventh and sixth graders marked for attendance and conduct. It mentions a Sanitary club forming to help Elyma become a 100 percent city, a drift of weather and safety reminders and a series of short schoolroom vignettes on health hygiene and discipline.
An old farmer spots Billy with his mate Nanny beside a valley. Billy’s horns gleam, and the man suspects the circus has produced this pair. He muses over the goats as the scene closes with a wedding hint for Billy and Nanny.
A village tale unfolds as a human group meets goats led by a black leader who invites boys to join the flock. The arrival sparks curiosity and the goats form a circle with Miss Nanny as they recount adventures and welcome the new helper among the country goats.
Julia Dado, a minor, was awarded 2900 damages by common pleas court in Youngstown for an accident on September 1, 1919. She was struck by Tony Marcinau’s automobile while crossing Federal Street, Warren.
Mile. Andree Farman, famed inventor of the planes, is reported as the youngest air pilot in the world. Her mastery spans airplane construction and engine repair, showing remarkable skill for one so young.
Marie Kubelic a three year old girl daughter of Michael Kubelic of 1862 East Cherry Street fell into a tub of boiling water at home. She was rushed to Youngstown Hospital where she died shortly after.
Following a report by Supervising Examiner John A. Bilss of the state bureau of accounting, a deficit of 3985 dollars was found in the account of George W. Shesis, clerk of the Green County Courts. Common Pleas Judge C. H. Xyla ordered removal.
In Everyday Science for Boy Mechanics by Hyde the article explains how the automatic railroad car coupler works. It describes the C shaped jaws that grip a coupling pin, how they align and lock, and how pins are removed to uncouple. It notes the automatic system reduces dangers compared with the old link and pin method.
The piece urges obtaining a birth certificate to prove age when none is available. It stresses that without it, proving age is difficult and advises asking parents to secure the document now. The message concludes that it is never too late to obtain the record.
County commissioners appointed Charles Johnson, a Kenia businessman, to fill the clerk vacancy. Sheets was in his second term, Youngstown. A bonfire explosion on March 20 at the Elks' club hospitalizes Edward Warrard, 18, who later dies at St. Elizabeth's hospital.
Public auction Friday March 26 lists head of horses including bay mares driving mare brown mare sorrel mare and a Shetland pony. Also two dairy cows Chester White brood sows 25 laying hens and various farm tools hay equipment and wagons. Terms cash under 10 dollars and nine month credit on bankable notes. no item removed until settled. Lunch served at noon.
The Methodist Episcopal church invites all to Home Week with 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 10:45 a.m. preaching on The Hearthstone Christian. Evening services include Epworth League at 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. sermon How shall I go up to the Father and the Lord not with me. Attendance urged, readings and special music planned.
Willam Flamer, pastor, Bible School 9:45, Morning worship 11:00, Junior Endeavor, Senior Endeavor, Evening service 7:15, Midweek service Thursday 7:30. Membership urged to hear Dr. D. M. Pratt at eleven o'clock. 4:00.
This friendly church at East Ave and Second St W is led by Pastor S. Smith, residing at 140 Beverly Court. Sabbath school starts 9:45 with classes for all ages, Working Men's class at 10, morning worship 11 with a brief foreign mission review, C. EB at 6:30 and evening service at 7:15. Good music and a welcome to all.
First Congregational on Corat Court and Second streets presents a religious institution devoted to service in Jesus Christ. It aims to cultivate character foster fellowship in work and worship and establish a social order bringing abundant life to many. It welcomes all to services.
Church of Christ invites all who have no church home to its services at 619 East Avenue. Minister W. L. Burner calls worship on the Lord's day, urging self examination and dedication to Christ as Easter time approaches.
Tomorrow's program features Bible school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 85 with topic Is Morality Alone Sufficient Mr Burner continues Acts study and 630 Juniors Immature class on China 730 evening sermon on the Great Bible Doctrines by Mr Turner Personal evangelism class meets weekly with special services nightly prior to Palm Sunday confirmation exams for twenty students listed and senior choir to perform everyone welcome to attend
Akron March 20 Judge H a Spicer of the court of domestic relations and juvenile court urged revival of the whipping post saying the measure would deter crime and aid juvenile rehabilitation.
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