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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1922
Page
5
Lorain county dairymen plan a meeting next Friday after noon March 24. Professor Erf of Ohio State University Dairy Department will discuss milk production and distribution problems. Court Room No. 1 opens promptly at 1 15 p m.
The seventh annual Ohio Chiropractic Association convention will convene in Cleveland at the Statler Hotel on April 22 and 23. Secretary Dr. Charles B. Dickinson announced the event after a trustees meeting accepted an invitation from Cuyahoga County chiropractors to host in April.
Mrs John Lions visits parents at Henrietta Hill. Wallace McDowell died at Harry Carters garage. Peter N House's children improving slowly. Fred Almroth buys Mary Marks Wilber's place. Parker and Beckstein plan to move saw mill to river bank. Ed Broughton rents store from A N Hand. A N Hand sold store to Ed Broughton. George Temple improving after illness. Farmers retapped trees for sap run. Leon Mapes and Edwin Hasenpflug visit. Paul Springer rents Mrs A H Heimath farm.
North Eaton March 21 Elaine Cole recovering from scarlet fever Weston Eckhart broke her arm when she was struck by a wagon loaded with cinders Mr and Mrs B M Ross move to Giles farm Elza Reisinger takes Ross’s former habitation gas drillers lose tools in a Hill farm well Ione Cole home from Elyria with severe illness Henry Shuster and family occupy part of Elza Reisinger’s house Charlie Carrick in Lorain visited Eaton last week Jennie Cole hears from Grace Longson in Alberta thermometer 50 below zero snow 11 feet deep.
The famed Cardinal Mezzofanti who lived from 1774 to 1849 is noted for extraordinary linguistic ability. He reportedly spoke 114 languages or dialects and knew about 50 more well.
Looking back over the years this business has grown from a modest beginning to its present size. Gratitude is extended to thousands of patrons for loyal support and to faithful co workers who daily serve customers and conserve store interests.
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