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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1922
Page
11
Elyria coal dealers report sturdy inventories of hard and soft coal as they prep for a potential strike. Dealers cite ample yard space and cautious buying, urging customers to limit purchases to immediate needs to stretch supplies. The survey notes several yards are better stocked than a year ago and confident they can meet normal demand for a period.
Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Schubert spent Sunday at Midway with relatives and friends, returning after a pleasant gathering.
Cora visited Mrs Behner at 2 Cleveland with Clarence Cook and son Stanley. Charles P Coon and family from Elyria joined Port Clinton relatives for Sunday. Pete and Stanch Shinskey of Florence spent time with the Shinsky family. Walter Hysell and son Bobby visited Albert More. Lilian Whitton of Delaware vacationing with Ed and family. Albert More staying with brother Paul More in South Amherst.
Chestnut Ridge March 24 report notes winners Winifred Hills and Ralph Fullmer for first prizes Eleanor Squire and Geraldine Hall won second prizes Judges included Miss Newton Kirk Mrs Bassett of the bridges and Mr Elmer Alexander of LaPorte. Upcoming events at Laporte school house March 24 and April 7 lectures by Dr McIntosh. Also local moves and visitors. Belgium’s women cease mining and dock work in war era.
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as concentrated heat for rheumatism neuritis backache and sore muscles. It claims tingling heat within minutes and full warming in three, easing pain and congestion. The ad urges readers to buy genuine Bowles with Rowles name on the package.
Miss Gertrude Van Wagner Brownheim spent the weekend as a guest of Mrs Wr Trinter. The Wide-awake class met at Mrs F H Gegenheimer’s home and the Ladies Rural club gathered at Mrs A W Ladrac h's residence. Kathryn Fey visiting Michigan. Mrs. Ralph Wilshire and Olive Gegenheimer hosts noted. A discussion on historical corsets appears, with notes on waist fashion from the 16th and 17th centuries."}
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