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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1926

Page

3

Berlin Heights Pythian Sisters inspect Temple meeting

About one hundred attended the Berlin Temple No 0Pythian Sisters inspection last Tuesday. Four candidates were initiated with visitors from Lone Temple Sandusky and Lorain Temple. Mrs Mary Tapper and Mrs Henry addressed the group while Helena Laven presented gifts. refreshments followed. Funeral services for Mrs John Penney Suart were held Saturday at Townsend residence. Weekend guests Hilda Krueger and Marie Darralo visited the Krueger family.

Beblin Heights Seveal Berlin Viafters Lone Temple Sandusky Lorain Temple Lorain Mary Tapper Elgris

Local notes from Elyria to Norwalk and Berlin

Joe Hendrickson and Alma visited Elyria relatives. Mrs Koppenhafer of Shinrock aids Mrs Floyd Koppenhafer in Mt. Clemens after a hand injury from a needle. Clara Green spent Tuesday in Norwalk. June Jenkins ill at grandparents on East Main Street. Yong Peoples Literary Society met at Mr. and Mrs. Lippus for Mr. Lippus birthday. Hadley spoke on war service and France reconstruction. Mrs. Lloyd Nickels read a Roosevelt Dam piece. Helen Brod read a poem on Yellowstone naming. Games and lunch followed. Wilbur Best escaped injury near Muggles Beach after car collision. Brooks Hine at home on West Main. Another town hall picture show Saturday. Basketball trip to Huron. Huron beat Milan. Berlin Poultry school held with G. S. Vickers speaker. mid-year plans discussed. Ada Benschoten named Purity Supt. Meetings set for second Friday. Mrs. Edwin Cobb visiting Berea. Pierce Hahn died in Sandusky after peach- orchard work. Ackler’s Sandusky band performed. Grange hall social yielded funds for roof. Earl Krueger and Hoffman to Columbus for street work. Lake Shore road to be widened. Bazaar and cafeteria at Congregational church March 26. Large crowd at Ruggies church. Dogs killed several sheep near Wm Holshausar’s stock. Stanley Wright family in Lorain. Horses run amok in Norwalk. one neck broken. Wos: Woodmen of the World to meet in Huron April 18 with fish dinner. Hendricksons hosted by Norwalk relatives. T. Snook died in Norwalk.

Joe Hendrickson Alma Arthur Gordon Elyria Koppenhafer Shinrock Mt. Clemens Michigan Floyd Koppenhafer Clara Green Norwalk A. W. Lippus Mr. Lippus Hadley France Lloyd Nickels Roosevelt Dam Far Habo Helen Brod Yellowstone National Park Wilbur Best Vermitton Muggles Beach Lake Shore Brooks Hine West Main Street Town Hall Huron Milan Berlin G. S. Vickers F. S. Rowler W. Co. T South Street Mattie Luteman Helen Huttenlocker Carrie Spore Cora Andrews Belle Moats Mary S. Hill Ada van Benschoten Lucy Daniels Ada Benschoten W.H. Moats Edwin Cobb Berea Pierce Hahn Sandusky Hahn A. B. Phillips East Main Street Hine Phillips Ruggies Holshausar Stanley Wright Lorain Clarence Hil Prospect Monroe Streets Main Street Tom Wiley Tommy Miami Akron Wiley Farm Bureau Woodman of the World Hurong Woodman Circle M. E. Hendrickson J. P. Hendrickson Evanlette R. Hendrickson Snook

Sciatic Neuritis Treatment Claim In Old Ad

An old advertisement touts Altenrhu Special Formule No 2 capsules as a cure for sciatic neuritis. It promises rapid relief from hip to foot pain within 24 hours and urges continued use until complete comfort returns. C W Phillips supposedly stocks the formula.

C. W. Phillips

Local man mourns loss of daughter in Sandusky incident

The obituary notes the death of a Sandusky resident's daughter on Thursday. It mentions his widow and two daughters Mrs Ed Quick of Sandusky and Mrs Ceph Krémbihl of Norwalk, formerly employed at the local bank. The deceased, Mr. Snook, was well known to readers.

Sandusky Ed Quick Ceph Krémbihl Norwalk Snook Mery Fred. Beer Hagspond Charles Lyle Sinclair W. A. Hartman

Purchase rabbits in Nelsonville O keep game in valley

Fifty pairs of wild Jackrabbits from Kansas have been liberated in the upper looking Valley hills after being purchased by local sportsmen. The hunters anticipate the land will be teeming with game in a few years. Kansas cottontails will next be purchased for propagation in this district.

Nelsonville Plains of Kansas Looking Valley Hills Kansas

Saltillo Mills Boost Cotton Yarn and Denim Output

Saltillo Mexico operates mills for spinning cotton yarn and producing blue denim, signaling expansion in textile capacity and industrial activity in the region. Local workers and suppliers anticipate increased production and potential job opportunities amid ongoing manufacturing growth.

Saltillo Mexico

Dutch bricks used in English homes due to cost advantage

Report notes that Dutch bricks are being employed in England as they are cheaper than locally produced bricks. The shift reflects price pressures on builders and a search for economical materials in the housing market.

England Great Britain

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