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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1921
Page
8
Mrs. Jed G. Wilkes of San Francisco broke the Pacific Coast trap record by hitting nine of one hundred clay pigeons at the Lakeside traps of Olympic Club. She is noted as an accomplished shot and also skilled in swimming golf and horseback riding.
A fragmented summary lists imports of American spaghetti and banks in the United States, mentions a price per yard in a British market, notes a gold mine discovery in Denver, references Canada and New Brunswick fishing grounds, and claims Wisconsin has the lowest street fares among American cities. The text mixes disparate topics with uncertain details.
Mrs. Robert O. Reyd of 127 North Denver St Kan City says Tanlac relieved years of rheumatism stomach troubles and nervous issues after three bottles. She states her energy returned appetite improved sleep better and overall health boosted by the medicine she urges others to try. Adv indicates Tanlac sold in Elyria by F J Ebert.
Elyria resident J W Sherrard Jr 25 a former Elyria youth was crushed at the Paducah Electric Co plant in Paducah Kentucky when caught between a moving coal car and a brick wall. He sustained a crushed skull and severe injuries with six months to regain strength. His father J W Sherrard of Elyria was notified and Sherrard Jr previously worked for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad before moving to Kentucky two weeks ago. His wife and two children remain in Paducah.
The text presents miscellaneous figures on meat production. cigarette sales and Utah laws. Canada agricultural promotion spending. Spain wine consumption. Rhode Island population density. U S treasury cash holdings. and average U S farm land values. It compiles numeric data across sectors without a single cohesive event.
In Lorain the Congregation and Sisterhood held an afternoon event at 15th Street Temple with over 150 attendees. Prizes and souvenirs were distributed to Sunday school children and a vocal solo segment followed by refreshments. Teachers in charge led the activities.
Rheuma quick and sure remedy sold and guaranteed by C W Phillips acts fast and safely to drive from the system the poisons that cause stiffness and pain in joints and muscles.
Rev Egli of St Peter's church will organize an adult confirmation class on Wednesday evening, March 30. The class will meet weekly at the parsonage on Church street for catechetical instruction. Members will be confirmed and join the church on Pentecost Sunday. Dinner party hosted by Dr and Mrs Wiseman honored their son Clovis Wiseman home for spring vacation with guests including Ben Sizelove Garver of Lorain Chester Blum and Leonard Wilson of Brownhelm.
Lieutenant Colonel Clarence O. Sherrill, newly appointed chief military aide to President Harding, served with engineers in France and earned the Croix de Guerre. He will oversee public buildings and grounds in the District of Columbia and is a North Carolina native and 1901 West Point graduate.
On account of the death of her husband Mrs Thomas C Lang will auction at her residence two miles north of La Grange and seven and a half miles south of Styria. Auction starts Thursday March 3 at 10:00 a.m. with cattle horses hens hay corn oats engine farm tools and a Dodge Touring Car. Lunch served. 6 months terms 7 percent interest bankable notes over $10. Elyria.
Mrs. Katherine Merthe and children Marguerite and Earl and Mr. Frank Rae of this city were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. M Harris on Church street. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Gallatin and Mr. and Mrs. Erie of Lorain were Amherst visitors Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snider of Milan avenue invite Methodist Congregational church members to a tureen party Friday night.
ELYRIA Earl Warren four teen year old son of W H Warren of West Dover visited Elyria with his parents Saturday night and wandered among crowded streets. Police were asked to locate the boy and after a couple of hours he was returned to his anxious parents.
Oberlin College Women’s Glee Club, with members from fourteen states, will tour Ohio Indiana and Illinois starting March 30. The roster lists first and second sopranos altos and a pianist and director John E Wickler with a varied ensemble traveling to Wauseon Heikart Oak Park Chicago Ligonién Sandusky.
The ad highlights roof services amid storms offering repairs or new roofs at moderate cost. It invites readers to obtain an estimate.
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