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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1922
Page
5
Notices announce receivership for Yee Dong Gin and a probate filing in the Adam C Field estate. The document includes parcels in Ridgeville Township and a North Olmsted school building bid with specs, bonding, and April 15 1922 deadlines.
A scanned market page lists butter dairy creamery eggs and various produce. It also shows fish and meat items like pickerel halibut mackerel oysters beef veal pork and ham with pricing hints and coarse grain and coal data alongside grain market prices and wholesale figures.
Amherst March 28. A regular school board meeting awarded the heating contract for the new addition to the J. E. Roemer Company of Cleveland. A local petition for reducing teachers salaries was rumored but not proposed at the meeting.
Amherst March 28. The St Peters church basketball team lost to a picked team in a close game. Belden, Lynch, and Baumbart led the opposition to a 30 to 20 victory after St Peters led in the second quarter. Belden made thirteen field goals and Baumbart contributed strong guarding. Also includes brief Amherst notes.
R. C. Blum motored to Cleveland yesterday. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kreeger at the hospital Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ludwig were Cleveland visitors yesterday morning.
The Second Annual Oratorical Contest of Wellington district elementary schools will be held Wednesday evening March 29 at Wellington High School. Contestants from Henrietta Camden Brighton Rochester Pittsfield Huntington and Penfield compete in two divisions lower and upper grades. Each township sends one representative per division. Winners advance to the county contest in Elyria on April 7.
Mr and Mrs Ray Jackson return from Florida after wintering there. Grace Prindle visits aunt Mrs May McLelland in LaPorte. Mrs James Alexander entertains Mrs Rob Stevens and Mrs Roy Osborne of Columbia. Mr and Mrs Baker of Blyria move into Rob Idesons house. Elmer Humphrey improving. J E Reisinger on sick list. Carlisle township speaking contest held at M E B church last Friday. Prizes awarded to Ethel Muller and Marguerite Sabo. Frank Moshier body laid to rest at LaPorte Cemetery. He was longtime Carlisle resident.
Last Wednesday John Proudfoot returned home from a Cleveland hospital after surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Jamey Beveridge visited family in Detroit. Mrs. Chas Owen and Mrs. Z A Shaw spent Sunday with the Nichols in Lorain. Easter sale and supper planned by the Ladies Benevolent Society on April 12. Mrs. Chas Taylor is described as very weak. Arthur Forg and Sons with guests visited Oberlin. A bride’s party held in Congregational church parlors with gifts from Ladies Benevolent Society. Three families move from Ridgeville to Strongsville Wellington and Huntington. Sarah Gerlach of Elyria visited B E Knowles. Oneita Harmon, formerly of Ridgeville, now in Elyria, is ill and in Memorial hospital.
Elyria resident Mrs. H. S. Cutler reports long use of Doan's Kidney Pills for back and side pains. She says kidneys regulated and health improved, with a later note she no longer needed them for a while. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY ad copy.
A health guidance piece explains how milk teeth number twenty and affect future permanent teeth. It urges parents to clean first teeth twice daily, begin teaching brushing early, limit sugary foods, and visit a dentist every six months to prevent decay and misalignment.
Lillian greets the narrator and Katie after a tense journey. Dicky and Katie are rushed to care as hospital plans unfold. Lillian questions the mysterious stranger while Katherine’s return remains crucial to the unfolding drama.
On Wednesday evening March 29 a reception will be held in the Congregational church parlors to honor Stanley Young and his bride. Invites extend to all church members and friends. The article notes the sapphire ledge at Yogo Creek Montana was discovered via an animal method and mentions a trapper involved in captures.
Readers learn how certain animals, by chance, uncover sapphires buried in soil discarded by badgers, highlighting an unlikely treasure tale and the creatures involved.
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