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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1927
Page
3
London's police will equip the fleet with wireless receiving sets to send pursuit instructions directly from headquarters. The plan includes high speed cars with clear distinguishing marks to navigate traffic blocks. Motorcycles were rejected as unsuitable for pursuit work.
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a daily morning dose that cleanses the blood and boosts energy. It argues age is only a state of mind, claiming the product preserves youth, improves mood, and aids physical and mental vigor. A 60 cent bottle is offered with promises of feeling younger soon.
Funeral services Monday for Jacob Kuellmer who died March 25 1927 after a brief illness. Rev Henry Fuessner of Clareland and Rev Chaar Holzworth assisted with songs by Mr and Mrs Ray Hearn of Amherst. Pallbearers listed and burial in Brownhelm cemetery. Kuellmer born April 12 1852 spent life on Brownhelm farm. married Mary Schmink August 1876. seven children with mother and four others predeceased him. Survived by daughter Mrs R A Miller their families, son Franti of Elyria, four grandchildren, two sisters, and several relatives. Out-of-town attendees noted.
Twenty women and children attended the special meeting of the Ladies Act society at the church on Thursday afternoon March 24. Mrs. Htingworth of Elyria gave a short talk.
About one hundred garage men bankers lawyers and other business people in Elyria attended a Roehl Oil company banquet at the Y M C A to hear A A Schaefer of Oak Motor Co North Tonawanda NY present a scientific talk on lubrication The audience was shown oil quality with actual tests and the speaker illustrated with demonstrations The event followed a social hour and the remarks urged Christian action by all attendees.
An instructive talk on missionary work led to the Vincent church ladies organizing a Foreign Missionary Society. The next meeting is set for Thursday, April 7 at the church. Mrs Grace Haynes and her children visited her aunt Mrs Lillian Taft. Mrs Maud Westrott entertained the Maccabee club. Wayne Jackson has been severely ill with a cold.
Royalton residents share weekend visits with friends and relatives. Geof Haag and Eve Howard visit at the Jatters home. Clair Howard hosts guests including Eve Howard and Theron Goodwin. New babies arrive. Walkden family moves. Ruggies farm purchase. Bob Saurer from New Philadelphia recalls old times with Clair Howard.
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