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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1920
Page
7
The men pictured are prominent figures in the new cabinet. Mueller is the new premier, and ex Premier Bauer serves as minister of economy in the reshuffled government.
Phillip Gibbone’s new Realities of Wars critiques the British staff and top brass for strategic blunders in World War I. The author, a war correspondent, argues failures in training and leadership among generals, citing the Loos disaster and mismanaged offensives. The piece also notes local notices about funerals, visitors, and social updates from Grafton and Elyria communities.
Claud Clark of Hlyria visited Saturday night. Mrs. Dimke was in Elyria Saturday on business. Cellan Spitzer of Chatham stayed with his parents. Miss Mildred Dimke visited her uncle Harley Hoffman. Mrs. Rowe Spitzer of Lorain was home Sunday. Neilson of Lorain visited his daughter Mrs Schworers and husband. Guy Wheeler visited relatives Monday.
Cardinal Gibbons considers a Rome trip to meet a rule requiring every cardinal to be present at least once every five years. Archbishop Francis M. Redwood arrived in Baltimore to visit Gibbons for two days. A separate note from the Mexican railworkers union warns of a general strike by April 2 across the Southern Pacific de Mexico including Cananea to Sinaloa, per Governor De La Huerta.
March 19 event hosted by the Home Gake rub at Mrs Jace Diels with Miss Wanda Przyluska serving a fine dinner. Bursefry Columbus attended and spoke in the afternoon. Future club meeting set for April 4 with Mrs Walt Baker. Petty to be the program topic.
Elyria High School graduates pursuing business careers have a nearby top rated college. The Oberlin Business College is praised for thorough training and high standards, meeting state inspection and equipment requirements. It is among Ohio’s first to be listed by the State Department of Public Institutions.
England faces an alarm over cotton supply with 85 percent of raw cotton from the United States. Lancashire mill owners push developing cotton resources in Egypt, India, and Central Africa as imports tax discussions rise. One in eight English citizens depends on the cotton spinning industry while American price trends may stay high due to global demand and labor concerns.
Arthur Shaber made a business trip to Detroit on Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Bush hosted her mother from Lorain on Wednesday. John Shaw of Elyria is spending Easter with his grandparents. A daughter Regina arrived March 16 at Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shuster. Mrs. E Poffenbach and daughter Marian arrived Saturday to visit. Rev M Young and wife of Cleveland were entertained at the Dunham home on Sunday.
Mr. Bogler and family occupy the Havers home in Elyria while the Havers stay with the Andersons. The Ladies Benevolent Society holds an Easter sale and serves a chicken dinner at Congregational church parlors on Friday evening April 4. Will Pickard and Robert Washy visit Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shaber in Oak Harbor. The D Lloyds attend the funeral of Mrs. D Lloyds aunt Mrs. Kelling at St Mary's Elyria. The Congregational church Easter service features music by the young people's choir.
Diamond Dyes promise rich fade resistant color on wool silk linen cotton or blends. The instruction book guides diamond dyeing over any color with room for no errors. The color card helps match Dye shades to fabrics.
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