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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1926
Page
2
The piece notes a quiet shift in men's headwear toward curl brim effects while the fedora Alpina remains popular. Pearl greys rise as a spring color, fancy bands add color to hats, and light straw sailors gain favor as warmer weather approaches. Derby trends expand from eastern markets westward.
Excavations in Shinar near Kish uncover mounds that may be Opis with clay tablets and inscribed seals supporting ancient city ruins. Langdon notes early Sumerian tablets and 6,000 year old pottery confirm long civilization origins as expeditions press on amid harsh conditions.
Ancient artifacts endure after millennia as scholars study fragmentary remains. Researchers note their preservation challenges and historical insights while artifacts from distant eras surface in ongoing excavations and museum displays.
Ridgeville society notes dated March 3 describe Miss Mary Gibbons visiting her Boston aunt over Easter. Ralph Reed and Frank Redmond went to Thurman to fetch his wife and sons visiting her parents. S S G Shaw and Alten of Elyria visited his parents. Ranch joined the Grange last Tuesday. Miss Littie Maddock has been ill. Mrs. Robert Juringus and Mrs. Charles Schwind of Cleveland visited Mrs. B C Miller. H D Furst left for Columbus to attend school.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Faelgner returned from Florida where they spent the winter months. Miss Hazel Maddock attended a weekend event in Lorain as guest of Miss Kneipper. Mrs John Lafrinier joined Auction Bridge last Friday at Mrs Grace Welhells in Lakewood. Twelve covers and luncheon served at twelve thirty. Mr Frank Brewer is sick with a severe cold.
Ady Fisher completes a 42 day fast and advocates fruit juices as a cure all. Social notes list visits and illnesses including Mr. and Mrs. La Valle in Elyria, Miss Hollys Jones in Thurman, and local family updates. A new baby girl for Clyde Van Wormer is mentioned amid assorted household news.
Former World War I doughboy Joe Harris, Washington slugger, has had the scar removed from his left eye area. The operation frees him to stand straight at the plate and swing freely, aided by a new photo comparison showing the change.
Veteran fans recall the defunct pace as the New England League tracks the pennant race this summer. Cyclists who raced six days at Madison Square Garden now head overseas to join a Paris event beginning April 8.
Congress opens impeachment action on Judge George W. English of Illinois after the House Judiciary Committee recommends trial in the Senate on alleged misconduct and misuse of office. The judge denies the allegations.
Larry Doyle of the New York Giants won the National League batting title in 1915 with a .320 average. The statement notes it as the circuit’s lowest average to win the championship.
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