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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1922
Page
5
The local antecedent text shows an organizing committee seeking materials for officers for the coming year. E. P. Poste declines to act in his capacity. Elyris plans to serve as treasurer. Heads have not all been decided, but reports are prepared for tomorrow’s meeting.
Possible headquarters for the conductors union convention from Co to Cleveland is discussed on the second day of the session. Town representatives arrive with a strong lobby to push change and political action with progress and farmer groups. A new party or labor allies may be discussed by reformers and friends of labor.
May 3 Mrs Edward, aged in her teen years, died at home after an incident in Columbus rail yards. Her husband, a railroad worker, severed pieces in the yards and a weeks old child is cared for by grandparents.
Near East Relief representative M. A. Cossaboon from New York, with Dr. William Collings, tours Lorain county to raise funds. Meetings are planned at Fi Congregational church on the 14th, United Presbyterian on the 21st, and St. Andrew's on the 28th, with more talks to follow. The appeal highlights Armenian girls forced into white slavery and about 109,000 orphaned children in Near East needing aid in 179 orphanages.
Washington May 2 The postal bulletin from Postmaster General Work calls for a nationwide Mother’s Day tribute Sunday May 14. He urges flag display on all post office buildings to honor mothers noting nearly all offices already fly flags.
President Harding asked Congress for an extra $500000 to fund the Department of Justice in prosecuting cases of fraud against the government linked to war contracts.
By Clifford Toothurst the green dinner was enjoyed. The afternoon was spent in playing bridge. Mrs. Gawn leaves in the near future for Cleveland where Mr. Gawn has accepted a position with the Stearns Motor company.
Amherst May 3 The Amherst Merchants baseball team under Ashley Stack won their first game 20 to 15 against Lorain. Next Sunday they travel to Sandusky to play the citys strong professional team as fund raising continues for new uniforms.
A baby was born at the hospital to Mr and Mrs George Martin on Monday evening in Amherst. The report notes the arrival of a child, without listing additional details or affiliations.
May 3 report from Amherst describes Mr and Mrs W J Dags visiting from Hutfaro and staying with Green and family. Numerous relatives from Vermilion Huntington Lorain Elyria and Lakewood visit or join gatherings with Schibler Cook Hasenfife Griffin and Wanton families. A lively round of Sunday calls and afternoons across several households.
Mr and Mrs Norman Friend of Lorain visited Mr and Mrs H Shinskey and family in the afternoon. Miss Madeline Mitchell of Signham spent the weekend with her sister Mrs John Wilhel. The Cannett couple, visiting C B Schriellys, returned to Cleveland Sunday evening. The Galloway families and Bert Galloway saw Ed H Simerson in midweek social stop.
Local notice features Julius Mayer of Dayton promoting Lithiated Buchu as a cure for nighttime urination and frequent daytime urges. Ad claims it tonifies kidneys and bowels, lists a household price, and urges readers to view the formula at Crandall's drug stores in Mechanicsburg Ohio.
Mr and Mrs Robert Hasenflus and son Nelson called at the Chas Hasenflua home Sunday. Mrs Charles Griffin and Donald spent Sunday with ALF Davis of South Amherst. Mr Harry McDonnell and Mrs F Miller of Elyria called on Mr and Mrs Joe Smith Friday evening. Roland Foster and Mr and Mrs Peter Springer were in Lorain Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs William Springer and family of Amherst visited Mrs Catherine Springer Sunday.
A sweeping reform in Sweden establishes equal division of joint income between wives and husbands by law. The change links taxation and financial rights to shared earnings, affecting family finances and spousal economic equality nationwide.
The highest court of Massachusetts rules women may hold all sective and appointive offices. Princess Mary is noted as a keen reader, counting Tennyson among her favorite authors.
The Robinson Hancock Co offers short sleeve ankle length union suits at $1 per suit with a Metropolitan style presentation. Stock appears limited and promotion targets casual wear markets.
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