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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1927

Page

2

Henry Ford Visiting Soviet Russia Would Awe Russia

A May 3 dispatch argues Soviet Russia would enthusiastically welcome Henry Ford, viewing him as the ultimate symbol of capitalism. It imagines a special train to Moscow, open factories and farms, and leaders eager to hear his remarks. The piece values his status, questions safety, and notes how newspapers would hail the visit.

Muscuow Soviet Russia Henry Ford Russia Hessia Moscow Bke Ord Detroit Henry

Rheumatism relief claim for S S S tonic

An advertisement touts S S S as a lasting cure for rheumatism. It features a testimonial from Earl C Campbell of Johnson City Tennessee praising substantial relief after using the vegetable remedy, claiming it strengthens the body and removes pains. The copy urges purchase at drug stores in two sizes.

Earl C Campbell West Main Street Jomnson City Tenn

Vision pioneer Le Baird and the television myth

The article recounts John Le Baird, a Scottish inventor, claiming his fame from a television concept and detailing his erratic career including a Glasgow patent venture, a Trinidad jam factory attempt, and a return to Britain to refine the TV idea amid early 20th century sports meet history at Saratoga and Mott Haven. It also notes the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletics of America events moving from Saratoga to New York and later Franklin Field, with alternating venues between Franklin Field and Harvard Stadium since 1904.

John le Baird Baira Glasgow Trinidad Britain Saratoga Oret Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Ethtiees of America New York City New York AC Mott Haven Franklin Field Philadelphia Harvard Boston

South Amherst High School Class of 1927 Commencement

The South Amherst high school class of 1927 held commencement in the school auditorium. The program included selections by the Count orchestra led by Floyd Moore, an invocation by Rer K A Pelt, salutations by Miss Clara Aebersold, diploma precartations, and a valedictory by Miss Helen Bryant. Diplomas were presented by Carl Menz to Bether Ott Jennie Vargo Helen Bryant Florence Hummer Clara Aebersold Lars Elma Pelt Dorothy Stack Arthur Kilmer George Heussner Arthur Gleason Marvin Kreeger Herbert Merchant Walter Gasser Bar Leonhard and Edward Aebersold, followed by more orchestra selections.

South Amherst South Ankeret High School Count Floyd Moore A. Pelt Clara Aebersold A B Storms Balduin-Wallace College Valdictory Helen Bryant Carl Menz Bether Ott Jennie Vargo Florence Hummer Lars Elma Pelt Dorothy Stack Arthur Kilmer George Heussner Arthur Gleason Marvin Kreeger Herbert

Ladies Society Meeting at Congregational Church

The Ladies' Dime society of the Congregational church held a regular Thursday afternoon gathering in church parlors. Guests included members of the Henrietts and Amherst Congregation societies. A brief business session preceded a program featuring a vocal duet by Mrs E Tennell and Mrs A Snyder and a reading by Dorothy Jours.

Ladies’ Society Ladies’ Dime Society The Congregational Church Henrietts Society Amherst Sivco iMre E Tennel Wis A Snyder Reading Dorothy Jours

Ladies Society Meeting at St Johns Church

The Ladies society of St Johns church will hold their regular meeting at the church parlors on Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments were served by Mrs Clinton Kilmer and Mrs B Kilmer to seventy-five ladies. Mrs Fred Bartlome and Mrs Harry Bracker will entertain. Mrs Charles Nickel spent Saturday in Elyria on business.

H Emerick Ruth O Clinton Kilmer B Kilmer Ladies’ Society of the Charles Nickel Elyria

Local Weekend Travel Notes and Relatives Visit

Alec Marshall and Adrew Nicol spent the weekend in Cleveland with relatives Miss Margaret Schneider left Saturday for Kent. She will be at her home the end of the week Andrew White, John Philips and James R Nicol spent Saturday with family in the city.

Alec Marshall Adrew Nicol Cleveland Margaret Schneider Kent Andrew White John Philips James R Nicol

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