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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1926
Page
5
A fragmented account describes past court actions and fines set by a former mayor for drunkenness. It notes changes under a later mayor who kept a flat one hundred dollar per drunk penalty as a measure for city revenue and discipline.
C. L. Fisher a Civil War veteran died at his Courtland home after a year long illness. He was 86 and survived by his wife, son Lewis, and daughter Mrs. G W Barnes. Rev T H Kerr officiated with Sons of Veterans pallbearers. Burial occurred in Huntington.
Local Grange report from Oberlin notes a May 17 Pomona Grange meeting. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Charles Phelp, Walter Warren, Mrs H C Brey ley, and Mr and Mrs E Vincent. The gathering is described as very interesting.
Morris delivers stirring talk on large Baptist gatherings as funds pour in for relief work in Greensboro under home mission. Attendees at Cedar Avenue Baptist Church Cleveland hear Moody Course lesson by Reys Finley. Treva Hawk and Catherine Murray plan two month tour abroad to Madeira Islands Paris and London.
Last Saturday evening the village banks began their summer schedule with later closing hours. They were open from 9 until.
Mrs Lo Al Weinberger and Mr Weinberger have returned from winter vacations in Florida and are visiting relatives and friends in the village.
Mr Philpclisby entertained fourteen friends at his home Saturday evening with dancing and sociable recreation. The event featured lively dancing and friendly conversation among guests.
Marcey Powell and Ed Robinson attended the Crenc Opera in Cleveland last evening. Mr and Mrs Dan Grissinger and W J Powell were Elyria visitors on Monday.
An advertisement features Mrs Morse praising Tepee Herb Tonic for relief from sick headaches and constipation. She recounts years of discomfort and says the tonic restored regular bowels and energy. The ad urges readers to visit C W Phillips' Drug Store for more information from a representative.
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