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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1926
Page
3
The report highlights a street parade with zebras hybrids and other equine hybrids produced by scientific crossing of full bred zebras and Kentucky thoroughbred horses. It notes a fine display of rare animals seldom seen in captivity.
Bridgeport reports worry over Britain’s general strike tied to a death by gas linking Mrs Mary Troje a close student of social conditions in England. Rockefeller estate near Pocantico hosts a world class gym planned at 500000 dollars. In Atlantic City a device promises a cure for high blood pressure through liver extracts as Dr Ralph Major reports. New York dispatches note Yugoslav King Alexander Queen Warle and Prince Peter receive red enamel gifts from the Yugoslav colony at Nes York via Consul Paslesikovichh and Prof Michael Pupin. Jordanville celebrates Pela Filkins fifth birthday. Newark notes Rose Goldstein from a Jewish family turns Roman Catholic as a cloistered nun in Dominican monastery. Schenectady reports GE invents an electrically equipped machine for odorless fresh eggs at its laboratory.
A Wellington v Willington social gathering in Wellington O on Courtland Street saw about twenty members attend an afternoon program led by reader Lena Doblam. The ITB group displayed posters while Mrs Vine and Mrs Wight with Miss Dirlam gave devotional talks and a short recitation about the Livonia convention. Refreshments were served by Mrs Jones.
The report notes police and civilians quelling rioting at a meeting attended by Miss Virgil Warren and Mrs Robert Holland with refreshments served at closing. Teachers discuss reappointments and a list of new hires to be announced soon in the Chronicle Telegram. White, Inc. takes over Oberlin and Wellington stores, with Oberlin store among the oldest and to remain under local management.
An early 20th century notice invites customers to call or visit 2941 Broad Street for dry cleaning, pressing, repair, and delivery services as advertised in the Chronicke Telegram Want Page.
At a Capitol Theatre Co meeting last evening John Vekras was elected president and general manager Robert gt ce secretary and Sam Sandarkle treasurer.
George Schibley transfers part of original Am Aberst two lots to Stephen Dompakaz for $1. John Molmar sells part of original La Grange two lots to James Dinz Jr for $10. John W Brandt transfers part of lot 285 in block 51 of Elvira to M F Ellett for $1. William B Jordan sells sublot 21 in Kaiser Brothers Subdivision Elyria 19 to John Tel zerow.
Alfred Pember of Henry Kane Jet 234 Jo Harris Heirs Addition to Amherst details in an autos glass and plating business ad. Established 1920. The brief notice lists 140 West Street contact 37491.
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