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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1924
Page
4
Karl r, a Wooster student from the mountains, overcame hardship to become an honor student and star athlete. His success earned him a Rhodes Scholarship while Dunbar’s illness sent him to Tennessee. The piece notes his oratorical wins and football and baseball roles on Boaz’s team.
A 350 voice chorus and 44 instrumentalists from the L Symphony Orchestra perform Stillman Kelley’s Pilgrim's Progress. The event features Edo May leading the ensemble as it presents the work to a large audience.
A Willow Grove precinct judge asked the Bel-NOEL county election board on primary day for permission to close the booth saying voters showed no interest. The board refused to permit closing despite returns indicating no voter interest.
William Stimpert, a Lewisville area farmer in Monroe County, died by his own hand. He was found by his son in a garage on the family farm.
Mrs J H Dellefield attended a Ladies Aid meeting in Amherst. Amherst visitors include Henry Kane B Wood and the Dellefields. Families from Lorain Elyria and South Ridge visit locals. Social calls and business visits connect Amherst and nearby towns.
Mrs. Carl Dellefield hosts Sunday gathering as Henry Neiding visits Amherst. Neighbors and relatives from Lorain Griswold road Murray Ridge and Elyria share calls and entertainment. The Town Line school plans an entertainment Friday and the South Ridge Missionary Society holds its annual meeting Thursday afternoon.
The notice urges all afflicted to seek examination by Dr Snell, promising frank assessment and treatment for catarrh stomach disorders nerves rheumatism skin issues and womb troubles. It invites those told incurable to consult anyway and offers chemical and microscopic analysis of blood urine and sputum.
Township officials report exhausting district funds and appeal to charitable agencies and individuals to aid the suffering coal miners. Donations have already been made to the cause as of May 6.
In Glouster Ohio on May 6 Chan Palmer of Redtown was among more than 80 liquor charges filed in one month. Fines totaled about 40 000 dollars and the state supreme court ruling confirms these penalties must be paid.
ELH pany has purchased the Defiance Mineral Water works and will dismantle the plant, ending local production and operations at the site. The purchase signals a major change for the Defiance facility and regional water product supply.
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