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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1924
Page
12
Washington May 15 President Coolidge vetoed the Soldiers' Bonus Insurance Bill citing public economy and the need to curb government expenditure. The veto, predicted by leaders in both parties, prompts an early move in Congress to override it.
Oberlin reports La Circle Francais presents Hideaux by Paul Coudry and Le Peintre Exigeant by Tristan Bernard tonight at 7 30 in Sturgis Hall. First play centers on a mother in law clashing with children over art tastes. second shows an eccentric painter convincing a couple he is the class’s best. Both directed by Misa Swift and Professor Jameson.
The Ohio Congregational Conference at Wellington enters its second day with devotions led by Dean Thomas Graham of Oberlin on "Adventuring." A morning session runs from 9 to 1 with business discussions and a keynote on "Can Work In Ohio" by Cleveland secretary George Lo Smith, addressing the rise in church activity.
A fragment listing several schools and associated staff members including Georgiana Gates and Leanne Moore with principals Ruth Van Dorn Frances Tutthill and Marguerite Schnur Edna Reinke and other named teachers and caretakers. The text preserves names such as Nellie Boyd Fern Rhodes Gates Margrit Hewett Annie Spencer Hattie Hubbard and Clare Friday.
The article explains burning feet come from joint trouble in the foot and claims Joint-Ease soaks in to reach the cartilage and ligaments of the joints. It contrasts this with past methods like powders and skin-focused salves.
Margaret Peggy Walsh daughter of Willard Walsh of Park Avenue eloped with Benjamin Tyndale I and wed Charles M Warner heir to Grove Warner sugar fortune. The double elopement drew wide notice as Peggy and her schoolmate Katherine Wheeler ran off with Thomas Tilney at the same time.
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