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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1922
Page
8
A narrator contemplates where to live in New York to avoid a feared man after hours. Billy helps arrange a room unseen while the narrator plans to mislead Ted and asks a landlady to deny knowledge of them. The scene ends with Ted in the tea room and the narrator pondering further action.
Nurse Fry of Independence recalls letters from mothers worldwide praising Sykes Comfort Powder. She says it heals and prevents chafing rashes and skin irritations in babies and cites a photo of a problem free infant as proof. The product claims six healing antiseptic ingredients not found in ordinary talcums and is called a healing wonder by physicians and nurses.
A four mile brick road, Campbell pike, runs from Utica to Hamilton Crossings in Knox County, honoring late Utica banker David Pressley Campbell. He funded 33090 for bricks and 44000 for road improvements, with a granite meteorite monument and bronze tablet marking the county line. The dedication, held December 16 1921, drew thousands as it celebrated a permanent local memorial.
Grafton public schools eighth grade will hold commencement May 19 at the Co Banna church. Twelve girls and eight boys compose the class. The program features two plays, When Patty Saved the Day and What Happened at Brerck, with Mrs. Irma Guyeske as teacher.
A-list of guests attended a Elyria area club event hosted by Mrs H L Swift with June 14 as the next hostess date. Walter Keister of Grafton and Miss Zella Gilder of Ridgeville wed in Elyria on May 10 with Rex W C Birkner presiding. The bride, a Memorial Hospital graduate and former Elyria High School nurse, will reside in Pittsburgh. Grafton public schools staged a community entertainment with choruses and soloists. Thirty women attended the Loyalty class of the MHE Sunday school at Mrs A A Spitzer's home for an evening of readings and music. The class plans a meeting June 13 at Mrs Glenn Rogers. Mr and Mrs A E Mennell visited in LaGrange. Robert Nesbett of Cleveland is visiting relatives. A I Worth returned from Valley City to resume night watchman duties at the new mills.
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