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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1924
Page
4
Suburban briefs from Amherst include community updates, local events, and notices spotlighting residents and groups. Readers learn about gatherings, school activities, and neighborhood concerns in concise items from the suburb.
May 17 Amherst reports a Mexican worker stabbed after a liquor event and jailed for intoxication. Jacob Rosencranz, a rock boss, injured at the Ohio Quarries. Corner stone laying planned for First Lutheran church in Lorain. Community meetings, church notices, and social visits fill the local scene with various attendees and upcoming rites.
Mrs Spink credits Vegetable Compound with a remarkable recovery from long illness and bed rest after weak health and abdominal pains. She reports improvement after taking one bottle and continues as a user while caring for a newborn. A broad purchaser response shows 3 percent benefit.
May 1 Wellington reports a club meeting with 49 members present and guests from the Kywants Club Tremnat atal. The Mel Nach Test at the home of Mrs. Hwoor'e V hosted primary children Bobble. May 17 anticipated arrival of visitors from Washington DC for church events. Williams returns to California with an ankle injury from a dinner event at the Constitutional State Conference drawing 100 couples.
On May 17 the High school junior class entertained the senior class with a decorated Congregational church parlor banquet and theatre party. The menu featured veal, mashed potatoes, asparagus, pickles, salad, dessert, and hot chocolate with mothers serving. Faculty members and students attended, including Wm Marshall, Ruth Mille, Hazel Thompson, Gladys Fowell, Phoebe French, Minnie Abel, Predduck, and Harry Northeim.
Mrs Mintsh Anderson hosted relatives from Marion Ohio while Miss Tuila Albright of Lisbon Ohio visited Mrs Ed Berg. Local families attended Sunday calls and a May 14 Parent-Teacher Association meeting at District No 2 school with 50 present. Officers were elected and programs included singing and refreshments. next meeting set for September.
May 1 report from East Avon lists Mrs Tov Bradgan of Frudusky visiting her mother Mrs John Naget. Mr and Mrs Smythe of Cleveland visiting their parents. Lem Stickney of Cleveland spending time with sister Mrs C Palmer. Mr and Mrs Horn with Mr and Mrs Jake Lef fan of Never Miss Ona Nagel weekend visit. Miss Edith Henry and Miss Lulyan Alten reported sick.
Mrs Frank Eschtruth and Mrs Harvey Mohan of North Ridge were the Cloner queata of Mrs Willian Morrey of the Ford Road. Mrs Reese spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Cleveland and Rocky River. Mr and Mrs William Garrick of the West River Road started by motor for Michigan where they will spend week’s vacation.
May 12 Cleveland market listings show butter eggs oleo cheese poultry and produce prices with crates and bushels listed. Liberty bonds Open and Close quotes for 3s and 4s appear with price figures in New York trading notes.
Stock market opened with steadiness and slightly higher activity. Some sectors showed strength while overall trading was cautious amid political and legislative uncertainties. notable gains appeared in New Orleans Texas and Mexico rails and Missouri Pacific deal news influenced the session.
May 17 Cleveland stock market reports cattle receipts 300 and steady, calf receipts 300 and steady, and sheep and lambs receipts 500 with steady demand. Top prices noted for cattle at 1100 and sheep 1500.
The Wakeman Juniors push for a Decoration Day home game and scheduleSaturday matches in June and July, with contact via Robert McClellan in Wakeman Ohio. Other notes mention Romanie planning to buy aircraft produced domestically and Danzig fishing boats with motors over 16 HP. London street accidents last year injured 69 513 people, 667 fatally. King Alfonso signs his name starting with the scroll. Consider placing an ad in Chronicle telegram want columns.
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