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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1924

Page

9

British leaders urge moderation on German reparations

At Chequers Court British officials led by Prime Minister Ramaay MacDonald discussed German reparations with Belgium figures Paul Hyman and M Theunis. The fall of the Poincare ministry has given England influence over policy and the talks emphasized moderation to help Germany regain economic footing.

Poincare England M. Hyman M. Theunis Ramaay MacDonald Sir Eyre Crowe Foreign Office Chequers Court Germany Paul Hyman Belgium

Amherst Choral Union Concert Delights Large Audience

Amherst May 20 The Amherst Choral Union presented a spring concert at the opera house under Mrs Lucelle Hearn with George Abderholden Wolinist and Miss Zelma Muth reader. Each number drew encore and the patriotic finale drew attention as Florence Frieder stood at attention Dorothy Cox held the American flag. The directress was thanked with flowers and sweet peas corsages were given. The group has rehearsed weekly for seven months and performed several times. They will sing at the St Peters Evangelical church Baccalaureate service Sunday evening.

Amherst Amherst Choral Union Opera House Lucelle Hearn George Abderholden Wolinist Zelma Muth Florence Frieder Dorothy Cox Iss Hearn Nineriars Misé Agnes la

Enrolment Tops One Hundred Twenty at Amherst Bible School

May 20 Amherst reports 120 pupils enrolled at the Vacation Bible School with expectations for more as unfavorable weather continues. May 24 the Amherst Study club met at home of Mrs Maye Blam with readings and a program led by Mrs Harry Leuzler. Rev f J Soell attended Evangelical Brotherhood convention and states the state convention will be in Amherst next year. Local social notes record visits and events among residents from Cleveland Painesville Lorain and Elyria with various confirmations and social gatherings.

Amherst Amherst Vacation Bible School Maye Blam Spring Street Theodore Roosevelt Roemer Harry Leuzler George Parker F. J. Soell Evangelical Brotherhood George Neiding Sant Wrage J. H. Friederick, Sr Jeanette Woetze Cleveland Tetor Lisie Bruce Ware Hodges Painesville Charles Ludwig J. B. Avery Joseph Arth Loretta Fox Walter Cle Barbara Stolz Carl Bodman J. Turner Elmer Deuschle Lorain George Rousencranz L. Stough Elyria

Eastern Star inspection at Masonica hall in Wellington

Wellington May 20. East ern Star will hold a special meeting at Masonica hall with Dr. Florence E Meek Grand Worthy Matron inspecting Officer. Also Entre Nous Girls host Dorothy Foote gathering with prizes for bridge won by Kathryn Murray and second by Bert Curtice. Mrs Horace Bassett hospitalized for appendicitis.

Wellington Masonica Hall Florence E. Meek Nmiss Dorothy Foote Miss Bigelow White Miss Weaver Miss Murray Kathryn Murray Bridge Bert Curtice Horace Bassett Elyria Memorial Hospital Carolina Rernard

Stocks Open Weak as Bonus Bill Impact Hits Prices

The New York market opened weak amid the bonus bill outcome. Gains dissolved as nearly all listings fell. railways and specialties suffered, with some drops reaching six points. Trade remained unsettled after the early forenoon selling surge.

N. KL. Srucn New York N. Y S. Atees

Mystery surrounds sinking of former Army transport

Market reports describe oil and steel movements amid a February slump and a muted trading day. Noon stock prices show mixed results. oil, rails led losses while Humble Oil action slightly improved petroleum outlook. foreign exchange weakened with the French franc at a new low.

Spraad Boa Humble Oil Company U. S. Army Wac

Cleveland Livestock Market Report May 20 Summary

Cleveland livestock updates show cattle receipts 150 with steady market, calves 260 steady, sheep and lambs 509 steady with top 1500, hogs 3000 with markets higher. York road sacks no clear meaning remains.

Cleveland Livestock Cleveland York

Opening Liberty Bonds Rates Reported in New York

Opening Liberty bonds quotes are listed for May 20 with prices on several issues including 3 9 1 1 23 99.30 for the first 4 1 4s at 100.8, second 4 1 45 at 100.1, third 4 1 45 at 100.31, fourth 4 1 48 at 100.17, and new 4 1 45 at 162.14.

New York American Can American Zinc Wen Anaconda Penaee Atchison Eee Od Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel Pf Butte and Superior Westinghouse Sceneeaes Willys-Overland Liberty Bonds Fouth New

Baby Ehlke Dies in One Day Burial at Ridgelawn

Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ehlie of 530 East Avenue died at one day old and was buried yesterday in Ridgelawn Cemetery with Rev. Harry Mubly officiating. An unrelated line notes an average of 60 nuts per Oceanut tree.

Ehlke Arthur Ehlie Eastavenue Ridgelawn Harry Mubly

Foot Easing Claim Promises Quick Relief For Burns

An old advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a fast acting foot treatment. It claims relief from burning feet in minutes and improvement in a couple of days, urging readers to buy from Phillips' drug store.

Phillips’ Drug Store

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