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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1925
Page
5
Amherst village council met May 20 A to pass ordinances regulating pool halls and howling alleys. Additional measures cover paving Jackson and Milan streets. Traffic rules were proposed by J J Smythe and tabled for the next session.
The session at the Congregational church on Thursday afternoon features devotionals by Mrs. Eastman and Rev. Eastman, a Sabbath observance, essays by fifth and sixth graders, piano and organ pieces, readings from Out Look, and musical numbers by Mrs. Snider Mrs. Pietch Mrs. Harris and others. A silver offering funds expenses with a closing benediction by Rev. Soell.
A party in Amherst honors John Garland Wa fred Heathcote of Elyria and other relatives with a tureen dinner and a large cake. Attendees include Jenne family Guld Richmond Byrd and Hearn relatives among others. The event featured gifts music and social time. TO COLLECT PLEDGES AMHERST DELINQUENT Pledges totaling 685 dollars eyed with 250 dollars in treasury.
Amherst May 30 The First Evangelical Church will conduct a Mother-Daughter banquet at the church parlors Thursday evening. The Home Builders Class will furnish the dinner. Two joint meetings Amherst May 29 The Gleaners and Philathea Class of
Paris on May 20 reports Siegfried Lascos Ibanez, second son of a famed Spanish novelist, was arrested last Sunday in what authorities call a reprisal against his father's attacks on King Alfonso. Ibanez was seized amid suspicions tied to the elder Ibanez's controversial actions.
St Peters church notes that Crhuren will hold a Thursday afternoon session and a later Thursday evening joint session. The Ladies Aid and the Missionary Society plan a joint session in the same period.
Rev. Jordan and family plan to move to Terre Haute Indiana to begin a new church assignment. Mrs. Frank Mischka hosted the Flurr-de-lise Club yesterday afternoon with 5¢0 played. honors went to Mrs. Capt. Hahn and Mrs. Albert Krieger.
Paul Schisler RD 4 suffered a broken right leg when a dump car in the Ohio Quarries slipped loose and dropped a heavy load yesterday. He was transported to the hospital for treatment.
Amherst personals report updates on August Jaeger Park Avenue condition unchanged. Dr H W Powers travels to Columbus for medical conferences with Dr and Mrs Powers. Dr and Mrs Wm Schaeffer visit Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Cashar Date relocate from Hough Street to Main Street Neibridge double house. Marie Franklin discharged from local hospital. John Freeman admitted and discharged from local hospital.
London May 20 British Secretary of Foreign Affairs Austen Chamberlain is expected to arrive as rumors spread of a possible resignation among Egypt's international consis. The report from International News Service cites unfolding diplomatic activity.
A French process powder named Melloglo claims to resist perspiration and hide pores for a natural look. It supposedly stays on until removal and grants a soft velvety complexion. Available at Crandall's Drug Store and Lewia Mercantile Company.
The article profiles Ella Frances Lynch founder of the National League of Teacher Mothers and author of Beginning the Childs Education. It notes her six listed character-building rocks for mothers and mentions her Bryn Mawr school, a correspondence program, and a voyage to Europe. It also cites Dr Augusta Guillen Toronto and the Girls Farm Club with its notable value and members.
A New York study cited by the Children's Bureau reports boys dying earlier than girls, with mortality higher among exclusively bottle fed babies. First borns show slightly higher death rates, and maternal age has little effect. The report also notes infant mortality declines as paternal earnings rise. Marion Talbot, dean at the University of Chicago, will retire at year’s end.
An International Wireless Exhibition is planned to be held next to Geneva. Organizers announce the event will feature new radio and telecommunication technologies and attract industry representatives from several countries.
The two New York eateries serve roughly three thousand meals each day. One makes a name for itself with the Siberia theme while the other gains patrons with steady service.
Medical claim explains that deficiencies in certain glands cause mental sluggishness irritability despondency fatigue and sleepiness. It notes that gland transplantation or internal tablet forms like Glandogen offer treatment without surgery and mentions C W Phillips Drug Co as supplier.
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