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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
10
A large parade led by the band drew attendees in uniform. Students and teachers, including Mr Mack of Oberlin, filled the procession with remarks by Major Smythe. Reverend Tabbert offered prayer as veterans were celebrated and a roll call was taken.
An old promotion praises Mother's Oats as a tasty, nutritious dish for children. It claims oats provide 16 essential elements for growing kids and invites readers to request a Premium List with ten free coupons to exchange for gifts by mail.
Lotus the largest performing hippopotamus is billed for the Al G Barn circus in Elyria on Wednesday June 6. Trainee Eddie Trees feeds her carrots as Lotus opens a Maryland fantasy parade and a featured act.
Local report describes a royal ruler owning an extraordinary bedstead in a northwestern Indian province. The piece features a malaten pest constriction and solid gad construction with a brilliant design. The bed reportedly shows a brilliant coating and includes a tall light feature, with seven hundred peeing of hipd noted in the inscription.
An advertisement notes a valued vehicle at about $450,000 kept under constant guard. In England only the King may use a number plateless car, and during ceremonial tours the royal standard is displayed at the front with a blue light on the radiator above the chauffeur.
The event featured well organized proceedings with praise directed at multiple committees for their essential planning and smooth execution. Attendees emphasized teamwork and community effort in delivering a successful program.
Amherst reports Peter J Wagner seven native of Brownheim died Tuesday night on his 300 acre Illinois farm where he had lived forty years. He is survived by two sons two brothers Henry Wagner and Charles Wagner and a sister Mrs George Wohlever. Funeral attendees include Charles Warner and Mrs Wohlever. He is an uncle of Mrs Ford Piggs and Mrs Otto Mischka of Elyria.
Amherst society columns list dozens of visitors and hosts from Elyria Lorain Oberlin and nearby towns. People like Mayme Kuss Otto Copenhafer Marie Wardesky Paul Reindholt and Foyt family are noted alongside hospital stays and Decoration Day events.
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