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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1927
Page
4
Delegates from 81 of Ohio’s 88 counties, about 500 youths, travel November 7 to 12 for 4-H Club Week at the state capitol. Ohio University students represent the 28 4-H clubs chosen by leaders after judging projects from pigs to baking.
Representatives from the agricultural college extension service at the university will attend a weeklong program featuring talks by Governor Donahey Judge Florence Allen and Gertrude Warren of the US Department of Agriculture. Daily group discussions will have club delegates address 4-H problems and project weaknesses. Recreation and sightseeing in Columbus are included.
Oberlin Road reports Henry Van Brooks from Chicago visiting in town. Local families hosted and visited others, with masquerade at Spoilial No. 2 and several Sunday calls around Oberlin and surrounding areas. The electric line extends south of stop one hundred as repairs continue.
Local events and notices include schoolhouse contests in District No 4 scheduled for Thursday night. Mrs Charles Rhodes hosted visitors from Oberlin and sister Mrs Bar Apnet, with others in Oberlin for gatherings. Funeral for John Bohn held at his home in Henrietta. Mrs ALF Clark visited her mother in Oberlin. Oberlin residents Mr and Mrs Crowd Coats called at Frank Kreuser’s home. A Kersten injury at work noted with wages described. Also mentioned are remarks by a corset company executive and M S Gren’s stay in England studying business. Lemmerad, former St Petersburg, Russia, noted for its swamp foundation built by Peter the Great.
Jimmie Hodges comes to Elyria for three Rialto Theater vaudeville performances Sunday and will host as Master of Ceremonies. The program includes Mortimer and Margaret, Peck and Yeoman, Billy and Trene Nelson, Myrtle Conroy and Company, and The Hamiltons. Paramount comedy shorts and Koka Knight appearances accompany the acts with Marine shows at 2:30 and 7:96 and 8:45.
Hones H Bond is introduced as the new assistant secretary of the treasury at the United States. A Falind lawyer with strong reputation, he hails from Massachusetts and is Harvard educated. He joined the bar in 1908, began practice in Boston, and in 1916 was appointed income tax deputy of Massachusetts to lead the state income tax department and administer the new tax law.
Chiropractors seek comprehensive education, thorough exams, and penalties for illegal practice. They clash with medical doctors who aim to limit chiropractic rights. The note claims no doctor practicing before 1900 faced a license exam and cites Western Reserve University training requirements up to 1893.
Chicago report quotes Mrs. Blanche R. Green, said to be America’s highest paid businesswoman, earning 106000 dollars yearly. The piece notes she promotes female opportunity and cites her own career as proof, referencing how fifteen years ago she began her rise.
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