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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1928

Page

12

Old Santa Will Need Dirigible to Make Rounds

A Elyria Chronicle Telegram report finds Santa Claus in a modern business suit touring town stores. He says his holiday work now requires summer planning with a briefcase and high powered transportation. Santa visits toy stock rooms and notes a big year ahead for Elyria and families, as preparations begin for Christmas 1928.

Santa Claus North Pole Cout Savis Chronicl - Telegram Elyria Claua Lo Amder Zepeetin Sante Uyrie Weil Elyria Kladies

Toy shopping in Elyria as Christmas nears

Elyria merchants report a growing Christmas season with dolls and increasingly popular airplanes and dirigibles among children. Toys now largely come from American makers after wartime boycotts, while radios, phonographs, and sporting goods drive gift interest. Grown up gifts include linens, china, and jewelry from many countries as stores prepare displays and urge early shopping.

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Sourness and heartburn yield to simple treatment

A few months ago J. fh Smith of Mrexville Tennessee tried a Digestive remedy for trial. He reports relief from sourness heartburn and bloating after using Dr Jack and Liver Powder.

J. Fh Smith Mrexville Teno Beard Dr. Jackans Liver

Oberlin Village Community Chest Budget Announces Start

Oberlin November 1 The detailed 1928 Community Chest budget totals 5500 33 000 with 500 for the village improvement fund and 400 for boys and girls work The Red Cross and emergency funds are listed along with administration and visiting nurse services A public meeting at Sturgis Hall Friday at 7 15 oclock will present the budget for citizen approval and solicitation by the canvassing committee led by Porter and Watton with local business and professional leaders participating.

Oberlin Red Cross Main Vine Streets Lol. Porter HH. T. Watton Cuhe Vospital Cere Red Cross Eo Oberlin Rand BON Village Improvement Row

Masons Elect Officers at Special Meeting

The Oberlin Masonic Lodge held a special meeting to elect officers. Elected were Worshipful Master FLL. Wilson, Senior Warden J. R. Lees, Junior Warden E. H. Hoetz, Trustee J. KR. Haytor, Treasurer WLC. Christy, Secretary E.G. Dick, Senior Deacon GC. PL. Davidson, Junior Deacon R. A. Lees, Tyler W. G. Edwards, Trustee J. KR. Haytor. Professor Reber Johnson and ft Cert hosted a two violins and piano concert at Warner Hall.

Oberlin Masonic Lodge Masonic Rooms Fll Wilson J. R. Lees E. H. Hoetz WLC Christy E.G. Dick GC. PL. Davidson R. A. Lees W. G. Edwards Tyler J. KR. Haytor Bprofessors Reber Johnson Ft Cert William KK. Breckenge Conservatory of Music Warner Hall Eugene Conservatory Denoe Leedy

Deaths of F C Gough Avon Ohio and Christina Beingesser

Death notices report F C Gough of Avon Ohio aged 72 died November 12 after a three week illness. Survived by wife seven children and two grandchildren. Funeral at home Avon Center cemetery with Rev Mavis officiating. Christina Beingesser aged 88 or 89 died at her son C Beingesser's home in Henrietta. Husband predeceased her by 12 years. Survived by five children and numerous grandchildren. Services at the late home on Thursday with Rev Jaros Lyon officiating and burial at Kimwood Cemetery.

F.C. Gough Avon Ohio Mary D. L. Jenkins Harry Albert Tra Grace Trene Ihuss AL EF Mavis Avon Center Cemetery Christina Beingesser Sira Christina Deingrser C. Beingesser Henrietta Beingeeser Cleveland Mary Mulzeu Corrocton George Dice Columbus C. Brigesser Jaros Lyon Vincent Moe Kimwood

Akron widow seeks help in missing husband case

Mrs A G Bates of Akron asks Chief of Policy Eli Stankard for police aid in locating her husband A G Bates nd who disappeared from home October 24. He is described as five feet four inches tall and 126 pounds with grey hair and a past nervous breakdown. He belonged to the Moose and Eagles lodges.

Eli. Stankard A. G. Bates Akron Cbs

1929 License Tags Received By Auto Club

The Auto Club announces receipt of 1929 license tags including 3,000 passenger car tags and 600 truck tags with other plates still arriving. Commercial and trailer tags not yet available. Owners heading to Florida may display tags for the new year. Officials warn against early use before December 21 and to file applications promptly to avoid last minute rush.

Automomie Henrys Rew County Lorain Henry Florida Miller J Miller

Shrine Mascot Balloon Gone With Reward Offered

Tadmor Temple Shrine members in Akron Ohio posted a 325 reward for the recovery of their mascot balloon that broke free from its mooring in front of the armory last night. The 589 cubic foot gas bag is valued at 3300 by Arch Reams, custodian of the balloon with shrine insignia on each side, and had drawn attention during a trip to Miami Florida last summer.

Akron, O Tadmor Temple Shrine Arch Reams Miami Fla Tadmor Temple Akron

Mercury Range Strikes in Australia in 1927

In 1927 the Mercury Range strike in Australia drew attention to wage disputes, with the period marked by significant industrial tension and costs totaling about 8.5 million dollars in wages across affected operations.

Australia

Ditch Hearing Postponed By Commissioners

The ditch hearing in Herrick township was delayed as 22 affected property owners voiced strong objections. Due to the opposition, the session was continued until November 27 to allow the County Commissioners to pursue further consideration of the project.

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Be on lookout for insecticide salesmen in Lorain County

Lorain County farmers are warned by County Extension Agent C. E. Rowland to beware of salesmen selling an insecticide touted to kill all ground insects. About 3,000 letters have been sent. the product, containing 77.6 percent carbon disulfide, costs three to five dollars per acre and reportedly fails to match claimed effectiveness.

Lorain County C. E. Rowland Bear Avon Rowland Agricultural Extension Service of Ohio State Uiversity Asburgusm T. E. Parks New Jersey

Rail Road Man To Address Kiwanians Elyria Luncheon Speaker

Alan Rogers of the New York Central Railroad will speak at the Elyria Kiwanis weekly luncheon Thursday noon. Mansfield tragedy at Dead Man’s Crossing claims two lives as Jacob Busney and his son Harold die when struck by a Pennsylvania train. They were returning from the Empire Steel plant, and the wreck leaves the auto in twisted wreckage, bodies carried 300 feet. A scientist asserts Africa can feed the world and Brazil can sustain two-thirds of the globe.

Santa Elyria Los Angeles Alan Rogers New York Central Railroad Elyria Kiwanis Club Mansfield Deadman’s Crossing Jacob Busney Harold Pennsylvania Empire Steel Africa Brazil

Hafmannas Gas Tablets Promise Fast Relief

An advertisement touts Hammona s Gas Tablets as a permanent cure for gas in the stomach and bowels. It claims to ease gnawing stomach pain, nervous symptoms, heart palpitations, bloating, cold hands and feet, and drowsiness after meals. The yellow package priced at $1 is available at C W Phillips and other drug stores.

Baatmann Finnner Cenac Hammona C. W. Phillips

Yew auto license tags issued for 1929 in county

The 1929 automobile license tags arrived in the office of County Auto License Commissioner R A Hakes. Public availability begins December 1 with tags usable after December 21. About seven thousand tags will be held in the county office and up to twenty five thousand distributed to deputy license offices. Tags feature an olive green background with black figures and letters. A strict deadline is set for having a 1929 tag by midnight December 1 to avoid penalties.

R. A. Hakes Hakes Ideputy Anto Ohio

Tragic Vestris Wreck Details Surface From Survivors

The forwards post stayed aboard as the Vestris sank, Banister reached a lifes boat, and 22 men jumped to safety. Captain William J. went down with ship while George Fantana, a New Jersey passenger, cried for help as the hull sank. Survivors recount crowded lifeboats, capsizing waves, and Chief Surgeon Bowlen treating 125 survivors for exposure and shock.

Banister Weste Rns William J Carey George Fantana Newno Vestris Fantana Ile Knate John J. Bowlen Spyres Onsig Paul A. Dena Ralio Corporation of America Dana

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