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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1921
Page
2
The article notes an appointment of a receiver for the Perfection Bread Co. of Cleveland. John F. Mott served as receiver with authority to manage the business and sell assets for creditor benefit. The piece hints at Molten Thompson and a tomorrow’s paper continuation.
The obituary notes Martha Branch Mao died after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held at the Ober- Un Raptis church with interment at Caeriin. She had no relatives.
A Lorain County event hosted by the Rotary Club at Congregational Church tomorrow invites all to help crippled children gain opportunities to become normal. Notable physicians will attend to discuss care and chances for poor children to improve. Liberty bonds quotes follow in a separate item from New York dated November 15.
Wholesale grain prices show No 2 wheat at 1.50 while new oats are 1.25. Butter and dairy products list creamery butter at 6.4 cents per pound, butterine 3.1 cents. Eggs, almonds, pork cuts, chickens, and sweet potatoes appear with varied cents per unit. figures are inconsistent but reflect a general price snapshot for farmers and households.
A vintage advertisement touts Vinol as a trusted tonic with a money back guarantee. It claims Vinol strengthens digestion and builds vigor, offering a full refund if customers are not satisfied with improved strength and health.
Four major powers approve a naval disarmament proposal and discuss tonnage bases for replacing vessel classes. The speak says modifications will be studied by naval experts and that nations will mutually consider each other’s ideas. He asserts Japan has no aim for equal naval strength or offensive war plans.
The New York market opened with a strong tone led by steel shares. Crucible rose to 64, United States Steel up to 82 1 2, Nagahara Pacific up 1, Mexican Petroleum near 114 3 4, and Royal Dutch climbing from 49 3 8 to 50 3 8. Radium price set at about $4,500,000 per ounce.
At Oberlin College Friday November 11 1921 the board elected Joel Babcock Hayden class of 1909 to fill the late Harriet L Keeler's seat. Hayden studied at Vollon Seminary New York and served as pastor of Woodland Avenue Presbyterian Cleveland since 1917. Board members Dr Robert J Brown Waterbury Conn William P B Palmer Cleveland and Dr Henry M Tenney Lakewood were re elected for six year terms. Funds discussed included a remaining deficit of about 38 000 with 10 000 pledged by subscribers to the college fund.
A clipped notice lists marriage licenses issued to several couples with misspelled or jumbled names. The items reference a duration frame and officiating jurisdiction, reflecting standard local civil rites in a historical newspaper brief.
Additions and personals list various local residents and activities. Chele No plans a gathering with Mrs. J on Washington Avenue. Luella Schroeder to attend Chicago convention with Jack Flynn. Mrs. Whyte recovering on Broadway. Circle No Loof St Pauls convenes Thursday afternoon for an all day quilting meeting hosted by Mrs. Haug and Mrs. Nelddass. Rabbit hunting in New London noted. church events include crippled children clinic and Worker's Supper Conference with full attendance desired. Mr and Mrs A Tulk entertain Sons of St George at Walnut Street Oberlin. guests praised hosts.
Patient listings show Jon Murphy and Ro Anna Hjik rosto opt admitted with Morris Brown on ayeoue, Jon Murphy discharged. No clear dates or full names provided. details are fragmentary and require clarification.
Oberlin on November 16 hosted Paul St Kull chemistry professor at Hi ruin colore aml Ray Tilotsan rector of athletics. they spent Sunday in town visiting old acquaintances.
Leonard Tufford a cablest maker of 527 Lodi Street says his kidneys sometimes weaken and act up so he uses Doan's Kidney Pills with fine results. He notes earlier trouble but recent years show improvement and other family members also report benefit. Price shown at all dealers.
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