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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1919
Page
7
Fragmentary text references tobacco issues and a cough remedy with druggist ad tone. No clear people places or events to identify. content readability is too damaged to extract concrete facts or names.
Oberlin College Librarian A S Root reports 67 00 volumes withdrawn for use outside the library and a smaller number of accessions due to war costs. The August 1910 totals include 194 39 bound volumes and 34 690 other manuscripts and pamphlets. The North Olmsted concert by the Mins Glee club is noted for Monday evening, with a second concert at Lablescod on December One. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Ho Squire and Kansas City relatives, plus Cleveland guests.
Local hunters and fishermen anticipate a Chamber of Commerce Hall gathering tonight to celebrate a successful membership drive by the Loram County Fish and Game Protective Association. Prizes will go to top recruiters. illustrated campfire stories will entertain attendees.
An old ad offers a complete rupture cure without operation. The notice urges writing to Pullen Carpenter or another contact in Manasquan for full information. It promises relief from misery and worry of rupture and mentions showing the notice to officers.
A local Baptist church hosts India Missionary B Dasis delivering messages tonight at First Repast dhareh. Davison speaks on The Marriage Supper with a Sunday address on Suntre and Shadows. RTC Neveghbour to discuss missionary work in India and a Christian dance. Public invited.
Mr and Mrs John Lergett escaped with minor bruises when their buggy was struck by a B and freight train at Chippewa Lake. The train was moving only eight miles an hour, which prevented a much worse outcome.
Admissions list includes William Davis Oberlin and Mrs Charles Hammerick 913 East liner street operative. Discharges include Thomas Board Ely and Mrs Carl Curtis with baby 12¢ Grant street and Mrs Edward Moeble with baby 332 Ludi street. Also discharged are Mrs Kidward Stmith 420 W 12th street Mrs C L Worthington 605 Middle avenue Miss Gladys McCullough Oberlin groad and Mrs T T Robinson Washington avenue.
The Kiwanis Club plans a rip roaring evening in the dining room of the Andwar hotel with Indiana attendees expected in war paint and on time. They aim for high service quality efficiency and good business operation, a tall order the group believes they can meet. The club skipped Thursday luncheon due to Thanksgiving.
R R Barnhart, 63, died Thursday morning at his home on East Avenue from a hemorrhage. A ten year city resident and Garford Manufacturing Co employee, he was a Woodmen of the World member. Survived by wife, two sons Leo and Cloyd at home, daughter Mrs Schuster of North Eaton, father, four brothers, and one sister. Funeral at 130 Saturday, 2 pm Church of Christ.
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