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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1921
Page
6
Presiding officer J L Edwards reports the Baigultural Society has cleared its debt from grandstand and grounds expansion. The 1914 progress, improved premiums, and county cattle breeders’ promises aim to boost next year’s fair with grange and farm bureau support. A new date may be sought to avoid conflicts with nearby fairs.
Prof. Packard of Kent State Normal college will visit Elyria on Wednesday evening November 30 to meet city and county teachers interested in earning extension credit toward a normal diploma. The class meets one evening weekly at the Technical high school building at 7 o clock. About seventy five teachers enroll each year. This year an English and literature course will be offered. Packard has wide experience in teaching and is a noted Shakespearean scholar.
Ohio University alumni in the Western Reserve District including Elyria will meet in Cleveland on Saturday evening December 11 for their annual banquet and reunion. Dr J B Bryan the university president will speak on his plans as attendees anticipate a large, enthusiastic gathering. Reservations are due by December 5 with Carr Lipe at 1120 Dayton Building Cleveland.
Financial figures show 7849.87 menta interest on loans and taxes. 676.96 payment of loans 5000.00 miscellaneous 599.59 balance in treasury 27.82 total 17,426.08.
The Elyria Lumber and Coal Co announces its new electric crane test and satisfactory conveyor operation. The massive plant, costing about 25000 dollars, is near completion as the largest of its kind in Ohio. Electrical work is finished and roofing will be done soon. The facility expects full operation through winter and spring building demand. Officials are optimistic about community building activity next year.
Ralph Hitchcock an Oberlin College freshman was seriously injured Saturday when his foot slipped from a gliding ladder in the Oberlin College gym. A hook on the ladder pierced his body causing a deep wound. he received more than 12 stitches and is hospitalized with slight improvement.
Han Tuptey processings have been instituted in the federal court at Columbus. Steuben villa auto supply dealer Wilbert Meyer shows liabilities at 10,629.56 and assets at 7,892.70, including stock on trade valued at 6,600.
A Parla newspaper survey asked readers which traits they find most important in a wife. Of about ten thousand responses, health was ranked as the top quality, followed by other attributes.
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An Elyria druggist ad promotes Vinci as a trusted body building and cold remedy. It emphasizes a transparent formula, money back guarantee, and 20 years of local use with neighbor endorsement. The copy urges readers to choose Vinci and compare it to secret formulas.
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