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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1926
Page
8
Chronicle Telegram announces a free cooking school with Edna M Ferguson to demonstrate and lecture on foods kitchen skills and home management. The program promises practical tips on meal planning, budgeting, shopping, and using everyday ingredients with Ferguson sharing expert methods and time saving ideas.
Logan Gas Company expert B. Ob. Loer reports progress on the city’s 36 inch water main corrosion near Penfield Junction. He cites electric current from trolley lines causing pipe wear and holes. Copper cables and substation bonding may stop “jumping” and reduce water loss, benefiting Penfield Junction residents and nearby Elyria mains.
Ruth dazzled spectators with two drives into the bleachers and a sharp line drive as he starred at the plate. Gehrig followed with a drive into right field and later scores, while fans cheered the duo during the game as Reuther struggled on the mound.
Stand in deep center field anchor the scene as the Cardinals emerge from the dugout in traveling grey with cardinal red. Manager Tageins announces Herb Pennock as the pitcher, declaring Pennock the left hander ready to start the game.
Iris Tree, daughter of Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree, has joined the cast as the Nun in the Miracle in Philadelphia. Discovery shows she has been married to New York artist Curtis Moffat for ten years and kept the union secret.
A tremor yesterday caused a house in Cleveland to collapse just after two mothers and their young children fled moments before the building fell. A coop holding sixty chickens was crushed in the debris, leaving no casualties among the humans but a loss of poultry.
The latest photo shows Von Trindenburg in military garb as commander in chief of the German armies reviewing troops during recent maneuvers at Bad Mer centruheim.
Dan Watson paid one dollar fine and costs in police court for failing to stop safely at Broad and East River. Police could not locate prowler reported on West South Street. farmers plan few improvements other than painting and tiling. Jon Trelay fined ten dollars for traffic ordinance violation after speeding from Broad Street to Recend yesterday.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a YMCA program named YY thas mou ms the to ium les been otled and ready the apparatus operational. The pool and deck areas are prepared with several weekly sessions listed, including Monday through Saturday times, with youth and senior groups using the pool at various hours and business men slated for evening activities.
John Bartholomew aged 74 died Thursday near Norwalk after suffering a heart attack while picking apples. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at his late home in Penfield. He leaves two children Ray and a daughter.
Baseball fans can learn World Series progress at Chronicle Telegram office on Sunday. A front office amplifier will not be used on Sundays, but readers may visit in person or call 2318 for updates on the game's progress.
Oberlin honored Mrs Edith Christy, newly named president of the National Women’s Relief Corps, with a luncheon and reception at Odd Fellow's Hall. Speakers included Rev Nicholas Van der Ploe, Mayor J L Edwards, and W Miles Watson. Christy expressed gratitude for the ovation and telegrams from Oberlin organizations.
U S ambassador to Germany Jacob Gould Schurman met at the White House with President Coolidge to discuss conditions in the German republic amid ongoing postwar adjustments. The envoy shared his assessment of Germany's status and its implications for U S relations and European stability.
Markets report from Cleveland Ohio lists BU Entra and eggs prices with firsts and packing values, poultry rates for fowls roosters ducks and geese, apple variety Ohio Duchess, and potatoes around 1.70 per hundredweight. Prices shown include packing 29 20c and various cents per 100 pounds or dozen figures as read.
Cleveland live stock market notes receipts around 1000 hogs with market steady and top bids around 1.85 per hundredweight for 200-550 lb hogs, plus mixed cattle entries of about 100 head with values nominal and steady. Packing hogs and cattle values cited as nominal with typical ranges.
Toledo grain prices list No. 2 red wheat at 1381 34, No. 2 yellow corn at 312 Te. 0 2 fine, cash imported 19, Ort F21.00, Feb 10.50, March domestic der 216 Fie 40. Allike cash 18.00, March 18 50. Timothy cash old 2.70 new 25.90. Oct 2.90 asked, Dec 5.00, March 3.15.
Chicago market bulletin lists butter exports creamery standards prices and poultry and grain bids, with Minnesota North Dakota and Idaho/Colorado price quotes. Separate Texas note reports Phins plan to bring 800 German families to cultivate 40 000 acres near San Antonio under a new Hungarian university developed process to manufacture paper ender enabling light engineering products.
New York October 2 Jack Dempsey, ailing from a skin infection since the Tunney title fight, shows marked improvement. He appeared with Estelle Taylor, received an ovation, and doctors find no poison or foul play causing his condition. Trainer Gus Wilson and Dr. Russell dismiss food poisoning rumors and attribute issues to skin disease or stress.
In New Haven Conn Oct 2 a nine million dollar gas plant is proposed to supply Connecticut and fuel New England. Plans by the Koppers Company of Pittsburgh include acquiring 50 acres harbor front property and controlling 23 state companies. They recently bought New Haven Gaslight Co and seek franchises in Bridgeport Waterbury Hartford and Springfield. The plan envisions gas and coke production locally with gas piped and stored statewide to reduce coal use.
Susan Coen 70 died at her daughter's home after a long illness. She lived in Elyria for eight years after coming from Bellaire Ohio and was born in Belmont. Survived by children H E Myers John Foster S D Ault HoG Boggs Paul Ferrell Richard Crozle Earl Coen Bellaire Walter Keacy Chicago and Walter Coen Chicago. Funeral at daughter Mrs St Ault home Monday afternoon.
Lorain county farmers face heavy losses unless drastic steps are taken against the corn borer. A meeting on Oct 6 with State and federal agriculture officials will discuss existing regulations requiring destruction of corn residues by May 25, urging early harvest and use of low cutting binders to reduce borers in fields slated for grain.
Chicago eyes a permanent Swedish art gallery after Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf and Princess Louise visited the city. A temporary exhibit impressed Chicago Swedes and collectors will be asked for gifts to form a lasting Swedish art center at the Art Institute, with a special room proposed as the site. Zorn portraits in Evanston and Chicago works by Ericksson are noted among Swedish holdings in the Midwest.
At 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev Ed Win Kirby, burial will take place at Elmwood Cemetery in Lorain.
Miss Angelyn L. Webster died from an acute heart attack at 10:40 last night at 00 Washington Avenue. She was born in Oberlin, daughter of the late I. A. Webster, and had lived here since childhood. A contralto of note, she sang for years with the First Congregational choir.
A member of a church is survived by her mother and niece Misa Charlotte Wohbster. Funeral services will be held at the home on Tuesday at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev. Wm. Muir Auld. Burial will follow at Elmwood Cemetery, Lo fratn.
Hugh Richards, employed by Atkins Bros. auto dealers of Zanesville, Ohio, was arrested here by Elyria police and taken to Zanesville this morning to face an embezzlement charge filed by his employers.
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