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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
4
A report from multiple Ohio towns notes a robbery in Bisbee Arizona tied to a taped confession on a shirt. Other items include church boundary discussions for United Church, world events, marriages, a Polish coal miner wedding, a fatal pet incident, farm fire near Defiance, paving fund limits in Wooster, and the 100th O V L president election in Defiance.
Advertises Moone's Emerald Oil as a home remedy to reduce varicose veins and bunches. Claims rapid, lasting results and affordability with a two ounce bottle sold by International Laboratory or Your druggist. Recipient urged to send 15 cents to receive a “generous receipt” and order through Your Pharmacy.
An ordinance regulating air traffic over Columbus may be introduced in the city council soon.
The Wellington Congregational church Friendship guild held its annual guest dinner at the church parlors to honor Rev. Richard his wife and son. Over eighty guests attended the event. Mrs. Walthour introduced the pastor who spoke about friendship followed by a social hour.
The Friendship Guild gathers Monday night at South Main street home of Mrs Bauhof. Mrs A B Curtice serves as assisting hostess. Every member is urged to be present.
The Sorosis year book is issued and the first meeting will be at Mrs Weans home on South Main Street October 11. Members of the afternoon club are invited as guests and an interesting program is planned.
Clair Hill at Ohio Wesleyan reports being pleased with his school. George Bishop's Elyria daughter spent the weekend at home. C I Hill renovates Bennett street home with cellar, furnace, bath and electric lights. Leghnings to occupy. Clifford Hill guests last Sunday Miss Morrison. E Miller couple occupy A L Farriman house on Mill street.
Mrs J Sebibley suffered facial and throat injuries when a furnace exploded as she adjusted it in her Cleveland avenue home. A doctor was summoned for treatment yesterday. In other news, Rev A A Hunter is reassigned as pastor of the Methodist Congregational church in Amherst and South Amherst after the federation of churches.
The county W C T U meeting at Oberlin Methodist church drew about 100 delegates. County officers were re elected. memorial services were held for three local members. Prizes were awarded in the essay contest with Amherst entries among winners.
Amherst lineup includes Hollin, Knit ter, Gates, Hanson, Bratton, Brecker, West, Ludwig, Nichols, Welfe, Becker and Bruce. Funeral of Mrs Helen Blake held at Brownhelm Congregational church Lorain her eightieth year had lived with daughter Mrs Warner since moving from Lorain. She leaves son George Blake of Toledo and sisters Emma West Georgia Morgan Lydia Williams.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Catherine Wagner Rupp at her daughter’s home and at the Brownhelm Station Reformed Church. She died at 87 after a long hunger related illness, having lived in Brownhelm 84 years since immigrating from Germany at age three. Survived by three sons Charles Wagner Wellington Henry Wagner Brownhelm Station Peter Wagner Ogden, along with thirteen grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs Geo Holzhauer and the latter's father Mr Marsh of Lorain were injured when their auto collided with a machine driven by an Oberlin man on the Dess Hill on the Lorain Amherst road Tuesday evening. Mrs Holzhauer suffered facial cuts a back injury and nervous shock. Oberlin driver had facial injuries. both cars damaged. Sheriff Backus of Elvria investigated.
A period advertisement claims regular meat can cause kidney trouble by overworking kidneys and lists backache, rheumatic symptoms, and urinary irritations as results. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water to flush kidneys, claim, for several days to restore kidney function.
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