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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
11
A forthcoming forum in Ohio will feature a list of speakers published as they are ready. The event promises to be more extensive than previous years and highlights the growing turnout.
Brick paving on Market Street between Norwalk and Oberlin is nearly finished and the road opens toward Wakeman with a detour to Camden church and Kipton via good routes. Oberlin to Cleveland surface paving is planned in three weeks as spring breaks end. Truckers complain about Lorain and Oberlin meteor traffic. Men's educator shoes on sale at Slater's Shoe Store.
An advertisement claims Rheuma offers rapid relief from rheumatic symptoms at one third the cost of rivals. Dr C M Lyons endorses it after reviewing manufacturing methods and urges patients to try Rheuma on a no cure, no pay basis via C W Phil.
Statements by Dudley Fred Malone and Samuel TUnter myer, attorneys for Mme. Ganna Walska and Alexander Smith Cochran, lift some curtain on the marital dispute. Lawyers report both clients threaten to sue each other.
The throne of Queen Hatasu, likely the oldest furniture, is at the British Museum dating to around 1600 BC. In Italy a new Simpson tunnel nears completion after overcoming immense rock pressure. one segment required eighteen months to bore fifty yards at a cost of 300000 dollars.
Mrs T M Pfeiffer hosts a Philatheas gathering at the WM E church Friday evening. The event invites Philatheas who are daughters to bring their mothers and mothers to bring their daughters for a social evening.
Wellington October 7 district Holstein meeting reports a good turnout in the Mayor's Court Room with substantial business discussed. Superintendent Mitchelson of Oberlin has called a meeting of the teachers of District No 2 including Penfield Huntington and Rochester.
Fragments indicate discussion by Caméen and Menstelin about the Board of Education and a forthcoming decision. A time reference 2 36 appears, suggesting a scheduled notice or meeting moment.
About twenty guests gathered October 5 at Mildred Mackin's home to celebrate her eighteenth birthday. Lights went out quietly, stunning the honoree as she returned from town to a surprise party with games and refreshments followed by a late social finish.
Wellington reports Elyria visitors Mr and Mrs Ozro Finkle spent last Sunday in town. Vrs W S Wise, returning from Norwalk, arrived home. Harry Otterbacker departed Monday for a brief visit to Chicago. The Local Women's Class of the...
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