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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1925

Page

5

Amherst Notes Detail Local Socials and Alumni News

Amherst brief highlights include Mrs Mary Stoba and local guests at the Retkh home, plans for a Conres tion at the High School, dances at K of P Hall with Lorain orchestra, and a masquerade at Ehrman Hall. Community clubs, church groups, and school activities are reported along with several local visits and a nursing home accident.

Amecerst Amherst Williem Retkh Browskelo Lund Mary Stoba Lo Stolles Charles St. Tay FL Stastny Bobbie Anna Gascoin Bira William Gascoin Kindred Leverne Chapmen Constance Mike Dueheslay Keetnn Adam Grobe Lorain G. Kurttle J Marian Jobs Boch Betty Boch E! Cahries Buelow Elyr Adam Schroeder George Don Rackwood Clarence Dean Prihisa & TS St Peter's Ladies' Aid Society Civic W. A. Purcell Land Avenue Sundarere R. EB Worcester Ben Gawn Cleveland Plrene Joe Studs Club J. Gillette A. C. Meng G. M. Parner W. A. Puurceaul Brownhelm Mitchellson Oberlin Mainz Alger Werner Teddy Cloushs Clland Alger Maybelle Norton Oberlin Manufacturing Co Booer Orchestra of Lorain I High School Nes Ogrepa

Wedding of Sherman Lindsley and Olve Jeanette French

The ceremony took place at Brownhelm Congregational Parsonage at noon with Rev. N E Excott presiding. Miss Olive Jeanette French and Sherman Lindsley, both Brownhelm residents and Brownhelm High graduates, wed in a single ring ceremony. The couple plans a Battle Creek honeymoon and will live with the groom’s parents.

Battle Creek Lindsley A. & P. State Veraulion Brownhelm High School The Congregational Church Loezk Esclal E Reles

Bagunel May Get S Electric Service

The Ohio Public Service is canvassing Brownhelm residents to secure signatures for an electric fire project. A station will be erected if approved, and a special Brownhelm meeting is planned for this evening.

Amherst Ohio Public Service Brownhelm

Regent Tiamore Gem Recovered After 25 Years

Amberst Oct 7 Arthur Shattuck, who searched for a large di seitins lost from his wing with a pump on Northeim well, Brownhelm, 25 years ago, finds the sparkling gem partly in mud while cleaning the well two miles west of town. The jewel retains its beauty and delights its owner.

Amberst di Seitins Thony Northeim Brownhelm Arthur Shattuck Northeim

Teachers Meeting Enjoyed by Parents in Pare I

The first fall PTA gathering at the High School auditorium drew a large audience. Miss Florence Bodmann performed piano solos and Mrs. Joseph Wes Decker gave a welcome. Dorothy Canfield Fisher was discussed by Dorothy Fisher. Refreshments were served in the Domestic Science Room.

Saiherst Parent-Teachers Association Aud Stadium Florence Bodmann Joseph Wes- Decker Lampson Dorothy Canfield Fisher Bodmann Bert Monger Donola Hollingsworth Margaret Rice Scheffer F.O. Fieming J. Orcutt Sers Ss. Maud Murray Henry Sharp Roy Jr

Barrance and Beam in Pittsfield Social Notes

Pittsfield report lists Mrs. Della Barrance of Elyria visiting at her nephew Fred Wilson, and Mrs. Leon Beam of Epton visiting the Archie Wathe home. The community notes the death of former resident Mrs. Burt G Betts at her Penfield home last week and mentions relatives attending her funeral last Saturday at 1 30 at the home.

Pittsfield Della Barrance Elyria Fred Wilson Leon Beam Eipton Archie Wathe Burt G.betts Penfield

Local Greetings and Weekend Visits Highlight Ridgeville Notes

Ridgeville on Oct 7 lists Ed Paulinbaugh Mariog of Toledo and L. Schaber guests at a wedding. D Furst F Redmond attended a Columbus ball game and Athens visit. S Miller of Avon moved to Mary Rothgary home in Cleveland road. Chas Elliot of Lakewood visited Sunday. Norman Kaiser of Elsha aided aunt Henry Loesher Sunday. Rosemary Schneider visited Pearl Barnes Elyria. Chas Hatch of Cleveland visited sister A E Ford Sunday. Ester Eldred of Lakewood weekend with H P E aged. A Shaw visited Oscar in Cleveland. Arthur Schaber married Pobauga.

Ridgeville Ed Paulinbaugh Mariog Toledo L. Schaber Brothers D. Furst F. Redmond Columbus Athens Irs K. Tambla Cleveland Simeon Miller Avon Mary Rothgary Clevland Road Chas. Elliot Lakewood Norman Kaiser Elsha Henry Loesher Rosemary Schneider Pearl Barnes Elyria Chas. Hatch Aa. E. Ford Ester Eldred A. Shaw Oscar Arthur Schaber He Pobauga

Social Weekend Guests and Local Visits Across Town

Residents hosted family and friends at multiple informal gatherings including Mrs. Joan Laiaier hosting a luncheon and Mr. and Mrs. Abin Wimpenny entertaining Josephine Masin and her companion. Several couples visited relatives in Cleveland and Avon, with attendance at church events and a christening noted for Zuma.

Ahiss Fern Milan C. W. Wiley Joan Laiaier Abin Wimpenny Josephine Masin Lora Seanler Younus Cleveland Lis Peverts ELS MS Young Gerhart Stoney Ridge Ed Walters Won Deidrick Irs Gerof Avon Leo Saider Newellsz Sick Lorain EF. Schwind Lake Wrehend Archie Watson Beren John Patterson Susie West Salem K. Breaster Wo. Rothgar Notre Dame College John Sv ¥Ec Lawrence Lothgars Zuma Mary Moltz Clevelend

Feeding experiments compare Lamb types at Ohio Expo

Bell at the Ohio Expo reported feeding tests on lambs showing native mutton and native fine wool lambs gaining more profit per lamb despite higher feeding costs. Wool-fed lambs underperformed in growth but returned some wool profit. native lambs yielded the best per-lamb profit, aided by lower start costs and favorable price credits.

Bell Ohio Mr. Bell

Apples FUP Winter Storage Advice From Ohio Station

J H Gourley of the Ohio Experiment Station notes well matured apples store best for winter. He warns ground color shifts from leaf green to yellow, seeds brown, stems loosen. apples stored in dirty conditions absorb odors and spoil. He recommends clean storage and a dampened earth floor or cement floor to prevent moisture and odor contamination.

J. H. Gourley Ohio Experiment Station

Mil k Quality Improves in City Says Chemist

Elyrna chemist E G Curtiss reports 1k tests show higher butter fat in milk and a better average quality now about 2.7. He notes pasteurized milk should contain 5690 bacteria and an ordinance requires bacteria to be under 60 000 to prevent decay.

Curtis Carts Elsrna Curtiss

Poultry Winter Laying Tips and Lice Control

To boost winter egg production birds should be kept lice and mite free. Dip the c1g in warm water with fluoride, spray houses with crude or coal oil, and dip pallets on a warm day. Treat before placing in winter quarters to avoid egg production drop. Ohio Experiment Station details available on request.

Poultery Ohio Wooster

Train Foreman Scolds Men and a Curious Niagara Falls Tale

A rough foreman castigates a rookie for failing to leap the track as a train nears. The scene shifts to a spinster famed for charity, Minerva and wisdom figures, a subway anecdote and a pickpocket clash. A Scotsman and an American friend visit Niagara Falls with a stitched tale of luck and cleverness.

Niagara Falls

President Coolidge attends first American Lesson convention

President Coolidge becomes the first U.S. president to attend the American Lesson convention, signaling a notable milestone in public engagement with the organization. The event highlights the administration’s reach into civic and cultural initiatives as delegates gather.

Coolidge United States

Real Estate Transfers Listed Across Elyria and Sheffield

A series of land and lot transfers are recorded including properties on Sheffield and Elyria avenues and in surrounding areas. Buyers include Frank Dura, Lorain, and Albert Schueca with prices ranging from 500 to 6000 dollars.

Licien Cleveland Shefherd Lake John W. Lewis Frank Dura Sheffield Lorain Robert Steinke Aed Mercie Elyria Cecelia Schneider Grist Atwood Co Ridger Mian Driggs O. Brown Grapev Carliste Elberta Beach Co Len ‘Kerause Lor A Albtm Broseheim Leone Lucilano Cha

Broad Street Street Lighting Improvement Plan

City approves plan to illuminate Broad Street West to Third Street and side streets using white way lighting. Revenue bonds to fund costs and annual maintenance, assessments on abutting property, and tax collection to repay. Public notices, inspection of plans, and official publication required.

Broad Stree West Bridge East Bridge Stree Broad ‘Shiree Thind Street Cour Street Broa Street Third Stree Corres Street Middl Avenue Court Wes Avenue Second Stree East Avenue Broa Depot Stree Council OF City OF ORIOL Electuy Cornell Clares White Way Brince Ridge Street Hroaud Court Street Third Street Qe Avenue Cotreet Middle Avenue Broad Street Denor-S Inghting Alrford-Jones Cleveland Sulting Riz Perasrea Uon Elyria Eisra Ofnay Anamo General Street

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