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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1926
Page
14
In Golumbus Ohio on October 7 Governor Vic Donahey warned the American fox squirrel faces extinction if protective measures are not enacted. He said he would approve a four year protection or a plan to ban shotgun use in squirrel hunting to save the species.
The Doris Crane crew recount Father Leon Choblet’s 15 year effort to construct a church on Beru in the Gilbert Islands using coral stone, cement sacks, timber, and sea-borne supplies while visiting parishioners across distant islands. Regular services now unfold under a tall arched roof and steeple.
Keep looking young by feeling young and keeping bowels and liver active. Ninety percent of sickness is linked to inactivity of bowels and liver. Dr Edwards of Ohio created olive tablets to substitute calomel, a gentle yet effective remedy. The olive tablets tone the liver clear the system and restore buoyancy. Available in 15c 30c and 60c.
Radio listings show WBZ Springfield and WEAF New York with time slots for The Twilight Song Trio and CiHequot Club Ealtimos, along with performances by Fid dlers' Contest and Guy Lombardo's Royal Canadians. Stations include WRAIL Baltimore, WJIZ New York, WSB Atlanta, WLW Cincinnati, WTAM Cleveland, WCAK Pittsburgh and KDKA Pittsburgh with a variety of dance, melody, and concert programs.
West Ridge reports a busy period of visits and calls. Clifford Hart and family from Cleveland joined Mrs. Hart and others at W. H. Hart's home, while Mrs. Nettie Klady of Amherst visited. EB Burrer and daughter Beatrice toured Mrs. Clarence Pierce in Lorraine. Harold Rowley and Esther visited his sister Mrs. Herbert Church at the hospital in Painesville. Mrs. Raymond Simms and Eleanor Oberlin road visited Mrs. Dick Johnston and family. Ella Eckler and daughter with C. Gove were guests of A. J. Hain of Avon Lake. Elmer Vietzen and children, Albert Vietzen and children, and Thomas Fisher of Elyria joined Fred Vietzen for Sunday. Charles Schaible and wife spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hahn of the Lake Shore. Mrs. A. W. Mason hosts the Ladies' Aid next Wednesday afternoon. District superintendent Mr. Batley visited the school. Mr. Lurner, moved to West Ridge last year, has sold his farm though the buyer's name is not yet known.
Miss Ruth Hunger, operated on for an inward growing goiter in Cleveland last Tuesday, has been moved to an aunt’s home in Lakewood. Friends report a successful operation and steady convalescence. Her mother, Mrs. Carl Fowl, returned home Monday. Mrs Fred Vietzen visited in Elyria Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whromer and her father called on Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Gone Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Spay and Miss Juanita Sanderson, all of Elyria, were mentioned in the social notes.
Ria called on Mr and Mrs Ray mond Simms on Wednesday. Miss Thall Cook of Medina, visiting E J Burrert for three weeks, returned home Wednesday. Lithuania's manufacturers push an industrial bank to offer mortgage loans. Italy plans to drop its unpopular hotel bill tax.
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