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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1928
Page
13
Rotarians and guests at the Hotel Newell luncheon heard three speakers recount moments from the Legion convention trip. Janes A. Hewitt Harvey Cheney and Al Hannaford described parades bull fights and rodeo roping contests seen along the route in San Antonio and Mexico.
The Konjola Man tours Philip's Drug Store Elyria Ohio extolling Konjola a boon and wonder medicine. Contractor Sylvester Shehane of Cincinnati recounts rapid relief from nervous insomnia loss of appetite and fatigue after three bottles. He credits Konjola with restoring sleep vigor and work capacity and notes the sample offer at 507 Broad Street.
The Rotarian gathering featured an ultramodern impromptu ballroom dance by Lawrence Webber and Dr Rankin, followed by Walter Kohn assisted by Webber in a vocal solo. Don Baird sent a satirical letter from Washington praising the club's drill speed. A gift to Ford Loomis and a sweater presentation for Father Edward Riley highlighted the evening as the orchestra and singing resumed. A board meeting is set for Thursday noon at the Newell club room.
In Cleveland Ohio on October 17 a motion to dismiss a $25.10 damage suit against Henry C. Heiber Funeral Parlor was heard. Mrs M H Mehling of Dayton claims rights to the body of her son Charles Halt who died November 1, 1925. Attorneys argued Ohio law grants no property right in a body except to spouses in certain cases.
Deputies T G Knight and George Flood aided Cleveland road firemen after Pearson’s car skidded into a ditch and caught fire at Stop 49. Officers borrowed extinguishers from Central fire station to prevent total destruction of the automobile owned by M H Pearson of Troy New York.
Avon Irene Gough era notes list visits by family and friends from Avon and nearby areas. The column records Sunday calls in Avon including entries from Stark Picking Bucken Walker Knight and others plus a note on school booster sale and Rally Day at the Baptist church. A future claim mentions a large karakal sheep ranch planned at Cold Crater Nevada within two years.
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