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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1927
Page
8
Supt Redmond led a convocation at Ridgeville High to drum up support for the afternoon game against Medina. Students cheered loudly, received Ridgeville pennants, and sang the maize and blue while cheerleaders distributed banners and a copy of The Aristocrat.
Nidsgeville hosts two cheerleaders and new yells for students. Kathryn Stearns and Martina Diederick spoke on Entertaining a Boyfriend and Home for Blind Mice, with a duet Baa Baa Black Sheep. Ridgeville and Fields schools hosted Project Method talks by Genevieve Hucheurthar and Laws Firt. A weekend at Turkey Foot Lake was planned with meals and entertainment.
Amherst social column records a mass for Elnora Springer, a forthcoming marriage to Ward Bubbud of La Grange, and a church party. Guests include Ida Wilhelm Akrebope, Kathyrn Schriner and Enid Baldry, with refreshments by Ida Wilhelm and Margaret Schoender.
Don’t fuss with mustard plasters use Musterole a clean preparation made from oil of mustard and other ingredients. It relieves sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck rheumatism lumbago and back and joint pain, sprains and bruises.
Chattanooga has produced several notable swimmers in the past year and has been chosen as the site for the Southeastern AAU swimming championships in 1928. The article notes New Orleans’ Fair Grounds track as a famed venue in prior years.
The stadium will be rebuilt this summer and will host winter racing in November. Sport writers covering Michigan football will have an electric heater in the press stand. Modern bicycles weigh about 29 pounds, a third of the old sulky. Yale reports the first authentic college football record from a freshman-sophomore match, begun in 1844.
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