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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
15
Mrs. Etna Gray of Fort Madison Iowa wife of Roy L Gray the average man is described as typical of America She manages the home cares for two children follows current events and supports women voting She does not drive the car and relies on her husband for outings She values church school and suffrage involvement
Mrs Emil Crow aged 80 died at her Ithaca Michigan home after a two week illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Mennell of Grafton son Ray Crow of Detroit two grandchildren six great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 1 30 pm at Mrs Mennell home with burial in Litchfield. Mrs Minnie Siskey died at her son Edward Sisker’s Buffalo New York home aged 62 years 10 months and a day. Survived by two daughters one son Edward and four grandchildren. Funeral Monday 9 90 am at St Marys church with burial in St Marys Cemetery.
Ambassador Dwight Morrow and party reach Fort McIntosh near Laredo Texas and are breakfast guests of officers. The U S envoy to Mexico will not cross the border in the Marco Polo car but will go by automobile from the fort directly into Mexico.
Police respond to a bank alarm at Lorain Connery Savings and Trust Co but find it triggered accidentally with no intruders. The report notes no vegetation or valuables disturbed.
The probate court handles the will of J. W. McCormick of Grafton. Hardy D. Biges named administrator for Maria Byiges of Elyria. John P. Kuntz named administrator for Eva L. Kuntz of Lorain with bond 2400. Jennie B. Raunsbeck's will admitted. Christian Raunsbeck named executor with bond. Laura Pomeroy named administratrix for Harry Pomeroy of Elyria with bond noted.
Elveria library, founded by Charles Arthur Elvin around 1346, shows rapid growth in circulation. In the past year 87 019 volumes were checked out, up about 7 000 from the previous year, with trustees vowing continued public service and support for students and clubs.
A copy of Hon. William G. Sharp’s August 1 1912 House speech on aerial navigation was found. He urged examination of aviation, noted European progress, and lamented US inattention. The speech predicted trends now largely realized in the past fifteen years.
Eaton Illinois reports a busy week of visits and dinners. Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway, Mr. and Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Summers, Mrs. Brey, and others hosted and visited neighbors in nearby towns such as Columbia Cleveland and Tiffin. A cooking school and W C T U convention in Elcia drew many ladies this week.
Mrs. Brown-Lewers and assistant Migs Simpson hosted a successful cooking school at a local venue. Women received tea boxes and recipe receipts, asking when the next classes might be held. Kiwanis Club quartet entertained before the session with songs, as Niélsen spoke about Acidophilus milk.
Oberlin prepares for a decisive Ohio conference clash at Oxford with 400 to 500 students traveling and coach Paul Mac Eachron bringing nearly the entire 35 man squad. Oberlin plans a postgame wireless report and a special edition in town. The day also includes local notices of illness and club events surrounding the college community.
Wholesale fruit and vegetable movement is moderately active for Saturday with steady prices and ample supplies. Cleveland market reports poultry prices and assorted produce including potatoes butter eggs and live stock. Chicago cash quotations show dairy poultry and grain bids with mixed activity and unchanged flour shipments.
Miss Amelia visits with Miss Ruth Myers in Erie. Mrs. G. Koeber hosts relatives. Families attend football in Oberlin and Castalia. Norma Walker and Pearl Eppler visit Cleveland. Murray Ridge orchestra and symphony active at local churches. W C T U convention in Elyria. Cooking School at Elyria High School draws attendees. Local watch of church and community events across Murray Ridge and nearby towns.
Mrs Nina Matteson of Oxford and Mrs Ernest Tanguay of Adams Massachusetts credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring their health. Matteson says it let her work again after treatment. Tanguay reports four years of illness ended after eight bottles. The ad promotes the medicine as a household word and urges readers to consult their druggist.
United Press copy lists WEAF schedule with The Gypsies at 8:30 CST and Delibes opera Lukmine hour, WOR composer hour, WIZ Roxy and his gang at 8:30 p.m., KDKA Pittsburgh Little Symphony Orchestra at 6 p.m. EST. brief network lineups for Monday.
Elyria Vi tennis narrowly lost to Shaw in the final match of the season. Howard Martin beat Ap therp 6 3 7 8, Sam Kushen won 6 1 7 5, Don Rawson fell 4 6 -2 6 0, and the pair Ritchie Conway dropped 4 1 6 3 plus Horan Sharkey 4 1 6 6 3. Lakewood claimed the league title with Lorain second Shaw third Higha fourth Cleveland Heights fifth.
London dispatch reports the Nanking government declares war on Hankow and sends 100000 troops into Anhwei Province ending the Yangtze provinces union. Tung Seng Chi Hankow's chief is said to have joined Chang Tsl Lin aiding the Northerners against the Nationalists.
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