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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1924
Page
4
A Bureau of Mines experiment in Pittsburgh found fat men lose more weight in intense heat yet end up stronger than lean counterparts. The tests used a controlled chamber and showed a 90 degree Fahrenheit heat with 100 percent humidity cannot be endured indefinitely by the human body at rest.
A grand Rainbow Pool fountain near the Lincoln Memorial opens in Washington. The elliptical pond features 124 nozzles sending water 25 feet high, with nine clusters on each side spraying 40 feet, offering a hazy curtain that frames the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial. American interests near Shanghai are held by Consul-General Edwin Sheddan Cunningham after regional civil conflict.
Mrs. O. Pope spent Sunday with sister Lizzie Lyman in Elyria. Teachers at Ohio North Eastern convention in Cleveland. Ed Pember visited daughter in Elyria. Grills family visited Albrecht household in Elyria. Simms sisters attended Elyria Fremont football game. Nieding and son Henry of Town Line Road were guests of Battenhouse. Neuter and Nieding families from Elvira Amherst visited. Catharine Kelby of Carlisle Center visited George Lauer’s sister. Sherman Mason and family called on Judson Chitford in Amherst. Halloween social planned at the school with a fine program and refreshments. Eldred and Hopkins families visited Amherst. Lauer family visited Kelb in Carlisle Center. Mason and family visited Harley Wilson in North Haton. Fred Lottman family at Murray Ridge with Bong. Nichols of Painesville were guests of Ollie Minnich. Harpster and son Wallace of Elyria visited Lucy Miller. Ernest Pallas and son George, Ruth Pallas noted.
Murray Ridge residents and families share visits around Elyria Lorain and nearby towns. Local gatherings include flag raising at the Murray Ridge school, oyster fry by Columbia Steelmen’s club, and weekend hospitality at several homes in Penfield Avon and Brook Park.
Mrs J Herrick of Akron visited Sunday with Rev Mrs Kingsley and attended the evening church service. The Fields extension club planned to hold their regular meeting Thursday.
Real estate transfers include T. A. Northrup to Fred Leopold for lot 68 in Hoge's ad Lorain. Peirce G Hills to Fred Leopold for lot 89 block C Cleveland Beach Shefield Lake. Albert Ega to Leo Greenwald for lot 118 Lake View Park allot Lorain. Otto Kelley to W F Gravit for lot 41 North Main Street Oberlin. Guardian Savings and Trust Co. Political Advertisement.
A compiled list shows numerous property transfers and lot sales in Lorain and nearby towns. Names include Kyrle Holland, Joseph Schrembs, Fairview Building and Loan Co, Arthur Binder, Sam Lerner, Willoughby Williams, Anna Nolan, Henry Braithwatt, Guardian Savings & Trust Co, Judson Parker, and Emaline Davis among others with parcels in Sheffield Lake
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