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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1923
Page
6
Barbara Copeland four daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry C Copeland died in Marion Ohio today from burns suffered when her Halloween paper dress caught fire from an open stove. She was burned while her mother hung up clothes yesterday.
Lorain police report one death and twelve injuries from traffic crashes over the week and launch a crackdown. Eleven motorists were arrested for excessive speeding in congested districts and ordered to appear in municipal court. Police Chief Theodore Walker warned arrests for speeds over fifteen miles per hour in congested areas and twenty miles per hour in the open.
Wellington Athletics visits Spencer for a return match Sunday after Wellington won the first meeting. Spencer has strengthened while Wellington has lost Bil Watters who now plays for Spencer. Also Philathea class met Mrs Furze and Mrs Baumgardner with plans for a December bazaar.
Noon Club members and guests gathered at Mrs. Rey Cusby’s home Monday afternoon. Prof. Yeliff of Oberlin delivered a highly interesting talk that received great enjoyment.
An engaging story and a call to uplift the reader accompany a new weekly news program. The feature picture and a comedy titled Dreamland De-Art Acord offer entertainment as the sun shines on moral appeal.
The notice boasted an all aro cast for Oregon Trail and added that Tom Mix would also appear in Soft Boiled as a comical star, promising a lively program with humor.
On the eve of the election a group of colored voters planned a political meeting at the Sixteenth Street church on Mid Street. The call emphasized mobilization and turnout in the upcoming vote.
A speaker recalls beauty gained through French clay mastery and declares that no girl can look her best without using clay. The piece links aging, youth, and cosmetics to a refined product once taught by French experts. Local social notes follow.
The Tried and True Birthday club gathered at Mrs. J. C. Clark’s residence in Grafton on October 24 to honor Mrs. Hattie Beaver’s 79th birthday. A bountiful chicken dinner was enjoyed with nineteen covers.
Ransacked premises report $30 cash stolen. M Wm Buckingham visited Mrs Geo Burrer at Belden Monday. Will Knight of Cleveland returned home via brother J R Knight and sister Mrs Ed Maples. Mrs C H Johnson improving and thankful for W E A gifts. Jeanne Wise broke her arm after a chair accident. Ed Wire and Herman Scholl toured Cleveland Wednesday. Letter from Ettle Grasin mentions cousin Wii Palmer in Mt Clemens and Detroit shopping. Palmer to spend winter in Florida starting November 15. Lehman family moved into new home near Lehman Bros store. C A H plans a filling station at his Balden blacksmith shop. Funeral held for Lilley in LaPorte. Sia thea class to meet at James Pines Cole and m in Elyria guests of Mrs An Tuesday.
Community updates from South Ridge include a Needle Guild Society meeting on October 25 with a bridal shower for Miss Florence Dramm, gifts and lunch hosted by Mrs. Chas. Date. Social visits span Amherst Steubenville and Vermilion, with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. George Knittle and others. October 11 saw a Grange meeting in Amherst.
An advertisement urges women to try Kilmer’s Swamp Root for bladder and kidney discomfort. It promises sample mail, then offers medium and large bottles at drugstores, noting the remedy works on the liver and bladder.
A small group of local men formed a dancing club and hold their first Hallowe en dance in the town hall this evening with a fine orchestra. Everyone is invited to attend. The Woman's Afternoon Club meets with Professor Jeli fe at Wellington today.
Wellington event details a Monday gathering at Miss Gertrude Dibble's home. Miss Jeanette Warner won high honors in bridge. The group plans a holiday dance.
Theatres American presents Rupert of Hant zau described as a great production with Zev and Papyrus horse race and a comedy. Grand shows The White Rose a love story with intense emotion and beauty. Colonial features The Fog a unique picture with a fog motif.
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