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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
10
Spencer, Sept 3. A barn burned Sunday afternoon, with hay and grain inside. Fire officials could not determine the cause. Mr. My and Mrs. Glenn Foresinne aided attempts to save belongings but three horses and some tools were lost. Damage described as great.
Oberlin reports a group of men and families enjoyed a fishing outing at Sandusky with a boat rented and a tally of fish for a fish cookout. Other Oberlin items note Rev Robt Stapleton planning to stay in Oberlin, Frederick family returning from vacation, Dorle Suffin visiting then returning to New Castle to teach, and Prof Cowdery and Calhoun returning from summer travel with teaching plans.
A powerful typhoon off Shanghai on September 3 sent many Chinese junks to the bottom and wrecked the Shinyu of the San Peh Steam Navigation Company. Passengers were saved but the cargo on the Shinyu, en route from Amoy to Shanghai, was lost.
Tokyo faces a drive to ease rural schooling by introducing textbooks aimed at practical farming life. Parliamentary councillor Tetsuta Kawakami argues current city-focused methods fail returning graduates to farms. The plan seeks to imbue civic and economic skills during school years to keep rural youth productive in agriculture.
Deep with Mrs Miller's mother Mrs Anna Bets Jens Perent and family of Bly ing were guests of Eds parents The Stat tenk of crude oil load ed and shipped from Boescot W LB RR by the Buckeye Pips Line on September 1st Mr and Mrs Will Mead of New Londons called on the J B Mglin home recently The Fidelity Sunday School Class of the Baptist church met with Mrs Clarence Wallington at her home on Tuesday afternoon.
Silvermine Community declares tin cans forbidden near dwellings after a pole cat was killed by an auto while raiding a bean container. A coroner's jury ruled the event an unpremeditated death by own action. Storm damages cut power lines and toppled a tree near Lake Avenue. work crews cleared tracks at Stop 11.
Mrs Wilson Auble over Sunday Howard Nudson of Cleveland called on old friends in town Monday Millard Fuller of Akron on a week vacation with his parents N F Fuller Mrs David McCourt of Cambridge Mrs J T McCourt and son Howard spent Friday at Cedar Point M L Mantz visiting in Anh land at the home of cousin Mrs C D Whurisetter Mrs Begsie Miller and son Thornton of Bedford spent a few
Miss Anna M. Klinkenhagen returns to Oberlin for the school year opening. Miss Louis Colby arrives to serve as assistant to the college librarian. Rev. Nicholas Van der Pijl will lead the men’s Bible class at the United Church for the next two Sundays.
A Elyria carpenter S N Peterson reports long standing nasal and throat catarrh eased by Dreco from Muir's Cut Rate Store. He cites headaches improving and better appetite, and his wife also benefits. Dreco expert Vadikhan promotes dosage guidance.
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