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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1926
Page
19
Amherst Sept 3 The regular meeting of the South Amherst United Church Men's Bible Class was at George Rice's Quarry Street home. An out of town speaker is planned for the October meeting and a music program will be included. Refreshments served to a long list of members.
Mrs E G Haug of Zanesville Ohio reports hay fever relief after using Kerker's Asthma and Tray Fever Remedy. Two bottles cleared symptoms promptly and completely. The Kerker Medicine Co of Zanesville produced the remedy and it is sold in Elyria by Drugelat Marty A Crandall.
Mrs Carpenter of Faton Miss Dinlam of Pittefield Mr Schrack Braunheim and Mrs Latteman of Henrietta will give food demonstrations in the Grange buildings at the County Fair on Mopdas Sept. Mrs Carpenter will demonstrate at 1:70 pm Wiss Din lam at 1,45 Mrs Selynans at 200 and Mrs Latteman at 220. Cait Mulder Amherst involved in a crash turning in front of a truck at Broad St and Wet Ave Livria, police say the truck struck the tail light. The Needlecraft Club met with Mrs J J Nyan Middle Thurs day afternoon. The Sunday school class of the South Amherst United Church taught by Miss Anna Mathes held an outing at Vermilion on the lake. The Ladies' Society of the South Amherst Cong Church held an all day session at the home of John Dresster Amherst. A deericious tameen dinner served to about 25 ladies. The Home Builder's Class of the First Evangelical church will hold their regular meeting at the home of W J Shipley this evening. An Essex coach belonging to Henry Ludwig Ax tel St stolen from Ohio Quarries. The Eagles' Auxiliary held a quilt ing bee at Mrs George Hefner's home. Elmer and Doris Schofield and others attended graduation at Kent Normal. A bond issue vote to remodel the sewer disposal plant was approved at a village meeting. Mr and Mrs William Schroeder and others took a trip to Niagara Falls. Various Amherst notes and local society items wrap the item.
A straw stack burned at the John Barber farm near Wellington after catching from a tractor, destroying the tool shed while nearby farm buildings were saved by threshers. Elyria Collegians visit Wellington A C for a Sunday game at 2:30 p.m. The piece notes a religion funding inquiry listing cosmetics, chewing gum, tobacco, and gasoline expenditures.
Yesterday’s puzzle answered with a playful layout. Clues reference a mythic strongman, filth and a vestibule, bridges, and running words. The page features scattered fragments and a note about the next puzzle.
Local listing markets several 1920s cars including a 4926 Chevrolet Touring, 1926 Overland Whippet, 1926 Ford Sedan, and 1925 Chevrolet Coupe. Cars feature bumpers, extras, and limited miles with a new car guarantee and GMAC terms for small down payments and monthly payments. Additional models include 1925 Chevrolet Touring and multiple 1924 cars.
VISITS HOME Mr. Robert Laundon of Denver Colorado is visiting his mother Mrs K Laundon. He will remain for about a week's time. Services Sunday After the annual two weeks vacation the Church of Christ will resume its regular services on Sunday. Rev E Buffington will preach at both morning and evening services. TO ACCEPT SCHOLARSHIP Miss Aletha Stacey will resume her studies at the Curtis Music School at Philadelphia about October 1. Miss Stacey received a scholarship from the school for the splendid work she did there during her first year. Let As Her fret year.
Locals Mrs Clarence Dickasen and son Robert and Mrs W L Lindsley enjoy the State Fair in Columbus. Mr and Mrs L W McConnell and Mr and Mrs J W Conkle joined an excursion to the fair Thursday. Reports cite buried cities at Maya in Chiapas Mexico and a ranch in Guerrero. A free-tenant turtle in Thompsonville Conn has lived there for a century. Beavers' water helped rangers extinguish a stubborn Minnesota forest fire.
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