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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1923
Page
2
A fragmented OCR snippet highlights a dog named jab-Strongheart in a tale about adventure and surprises. It mentions a world class dog story and a promised exciting plot with changes in the narrative, indicating a sensational magazine style feature.
A brand-new production based on Rex Beach’s epic of lawless Tukes stars Milton Billa and Robert Edesse among others. The program features a Sunday showing of O Malley of the Mounted and a Paramount tale with William S Hart, plus a Hollywood comedy and a documentary style look at Hollywood California. The plot centers on a healthbound man and his granddaughter seeking film stardom as the rest of the family follows into cinema adventures.
The C. O. Bartlett & Snow Co of Cleveland won the bid for coal conveyors for the new heating plant on the Sixth Street grounds at 3230 pounds. The board of education will arrange transport and erection. Acreage cut of timber nationwide in two years totals about 16 million.
Mrs Barbara Heckel of Cleveland visited friends in Avon. Mrs Minnick of Lorain spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Eva Leonard. Mr and Mrs Austin of Lakewood stayed with Mrs Webber. Mr and Mrs Jenkins visited Mrs Hertha Burrell. Mr and Mrs Mary Ward Hicks of Lorain brought their children to visit. Earl Pickering and family and other locals hosted relatives over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Schaffer and baby visited Mr and Mrs Nick Schaffer. Mr and Mrs Frank Dechant spent Sunday with Dechant’s parents in Lorain. Joe Burrell of Elyria called our relatives here. Miss Anna Snyder of Lorain visited her sister Mrs Eva Leonard. Mrs Florence Curtiss stayed with Mr and Mrs John Knipper. The True Blue class held a rez war meeting at Raymond Barres Elyria home last Saturday. Frank Knipper visited Lorain relatives Sunday. Several from here attended the funeral of Marre Smart of Cleveland. Smoked pears are relished by the Germans.
Wellington H1 releases a tough high school football schedule for the season with open dates and away or home games at Oberlin Amherst Lodi LaGrange Elyria Shelby and the alumni game slated for November 29.
Wellington announces a Sunday game with West Salem in Wellington on Sept. 5. The Athletics will host the Brows Sunday afternoon, with details noted as part of the local sports brief. Miss Florence Starr will speak at the MEH church next Sunday morning, sharing experiences from her missionary service in China.
A Wellington column reports Mr. Harry B. Couch buying Dr. EB W Fans home on South Main and plans to move soon. Local visits include Prof W Panl Neais of Grayson Ky stopping by his parents. Various residents attend Oberlin, Eaton visits, and Cleveland guest Elsie Wells enjoys a month at Mrs E Bruce’s house.
In Columbus on September 8 the national W C T U meeting highlighted a “march of allegiance” for delegates and visitors. About 500 attendees were to attend a garden party at Westerville hosted by the American Issue Publishing Company and allied groups. President W O Thompson of Ohio State University branded the Ku Klux Klan a disgrace to civilization during a dinner, later naming him an honorary life member.
A reader from Kenmore Ohio reports a year long eczema on hands healed after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The testimonial notes soothing relief, with one cake of soap and two boxes of ointment curing the condition.
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