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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1923
Page
11
A fragment reports a boy identified as Stanley, age unknown, struck by an auto yesterday afternoon in the street and taken to the hospital with a leg injury. Details are incomplete and source text is garbled.
At a September meeting in Amherst Sophomore and Junior classes elected officers. Juniors chose Theodore Taylor as president Alice Mathis as vice president Frederick Hegeli as secretary treasurer Dolores Menz as reporter Germaine Lahiff Zelma Muth Dolores Menz Walter Mischka Carl Lersch. Sophomores chose Mayme Sharp as president Frederick Tabbert as vice president Florence Bodman as secretary treasurer Dorothy Zileoh Arline Kelch Reuben Sharp Medie Jenne.
The Amherst Needlecraft Club met at Mrs A P Roth’s Elyria Avenue home yesterday afternoon with fourteen members present. Mrs Walt of Greensburg, Pa was guest. Needlework provided the main diversion and refreshments were served.
September events include the La Guts Suurdy Society hosting sewing and crafts at the church parlors, Elyria trip plans by Amherst members, and the Amherst Rebekah lodge’s 72nd anniversary at the ball. W C T U to meet September 20 at Mrs. M McLeod’s Jackson Street home.
In Ashland on September 13, four survivors remain from the 110 who marched 62 years earlier for the 42nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry reunion led by General Garfield. Local manufacturers from multiple counties attend the Central Ohio Manufacturers Association meeting with OO F. Mechaele as president. E J Senger of Bucyrus serves as secretary and treasurer. Plans note new noiseless trolley cars with roller bearings and crop protection. A flood plan for Paris aims to build 23 large reservoirs along the Seine to safeguard communities. Immigrant arrivals from eastern and southern Europe in the last two decades outpace those from northern Europe and the British Isles.
An advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment cures eczema salt rheum and related ailments with fast results and a money back guarantee. It includes testimonials from buyers like T G Rokestorom of Detroit praising relief from piles after using multiple boxes. The ad markets a 45 cent large box and urges druggists to stock it.
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