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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1920
Page
10
Everyday life items list visits, family reunions, hospital stays, and school notices. Names include Retta Sheffield, Mrs Jones of Wellington, and district teachers in Wellington and Oberlin. Attendees traveled from Perry, Cleveland, Vermilion, and nearby towns to gatherings and events.
Edward West, Russell Whitney and Francis Wand visited their aunt Mrs M A Campbell in Fremont. Mr and Mrs Will Peters hosted guests at their aunt’s home. Attendance included Mrs George Friend of Wellington and Marie Walte Friend. The Grange hall hosted Mr Simpkins Afternoon of Rest comedy. White Fox church and Kipton notes report church activities. William Whitney of Chesterland sustained an eye injury from a falling limb and was treated at Eddy Road Hospital in Cleveland.
The State highway department, the county commissioners and the Black River township trustees favor the electric railway project. Officials back the busine ss and railway track plans, signaling strong local momentum for expansion.
An old hair care advice piece promises thick glossy hair by dissolving dandruff with four ounces of ordinary liquid argon applied at night. It claims careful rubbing and repeated applications will remove dandruff, soothe scalp aches, and leave hair looking better, with liquid armor available at drug stores.
The Nickle Plate railroad opposes straightening the Lorain to Oak Point road as part of a boulevard plan. They cite dangerous abutments and past wrecks, saying such work would be costly. County officials and Lorain Chamber of Commerce support the boulevard and plan court action to remove the dangerous curve.
C D Reed takes over the Reed Brothers shoe shop by buying his brother F W Reed interest and will run the business at the corner of West Broad and Chestnut. He also purchases the Packard property there and will reside with his family while occupying the store with a large shoe trade. Vermilion Detroit theft reports note a motor trip canceled after an auto is stolen by Fred Bacon and Alvin Bruns and their wives.
Mr and Mrs John Franklin spent Sunday with relatives in New London Twenty Cleveland residents attended a clam bake at Ed Berg s last Sunday W L Springer and son Raymond of Amherst called on his brother Jones Springer Sunday Mr and Mrs John Brill of Crownhelm spent several days last week at Mrs Brill s sister Mrs Jake Schramm Carl Berg and family Fred Berg and family Eda Albert and Edwin Hoeb attended a Henry Gingers birthday party in Amherst Saturday night Mr and Mrs August Schenk and daughter Dorothy of Sandusky were guests at the home of cousin Miss Carrie Schenk Edward Schramm and family attended the Grills family reunion at Avon Beach Park last Sunday
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