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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1924
Page
9
George Hines, manager and owner of the Wellngton Tire Shop, sold the business to Artie Forday with immediate possession. A birthday party in Wellington on September 19 celebrated twelve year old Majory’s day with cake and favors.
Oberlin reports local clubs and social groups active for the week. The Civic Circle of Conservation meets in the afternoon at 225 Street Ol Co, with plans and a noon meeting to discuss community projects.
A satirical exploration of Prohibition focusing on trade, crime, and social order. The piece questions the promised benefits of a dry nation and imagines unintended outcomes such as crime, counterfeiters, and social unrest while criticizing the era’s rhetoric.
Local social notes list Sunday and weekend visits across multiple towns. Families from Cleveland Ashland Kipton Oberlin and Macedonia visited relatives in Brighton and nearby communities, including Mr and Mrs Paton and Nina Gosen, amid travel detours and family gatherings.
Woman's Club agenda notes a meeting with Miss Ogden and the North club alongside Mrs M C Hen at 156 Woodland Avenue for an upcoming event in September.
Oberlin brief notes Frank H as the new director of the Ol in Conservatory of Music and announces an honor event scheduled for next Thursday evening with details likely expanding on the celebration.
The Oberlin community schedules a Women’s League gathering at Barrows House with faculty and conservatory students. A YMCA meeting led by Victor Obenhouse is planned, and Chas Stewart becomes its new secretary. Oberlin tasks include a Sunday sermon by Dean Graham and a public talk by President Ring at the stag event. A half holiday for next Wednesday stems from Sophomore-Fiman Field Day at Dill Field.
J. Y. Mc Peak editor of Nash's magazine and Good Housekeeping died in a private London hospital after gall bladder surgery. The news comes from London today and ends a long career in publishing.
Newark bakers announce a one cent per loaf bread price increase effective September 24. The move comes as the cost of flour and production pressures push up retail bread prices. Local grocers say the change will impact shoppers across the city.
Euclid residents Mr and Mrs Fred Bronson and Mr and Mrs Bradley with two children visited Mr and Mrs D F Seeley. Walter Edwards sale hosted by Congregational ladies with Callie Bronson visiting Florence Mateham. Road from Brighton Center to the railroad opened for traffic. A South Wellington trip and church activity noted as Cyrus attended Coshocton conference. A bust of Gen Robert E Lee gifted to Royal Military College Sandhurst by United Daughters of the Confederacy.
A local licensed chiropractor advertises hours from 9 to 6 nightly with a 1 to 6 PM window for Wednesday service and evening appointments. The listing includes a phone number and mentions Elyria Savings & Trust Budg.
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