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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1926
Page
10
Amherst correspondents recap a busy period with soirées hosted by Mrs. Frank Shay and the Abigail Club, club elections, and remarks on local society figures. Community notices include church events, Grange activities, and reports on residents’ travels and health.
Jonn Huber reports regained health after using Tepee Herb Tonic, claiming relief from indigestion nausea and stomach pain. He says the tonic helped with energy, appetite, and general well being after days of illness and fatigue. The ad notes availability in Elyria at C. W. Phillips' advertisement.
Three Meyeles were stolen from Mutternus Ridge Grammar school in North Olmsted. Quick notification by one victim led police to track the youths, who were from Cleveland and nearby towns. They were turned over to Cleveland police as the case unfolds.
Local villages near Cleveland plan a Suburban Baseball League style competition with North Olmsted seeking an aggregation. The North Olmsted team beat Hratenacht members in a forfeit last Sunday keeping them tied for third while a playoff with Brooklyn Kehts remains unsettled. Mrs Henry Scrimshaw and Mrs Ton Orgill return from California and Chicago respectively after a month away.
Des Moines reports Mrs. Hdlth Christy of Oberlin elected National President of the Women's Relief Corps at the annual convention. A local telegram congratulates her, with plans for a celebration on her return. Precautions against typhoid prompted pasteurized milk in Oberlin boarding houses. Torch light welcome greets President King as upperclassmen cheer at East College Street. Frank Hovey of the village is safe. relatives seek contact.
A large bonfire lights the campus this evening as new and returning students gather for the first rally. College songs cheer speakers, with a potential address by President Henry Churchill King.
Paul Hovey celebrated his fifth birthday at home 83 North Pleasant Street Tuesday with twelve guests. A social evening is planned for local Pythian Staters Friday at the Knights of Tythias hall. Mrs William Evans of Wellington visited daughter Mrs Harris Govery and Mrs Ch do Parker at 3 North Pleasant Street Tuesday. Stuart in St College reports Burt Stuart of Miami Florida and family survived the storm but home damaged. no word from Florida on a remaining matter.
A new sanitary pad called Notex offers greater protection with disposal that ends embarrassment. Eight in 0 better-class women reportedly use Notex, claiming it discards as easily as a teent and requires no laundering.
Carlisle Sept 22 residents and guests fill a weekend docket with visits and dinners. Notables include Walter Bracy and family from Columbia and I N Haven hosting seventeen descendants. Typhoid illness hits Wacker children. several outings head to Valley and Columbus State Fair. birthday surprise for Mrs. Ives with gifts and refreshments.
West Ridge residents record visits and welcomes as families from Bellaire Elgin Elyria Murray Ridge and Cleveland gather for gatherings. Mr and Mrs Pope host and entertain relatives including the Schramm family and the Eldreds with their daughters Jillian and Lois. The column notes engagements and local arrivals as neighbors share news at home.
Local social notes list visits across the area with relatives friends and alumni. Marjorie Simms entered Oberlin College as a freshman while her sister Ma belle Simms returns for sophomore year and numerous families from Painesville Amherst Lorain and Elyria host or visit kin and attend church and parties in a bustling social roundup.
Belden September 15 were held in the school auditorium with a large crowd despite rain. Mrs Fred Hoff new president chaired committees for the year and old business was completed. 4 H Club leader Mrs Flel Schriver explained sewing grades at the fair exhibit. The Jolly Jaes Sewing Club gave a demonstration. Miss Marjorie Reisinger read to the audience. Mr Sheffler music teacher led the orchestra. Refreshments of peaches and cream cake and coffee closed the meeting.
Seaborne earthquakes are described as having greater potential for damage than those that occur on land, due to depth, energy release, and tsunami risk.
California supplies the majority of mustard seed for the country as farmers boost production to meet demand across markets. The state leads in acreage, yields, and processing capacity, shaping national supplies and pricing dynamics.
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