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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
9
A fragment lists seventy participants including Joni Hennings Dick Mack Allee Hills Marjorie Sweat Helen Gardiner Veatrice Bradner Harry Burnham and the Gardiner Tilo among others.
Flora Finch returns as star of a new era motion picture corporation in six two reel comedies. Leatrice Joy is Bunty in Bunty Pulls the Strings with Reginald Barker directing. Cast includes Cullen Landis Edythe Chapman Josephine Crowell Hassell Simpson Raymond Hatton Casson Ferguson. Gertrude Emerson sails for the orient to film Far East life portions from an airplane.
State report lists new incorporations including The Lucas County Mortgage Co Toledo 250000 with R Bernhart J Bartley The Cuyahoga Machine Tool Co Cleveland 20000 O M Zelinski R A Gaede The Blake Hall Co Cleveland 50000 N Pesch P Straky The Klingler Dieterich Coal Co Alliance 25900 J Co Klingler E P Speidel Corlett Laundry Co Cleveland 415000 C A McGinniss W F Neville The United Mould Co Toledo 25090 H J Lewis E J Muir Also increases for Akron Electric Supply Co Akron 59000 to 100000
Turn to Flint Michigan and are en route home Mr and Mrs George attended the Farr reunion at 81 Lewia Michigan Mr and Mrs Harry Meeks and family and William Waller of Pittsfield spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs George Waller air and Mrs Davies and daughter Maud Jeanor of Elyria were Sunday guest at the Andy Edmonds home Allert Smith of Detroit spent Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Rhodes Mr and Mrs Gay McRoberts attended a meeting Sunday at the farm of C N Williams which he has recently purchased on the West Ridge the work of widening the road from Stop 98 to the Oberlin Corporation Line is nearly completed but the repairing to be done from Stop 88 to 91 is not yet begun A A Saxton who went to Cleveland to a hospital for operative treatment last week is doing very nicely and expects to be able to return home next week Mr and Mrs Dan Dudly of Akron are staying at the Saxton home during his absence Howard Hawk of Wellington called at the McRoberts home Sunday Miss Figgy Worcester of Oberlin was calling on friends in this vicinity Sunday
A film adaptation of The Sporting Duchess based on an English Derby era plot plays today and Saturday at American Theatre. The dramatic story by Harris Raleigh Bramu—tenon portrays high society intrigue surrounding the famous Derby races.
Hart's Cut Rate Grocery and Meat Market appears in the era notice as a local vendor. The brief entry records the business name and location, signaling a small neighborhood retail presence in the community.
A Derby hopeful horse entered by Muriel Duchess of Desborough, wife of Chpstone owner, Alfca Joyce lauded as hero of the hour. Floral horsehair adorns the winner as the race captures Florentine pageantry and local racing ardor.
The touring musical comedy Take It From Me heads to the Shubert Colonial in Cleveland for a one week engagement starting the week of September 27 with Thursday and Saturday matinees. The show, praised as a goldmine of irrepressible laughter, originated in New York and promises lively entertainment from an acclaimed company.
Oberlin Road notes Mr Waller returned home from Potoskyv Michigan where he spent several weeks. Mr and Mrs Haton of Hopewell West Virginia were guests at the S Hutchinson home for a few days as they traveled by motor.
Mr and Mrs Sheffield and son Harold traveled from Camden to Clinton Michigan to visit relatives and returned Sunday evening. On September 11 Mr and Mrs Lonnie Brumby Miss Father Calkins and Mr and Mrs Lows Funk hosted at the home of the latter in honor of Mr Elden Tadcliffe, with rooms filled.
The wedding party enjoyed pink and white decor with a luncheon for guests. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morgan and daughter, Mrs. Ek. BE, Morgan and son Halph returned from Lansing. Jessie Anderson arrived from Los Angeles to visit Mrs. A. E. Ayliffe. Edna Cashing and Vernon Rosa wed at Amelia Ohio with Rev. Wiggin. Amelia Latteman of Oberon visited Fred Perkins. Shroeder and Ralph of Cleveland joined Frank Calkins. George Bickel and Verne Whitney attended Bowling Green fair. G. A. Brumby visited Cleveland. Martha’s group met with Florence Lathrop. Misses Hattle and Vic Cook visited Oberlin with Mrs. George Myers.
An advertisement urges older businessmen to exercise, keep bowels regular, and start mornings with a tepid sponge bath and a hot drink. It recommends laxatives such as castor oil or Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Anuric to reduce uric acid, claim life insurance exams at sixty and better health with annual water intake.
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