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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1922
Page
6
Washington reports that President Harding intends to take little part in campaigns while the 8th Congress opens. He will, as party leader, participate in councils and likely offer suggestions. A public note on his role remains forthcoming.
Defiance officials seek a new highway bridge over Baltimore and Ohio tracks two miles east of town to replace a four ton limit on the present structure seen as a obstacle to heavy cement road construction on both sides.
The Robinson and Hancock Co offers new fall hats for men with a wide range of colors and shapes priced from 3 to 6 dollars and 50 cents.
Oberlin reports a severe gas supply cut with no gas entering the town. Residents, kept chilly, rely on cold lunches as officials search for the cause and location of the outage.
Oberlin officials announce stricter bicycle restrictions with bells and lamps required at night. Riders must dismount at curbs and walk to their homes under watchful compliance. Also noted are separate items on opening a restaurant above a local firm, Gle Club tryouts, a social at the Elm Club, and the reorganization of the Ohio State Mortgage Co into a new North Central Ohio entity.
Hable Kaiser will establish exclusive control of the North Central area and operate a brokerage focused on Ohio Mortgage Co securities. New Ohio firm plans Elyria Lorain Sandusky and Mansfield branches and hosts a Tuesday banquet at Park Hotel for salesmen and wives. Ohio Mortgage Co president to address operations. branch manager David McClure to discuss mortgage management. Oberlin Parson Sla Oberlin notes Cleveland weekend visit. Bob Behr buys Oehling home on North Professor Street.
Amherst September 26 officers of the Congregational Methodist church met to plan an attendance contest with three groups men women and children each to meet captains chosen at a tureen supper in church parlors Wednesday in honor of Mr and Mrs H B Hurst who will move to Patnaville. Also society events and entertainments noted in town.
The WOCT UV meeting is set for Wednesday afternoon at the parsonage. Local residents report visits among Kirschs of Cleveland Heeses and Haas family in Ridgeville and Elyria encounters with Eppley Kolbe Pycraft and Schaub households amid cross town travels.
Mrs William Colefield of Lorain opens Friday evening with Anthony jefeld and family. Several families including the Hansons, Smiths, Eppleys, Fowls, Dehns and Grobe share visits around Lorain Amherst and Elyria area. A theft at the JC J Smith ice house leaves about forty chickens missing. Julius Ermiech of Terre Haute Indiana is noted as deceased.
A German farmer near Bucyrus has been admitted to the Ohio Methodist conference. Both youths served in World War I and fought against many relatives in the German army. Leake preached his Graz sermon to his friends while aboard a boxcar en route to the Meuse front in France. Bucyrus September 26 postal workers form entertainment committees for the Eighth Congressional district with Clarence L. Bacon as chair and Miss Alberta Bon ruloger heading the entertainment committee. Athens September 36 motor officer Henry Nice describes racing two boys under 15 who stole family cars. he pursued at near 60 mph and the fathers paid the fines. Middleport September 26 Frank Foley, former garageman, seeks delay for creditors as he touts an invention park plug to pay debts. Gloucester September 46 freight embargo hampers road work between Gloucester and Corning as cement cars and travel are in short supply.
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