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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1923
Page
11
Sept 29 report from Elyria and nearby areas details births, visits, and daily events. Nelson Hitchcock welcomed a daughter at Elyria hospital on Oct 24. Numerous social calls, hospitality, and local society events across Grafton Belden and Wellington noted along with PTA and Grange activities and football results.
James A. Robb, a businessman and former mayor of Valleyfield, becomes minister of immigration and colonization. A Liberal with cabinet service since 1921, he succeeds Charles Stewart, who has acted in that post for two years. Robb aims to boost settlement in Western Canada as immigration is expected to exceed 100000 this year.
Starkey named vice president and secretary treasurer among student officers. sophomore Evelyn Wise leads as president with Norma Stoskop as secretary treasurer. senior Aaron Root as president with Blanche Wise as secretary treasurer. Two literary societies formed led by Etta Schuan and Dorma Rogers. A program runs every other week starting Oct 12. Instrumental music and chorus taught by Mr. Rowell and Miss Chrisman of Medina. Four gym classes organized. new Belden high school gym ready. basketball to begin in two weeks with first game Nov 2 against Penfield. Football set for Sept 29 versus New London. Girls’ indoor softball with Avon Lake Thursday. next matches Henriet ta and Belden businesswomen group of five teachers. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Noveske and daughter Lucille attended Eugene Diedtick’s funeral in Elyria. John Clark and Miss Florence Buffy of Cleveland visited Sunday evening.
Cincinnati Sept 29 Harry L Laws 71 head of James H Laws and Company commission merchants and once a large Louisiana sugar factors died from a fractured skull after an automobile struck him late yesterday.
Mrs Ep Roehnlein of Louisville Kentucky writes that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved months of bed rest and pain. She reports improved health, weight gain, and urges others to try the remedy, noting its safety and worldwide sales.
Thirty people, about half women, were rescued from the Klein apartments in downtown Cleveland when a fire broke out just after midnight. Police and firemen carried tenants down ladders to safety. One man was seriously burned on the face after opening a doorway to a hall, then climbing down a ladder to the street.
The University of Cincinnati varsity team hosts Kentucky Wesleyans tonight under powerful field lights. Practice reports praise the lighting system as satisfactory, with a large crew of electricians stationed around the gridiron and the ball painted white for visibility.
Premier pitcher Adett ique Luque of the Cincinnati Reds will throw his last National League game of the season this afternoon against the St. Louis Cardinals. He departs tonight for Cuba where he will play baseball.
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