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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1924

Page

11

Dance Derby to Crown Elyria Fast Dancers at Cascade Park

The Martha Lee Club of Cleveland stages a fast dance derby at Cascade Park Pavilion to pick Elyria’s speed dance champions. Entrants from Elyria register on site with Joe Smith’s Martha Lee Club Orchestra providing music, judges named by Charles Johnson, and Todd H. Kline as timekeeper. The grand final is set for Tuesday April 15, with Cleveland champions challenging Elyria winners in a concluding derby.

Elyria Martha Lee Club Cleveland Cascade Park Pavilion Joe Smith Joe John de Pailhop Joseph Webber Gertrude Myers Louis Gutterman Thelma Wolcox Eham Cleveland Chamirs

Local high school notes and community happenings

The Eaton Buriton area reports students on vacation this week. Mil o Phelps moved into a house vacated by Mrs. Reisinger. George Strickland sold his Ridgeville store and moved with family to Reed's Corners. Bible school classes plan a parents night April 4. About twenty five attended. Milk Association set a meeting at the town hall next Tuesday with speakers from Cleveland and Wellington. Mr. Davis expected home from hospital later this week. Mrs. Strickland caring for ill daughter in North Olmsted. Evangelistic meetings set at the church Tuesday through Friday before Easter with Rev. Eicher preaching nightly. Mr. and Mrs. Haven injured in auto crash last Thursday. Mrs. Haven bruised and shaken. Mrs. Heath spent the day with relatives.

L. J. Naity The Milk Association Cleveland Wellington L. T. Davis Charles Strickland North Olmsted Eicher

Thursday with Mrs. Burton Ross

Mrs. W. W. Tite has been ill the past week.

Burton Ross W. W. Tite

Brakeman Dies in Train Yard Accident on Pennsylvania One

A brakeman was crushed to death in the train yards early today involving Morrow's train bound for Cincinnati.

Pennsylvania Morrow Cincinnati

Largest Chaess rugs to adorn Cincinnati club HQ

The convention announced today states the rugs will be the largest ever made by 40 feet for the new Business Men's Club of Cincinnati. The piece will cover the club space and is part of a display described as a record in furniture scale.

Business Men's Club of Cincinnati United States Newark

Secretary Brown Loses New Trial Bid in Motor Truck Case

In Columbus on April 4 a motion by Secretary of State Brown for a new trial in the motor truck license case, where two sections of the state auto tax law were ruled unconstitutional, was overruled by Judge Kinkead. The decision will be appealed to the appellate court.

Columbus Brown Common Pleas

Falls Under Own Train Columbus Ohio

W C Morrow of Newark falls beneath the wheels of his own train in Columbus. Authorities report the incident occurred on April 4 and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the fatal accident.

Columbus. O Falhaug W. C. Morrow Newark

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