Davies Bank Criticism Over Miss Davies Funds Handling
Judge condemns bank officials for taking Mrs. Davies's money to prosecute her husband and argues for returning funds, while noting the case shows market pressures and alleged misuse of bank assets by the defendant. The judge emphasizes fairness to state and defendant despite speculative era crimes and praises the trial's balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfee
Walter
Judee Wood
Mt. Gi
Fa.wirich
E'Enurt
Davies
Goa
Mr. Davies
Banly
Egometer Sales Co Opens Lorain Offices
Lorain reports Ecometer Sales Co has opened offices at 7000 Broadway and secured Ohio for the FEco meter. Invented by Thomas A. Edison Jr the device attaches to cars and is manufactured in Orange Grove New Jersey. C A Deary named state manager aims to use Lorain office as headquarters. John B Kihm the city plumbing inspector logged 174 inspections in March covering sewers specials final and roughing in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ecometer
Broadway
Ohio
Fecometer
Thomas A. Edison, Jr
Orange Grove
N. J
Edison Laboratories
C. A. Deary
John B. Kihm
Health Board
Dean's Kidney Pills Advertised By Neighbor
Nervous troubles backache dizzy spells and irregular kidneys prompt use of Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. wm. Swiers of 215 Clark St. fiyria says the remedy restored her energy and relieved back soreness. She recommends them and notes continued use keeps her in good health at 60 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Swiers
Clark St. Fiyria
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Olive Tablets advertisement promotes liver and bowel relief
An ad claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a calomel substitute with no after effects. The vegetable formula supposedly improves complexion, appetite, and energy by stimulating bile and bowels. Sold in boxes for one or two nightly doses.
Elyria W C U Lorain County Session Held in Elyria
Elyria hosts the Lorain County W C T U annual session at the Church of Christ. Forenoon features a mid year executive meeting, noon prayer, devotionals, and committee appointments. Afternoon includes speeches by Senator Burke and Mrs Fuller, with reports, music, and member recruitment discussions. Evening program offers a second address by Mrs Fuller and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
W. C
Lorain County
Church of Christ
Thomas Hill
Kerr
Lockard
Phielts
Andrews
J. F. Burke
Frances Ensign Fullier
Frances E Fuller
Kimpton
Webster
Neeley
Sunday Schools to Hold Lorain County Convention
Preliminary indications point to an enthusiastic Lorain County Sunday school convention at the First Congregational church on April 26 and 27. District rallies and division conferences will be led by district presidents and specialists to boost program value for officers and teachers. Delegates will be chosen next Sunday and a large delegation is expected as reports are prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyan
Lorain
First Congregational Church
Eninth
Literary and Art Dept meets at Guthrie home
Forty members of the Literary and Art Department of the Wovans Civic Club gathered at Mrs. Hames Guthrie's home Monday afternoon. Mrs. Eva Reely reviewed Wil Irwin's The Seed of the Sun. Musical selections by Mrs. D S. Trowel Miss Tauline Perry and Mrs. Trovel complemented the program with songs and piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Wovans Civic Club
Hames Guthrie
C. E. Lozier
Eva Reely
Wil Irwin
D S. Trowel
Tauline Perry
Trovel
B. Samuel Tiddle
Gloria
Buzza Feccia
A. F Terry
Wiss Perry
Godward
Hoop- Kirk
Dining Room at the YWCA Opens to Public
The attractive dining room of the YWCA opened yesterday to the public with praise for the well cooked meals. Breakfast serves seven to eight, luncheon eleven to one, and dinners five thirty to six thirty. A special thickened dinner will be served Sunday twelve to one thirty. The board met after dinner for its regular monthly session with reports read and plans discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCA
Plans Set for Oberlin Commencement Week 1921
Oberlin announces commencement events from June 17 to June 22 1921 with a revised senior chapel on the final exam day. Conservatory exercises split into two parts on June 17 in Warner Hall and June 20 in the chapel. A baseball game against Waseda University is scheduled for June 21 with past matchups yielding one win each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Conservatory
Warner Hall
Waseda Coniversity
Japan
Waseda
Lorain Plans New Patrol Car Paint Job
Safety Director Harry Shiff said the police patrol car will be sent to a paint shop to receive a blue body matching the chassis. Carrell Automobile Co. previously painted the chassis before delivery to the police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Harry Shiff
Patrol
Carrell Automobile Compan
Nolice
Hoodiflicker Joe Muller Accused in Lorain Standoff
Lorain patrolman Joe Muller nicknamed Hoodiflicker is involved in a street dispute with F A Drifte at the station. Drifte, who hands bread and water to prisoners, taunted Muller prompting a heated exchange before Drifte left toward Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Joe
Miller
Joe Muller
F. A. Drifke
Drifke
Drake
Broadway
Last Night's Fights Exposed Boxing Showdowns
In New York Soldier Bartfield edged Matt Cross by decision after 15 rounds. In Toronto Harry Greb stopped Soldier Jones in the fourth. Frankie Fleming kayoed Dearcat Fulton in four rounds. In Pittsburgh Johnny Bar and Johnny Laindee fought to a ten round draw as ringside crowds agreed.
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New York
Soldier Bartfield
Matt Cross
Toronto
Harry Greb
Soldier Jones
Frankie Fleming
Dearcat Fulton
Pittsburgh
Johnny Bar
Johnny Laindee
Maple's Garage Moves to 126 Clark Street
H. F Maple of Elyria announces new location at 126 Clark Street with phone 7581 and solicits patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple
Clark Street
H. F Maple
Elyria
G C Mitchell Opens Real Estate Office
The Taylor Duffy Ward Co announces that C C Mitchell now heads their allotment in Elyria. He previously lived in Elyria and has many friends here. He is located in Gus Kolinski's office at 208 Cis Bloch. phone 2483. Home address 300 Washington Ave. phone 6141.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor-Duffy-Ward Co
C. C Mitchell
Elyria
Mitchell
Gus Kolinski
Cis Bloch
Washington Ave
Embezzler Roy Carey Sentenced in Reformatories
Francis J. Carey a 19 year old bank clerk confessed to embezzling 396 000 from the National City Bank of Ottawa HL. Federal Judge Landis sentenced him to one year at the government home for incorrigible boys and Carey was released on his own recognizance earlier this year amid controversy over teller salaries and a clash with Senator Dial of South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Francis J. Carey
National City Bank of Ottawa
Landis
Carey
Lorain Board Urged to Require School Vaccination
Lorain’s health board recommends compulsory vaccination for all public school children. Dr. Adair cites 63 percent vaccination locally versus 95 percent in Cleveland and argues compulsory action would keep schools open during outbreaks. Board member John Piscur opposes due to a vaccinated child’s infection case.
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Lorain
Schoo: Unt
Bard
John Piscur
South Lorain Bay
Health Board
Ads:r
of Health Board
Board of Education
Cleveland
Health Department
Minnie Oakes Dies After Short Illness in Elyria
Mrs. Minnie Noel Oakes of 624 Dewey avenue aged 32 years 10 months 7 days died at Elyria Memorial hospital after a sudden illness. She was wife of Gilbert Ray Oakes and mother of one daughter 11. She leaves her husband daughter and her parents two brothers and one sister in California and three brothers and three sisters in Ohio. She was taken sick Saturday night and died Monday evening. Funeral arrangements announced later.
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Elyria
Minnie Noel ‘Oakes
Dewey Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gilbert Ray Oakes
California
Ohio
Oakes
Carroll Automobile Co. Board to Meet in Lorain
A special meeting of the Carroll Automobile Co. board of directors will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock in the firm's offices on Washington avenue to plan future activities. Many stockholders reside in Lorain and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Carroll Automobile Co
Washington Avenue
Cleveland
Suit for 731.18 filed by Sweet, Orr against Eli Sebeck
Sweet, Orr & Co. sue Eli Sebeck of Lorain for 373.18 claimed due for goods sold and delivered to Mrs. Shome. Court action seeks the balance of 731.18. The case highlights a local creditor dispute and unsettled account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Sweet, Orr & Co
Eli Sebeck
Lorain
Camphor and Hydra Ti Eye Wash Promises Quick Relief
Lavoptik eye wash claims rapid help for sore inflamed eyes with camphor and herbs. A long time sufferer saw immediate improvement and others noted redness and watery eyes improved. One bottle allegedly helps any case of sore weak or inflamed eyes. Aluminum eye cup offered free at Ebert's Drug Store and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Ebert's Drug Store
Local Notes On Visits Cold Damage And Plans
Brownhelm residents recount visits and work notes. A milk truck driver for Zilch Bros operates from Oberlin. Mrs. Sarah Cooley Chapin remains unimproved after illness. Frost hit peaches cherries plums and pears with only a few buds alive. spring blossoms show the damage. Mrs Bert Shotton plans to join her St Louis Nationals husband next week. Mollie Peck Hageman sets a public sale for next Saturday and will live with her parents during home construction at Amherst. Rev Hester forms a brass band, now proficient, with a note of “Ob” indicating a musical item.
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Brownhelm
Theodore Woon
Oberlin
Edward Lesher
Zilch Bros
Antherst
Sarah Cooley Chapin
Bert Shotton
St. Louis
Harriet Peck
H. Hester
Ohio State Tops Wesleyan In Season Opener
Columbus April 12 Ohio State opened its baseball season with a 6 to 1 victory over Ohio Wesleyan University at the local varsity diamond. For Ohio State the batteries were Griffith Dudley Miller and Huffman Deutsch while Wesleyan’s were Loomis Evans and Mahon.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio State Griffith
Dudley
Miller
Huffman
Deutsch
Wesleyan Loomis
Evans
Ohio Sleepingsickness Fatalities Rise in January
In Columbus on April 12 reports show 39 Ohioans died from sleeping sickness in January, up from 28 in all of 1919. The year 1919 saw 120 fatalities from sleeping sickness in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Boy Dies After Schoolyard Scuffle In Corry
In Corry Pennsylvania on April 12 a 13 year old boy Victor Hortz and his 16 year old friend Arthur Brundage wrestled on a sidewalk after sharing ice cream. Hortz threw Brundage and Brundage died from heart disease as he fell. A corporal’s squad, usually eight men, is described as the smallest army unit.
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Corry
Spring Creek
Here
Victor Hortz
Arthur Brundage
Hortz
Brundage
Amherst Buyer Acquires Widow Brown Farm North Of Quarry
Frank Avery of Amherst has purchased the Widow Brown farm located north of the Worthington stone quarry and south of the New York Central railroad, expanding rural holdings in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Avery
Amherst
Widow Brown
Worthington
New York Central Railroad
Dogs bite victims in Lorain. children under observation
Lorain reports Wade, Braun and a Cleveland resident were bitten by stray dogs yesterday. Physicians say none are in serious condition this morning. Dogs remain under observation by Dr. J L Faragher of the city Health Department.
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Lorain
W. P
Knights and Logies Card Social at Elyria Hall
The Knights and Logies of Security invite all members to a Wednesday card social in the I. O. O. F. hall in Elyria. The event welcomes all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Knights and Logies of Security
New Tools Boost Chronicle-Telegram Typesetting Capabilities
The Chronicle Telegram reports acquisitions including a Wood Auto Plate Caster, an Ellrod type and slug machine, and a Ludlow Typograph, enabling production of type in all sizes for newspaper use. These inventions enhance the community paper’s printing efficiency and layout options.
Recessed Lorian Board Meeting Continued to Thursday
The Lorian Board of Education recessed and continued the meeting from last night due to a quorum not being present, rescheduling for Thursday at 7 30 p m.
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Lorrain Board of Education
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Elyria Belting & Machinery Co
Williams & Buckeye
F. W. Anderson
St. Andrew’s Church
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Eagles
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Grafton Village
Ford
Studebaker
Hayes
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Stewart
Simmons
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Nature
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Ro Bomas
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