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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
4
Lorain April 16. City Solicitor C F Van Dusen petitions for a ruling on removing Councilman Charles Heilman from the common council. Heilman who held the office while serving as a court bailiff at Elyria was declared vacant by a 4 to 3 vote amid votes to refuse vacating without a court order.
City officials say action will be taken against three fellow councilmen John Baird Thomas Peebles and James Long who serve as deputy sheriffs. The majority argues deputy sheriff offices are public in character and the four targeted councilmen are Republicans.
J G Blinn prominent Sullivan resident dies at the local hospital after a long illness. The obituary notes his involvement with local Baptist work and his standing in the community. The report mentions ongoing construction activity in the city with several firms undertaking additions and new dwellings on East Broad and Cambridge streets.
April 16 events announced for Toledo Cleveland Dayton Columbus and Zanesville with details to follow from the source.
Alfred M. Lewis has died, announced Friday morning in Columbia. Funeral arrangements and further details were not provided in the notice.
Eliza A. Osborn, born March 17 in Columbia, died in Berea after moving south years ago. The obituary notes her Columbia roots, long residence in Berea, and memory held by older residents. Also reported are funeral arrangements for L. W. Adams and Clarence Adams and the death of a Columbia resident Meath from heart failure.
A garbled Akron livery notice describes a young man who hired a horse and buggy on Monday and fled with the horse and baggy. The fragment notes the theft involved a horse from a local stable and mentions the suspect as a young man, with scant further detail.
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