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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1927
Page
12
Dr Hugh S Cumming Surgeon General of the U S Public Health Service warns that the heart is a delicate muscular pump with four valves. He notes injuries from exertion and infectious diseases can damage heart valves or muscles and urges periodic medical exams to prevent heart disease.
The report covers Katharine Shephard suing Albert H. Shepherd for divorce in Cameron Parish Court alleging neglect and failure to provide necessaries. Olive Hewitt testified on Floyd’s case related to the electric chair murder of Fred Brown, asserting her son’s mental and physical incapacity. Additional Rotary International district notes from Toledo include Charles J. Starkey nomination and next conference site.
Alex Sokoloski of 178 Fairlawn Avenue struck the side of a car driven by Leonard Fisk of 241 Princeton Avenue on Woodford Avenue last night. Sokoloski was pitched from his bike and treated at a local doctor’s office. Police say the injuries were not serious.
Clara N Worcester of Oberlin files for divorce from Lev Worcester citing years of violent fits of anger and fear, seeks restraint on real estate and custody and alimony, while another couple faces a separate auto crash bumper damage incident in Lorain. In Lorain, Niculaie Miheti sues for divorce from Mya Miheti over three years of willful absence, with a prior suit dismissed recently at plaintiff’s request. he accuses her of refusing to join him in the United States.
Ruby Holloway sues Robert Talloway for gross neglect of duty claiming hardship and mental strain. She seeks temporary alimony and restoration of her maiden name Ituly Koplan.
Teagen Birmingham told police a Ford coupe was stolen from Mill Street last night. The car’s license number is YhG9e and the model is a MAG A IGTR. A local lumber firm named Parseh Lumber is mentioned in a separate judgment context involving Leo Stander and Judge WLR.
Frank Nall reported a boat stolen from Last Cascade Park near Washington Avenue last night. Police are investigating the theft and requesting information on the vessel and any witnesses.
A fragmented Cleveland report notes a tire plant fire near Cleveland and Longfellow Streets with crews working to extinguish flames. Unclear details include the cause and exact actions by responders.
Stanley Grocke of 234 Foster Avenue sustained lacerations to his right hand after caught in machinery at Troxel Company. He was admitted for treatment at Alysha Memorial Hospital.
A Ba0 toot boat named the Harry Conby will launch at Lorain shipyard on Saturday April 30. The completed vessel will be the largest carrier on the Great Lakes. A Polish dance with the Stanley Broski Orchestra is planned at Sayles Hall on April 23.
Rebel band wrecks a passenger train by removing a rail near Colonia, firing on cars and trapping passengers as fire and smoke spread. Survivors report heavy casualties with Mexicans, Americans, and Britons among the dead and wounded, while authorities pursue the attackers amid chaotic scenes.
The Cleveland and Coleathe passage, with Senators Bender Herbit and Burene, faced minority and filibuster pushes on a Marshall amendment. The floor narrowly approved a bill to cut the auto license tax by fifty percent and recommended reducing the highway tax as the governor’s amendment moves toward passage. The current license fee stands at four dollars.
Lawmakers clash over amendments to gas and highway bills as the Senate blocks house changes. Gov still possible veto prompts tax pauses while flood reports push Midwest towns toward emergency actions and river levels rise.
In a string of flood reports from Tennessee to Missouri, relief crews boost housing aid and Red Cross loans as floodwaters breach levees and threaten lower dykes. The Missouri and Kaw rivers rise, water covers Kansas City embankments, and airports in North Kansas endure inundation risks as storms advance.
Dorothy Mackaye, noted stage star, suffered a nervous breakdown and collapsed under care in Hollywood. An inquest into the alleged murder of her husband Ray Raymond remained postponed as she received treatment and remained in bed.
The engagement has just been announced of Alma Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Stewart of New London to Fleury Holden of Cleveland. They wed at the Old Stone Church in Cleveland on February with Rev Meldrum of Cresbard officiating. They will reside on Atlantic Avenue Laketon and meet friends and family there.
The page lists a quiz titled Today's Ten Questions with ten items covering current events. Topics include diplomacy with China, an April opening, a theatrical figure starting a prison sentence, Massachusetts executions, a London Broadway transfer, Prohibition Commissioner appointment, a British speed record, Nevada divorce residency, the American High Commissioner at Constantinople, and an English minister author of The World Crisis.
Cleveland market notes show butter and eggs prices, varied potato figures, and hogs cattle and sheep receipts with range bids. Chicago and Toledo quotes include poultry butter eggs and grain prices, with livestock market shifts and regional supply details.
Charles S Hoskinson a 64 year old past grand master of Grand Lodge at Masons is missing from Zanesville Ohio since April 10. Family and friends fear for his safety after he was last seen at home and understood to be traveling by auto toward Marion Mansfield and Cleveland on Masonic business.
Attorney General Edward Turner said the Ohio Statehouse is "lousy with lobbying" as he urged a $59,000 appropriation to finish the statewide investigation of telephone rate increases sought by Ohio Bell. He accused lawmakers of blocking funds to benefit the company and named lobbyists tied to the effort. Ward and others defended restraint on further state spending.
Pitt sfield April 21 The Parent Teacher Association of Special District No 2 met with forty in attendance. A quartet sang two selections and instrumental music was provided. A pot luck dinner followed. A West family reunion attracted twenty at Mr and Mrs E R McConnell s home with out of town guests. Numerous local names appear in follow up social notes and visits across nearby towns.
Mrs Lucy Stons returns to Oberlin after a month with Mrs 4 M Sherburne. Burt Farrer of Cleveland stays at brother in law Hail Bartletts. Henry Brandt of Cleveland visited at Carl Brandts Saturday night and Sunday. Max Wooster of Elyria visited grandparents Frank and Mrs Root from Friday to Sunday. Katharine Saltzman fell from a bicycle and broke her wrist. Shea was at school when it was broken and received medical help. Mr Ray Carter and family visited Easter at sister EL Zimmermans after services in an Elyria church.
NUMBER FOUR commends the Salvation Army for helping children lacking ordinary advantages. The speaker says Kiwanis should coordinate with such groups to assist and ensure children enjoy life, noting the Army reaches those hard to reach and praising their work.
Cleveland Ohio April 21 air mail linked Cleveland Pittsburgh and Youngstown for the first time under government control. The Weran plane Pittsburgh loaded with a 200 pound cargo departed at 2518 hours led by D L Noyes on the inaugural trip marking Ohio’s first contract route and the fourth air mail line to serve Cleveland.
The article notes a $25,000 church project begun today on a church site associated with the Second Methodist in Morotat. It mentions the previous church building being destroyed by a hurricane and cites pastor Waternt Gales.
A notice reports a case in the court of common pleas today involving Larry Barton and Aer Petrus over a financial claim. The document outlines the parties and the court proceeding but details are fragmentary.
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