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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1921
Page
9
In Elyria the unionists demand a 20 percent wage cut while contractors resist, arguing profits stay the same. Union craftsmen work independently. savings reportedly accrue for the public, with several jobs showing reduced costs.
Lorain Superintendent George Ignac Cooper of the Union Yeseow Mission denied an appeal this morning for clothes shoes and hats for a destitute family in a New Hampshire suburb of the city. He said the father has been unable to secure work for six months to support a wife a daughter twelve a son ten a daughter six and a ten months old son.
Coast guard crews halted recovery efforts near Black River mouth in Lake Erie today as visibility and currents hindered locating the body of 22 year old John Herbert of 2328 East Avenue who drowned Sunday afternoon. Authorities expect the body may surface if not fouled near the lake bottom.
The theft of a Greenwald and Son Ford truck from the meat dealers’ storefront yesterday morning was resolved when Constable Garden recovered the vehicle. The constable had an attachment on the machine for a deferred payment, the officer stated.
Wellington High School teachers announce a prize for the best poster advertising the operetta Cherry Blossoms. The event aims to boost ad and ticket sales as students present a musical entertainment. Local residents J Firestone and Fred Davis visited Wellington and Elyria events.
Members of the Morgan Island American Legion met Tuesday evening at the G A R hall with about 10 attendees. A plan was laid for the observance of Decoration Day.
A Tuesday evening benefit at the Lo-Net theater drew a well attended crowd for a Huckleberry Finn performance. The event supported the High School with three performances presented by W. C. A. members.
Professor H M Holmes chairs the physical and inorganic chemistry division and will present two papers "Chromatic Emulsions" and "Cellulose Nitrate as an Emulsifying Agent" at the Rochester N Y epim meeting. Professor McCullough plans a Niagara Falls detour to visit the Aluminum Company of America plant. Esther M Holtkamp gave a senior piano recital in Warner Hall with a program of composers from Rameau to Liszt.
The Ohio Senate split 3 to 4 on the Schrimper bill with Sparks Reynolds and Bender for, Brand Chatfield Chappelear and Emmert against. The chamber advanced a substitute after killing the Schrimper measure, while appropriations for feeble minded care were debated with a $5,000,000 plan to fund two new institutions and expand existing ones.
Amherst druggists and doctors report Nicotol as a remarkable remedy to end tobacco use. A running feature cites testimonials from Credited druggists in Washington Salt Lake City and Potladilpeia praising sales and customer satisfaction. The notice quotes Dr Connor on nicotine harm and promotes a money back guarantee available through major druggists.
Philips Naum of South Amherst died at 3 15 PM at the local hospital from pneumonia after a brief nine day illness.
Sophomore athletes took early lead as a high school track meet opened with strong performances. Details from the first events show the class standings tightening as runners from the Sophomore team posted fast times and distance marks.
The Lorain Board of Education will publish a public bulletin to inform residents about school activities and how funds are spent. Superintendent Dr. Boone approved the plan after Memoor H. Babcock suggested it, noting many boards nationwide issue similar bulletins at low cost. The bulletin will report on meetings committees and general school information.
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to test and vote on the best result, encouraging participation and engagement with a light promotional tone.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Schaffer and Miss Sibley Gelrach motored to Grafton last evening to attend the installation of officers of the Eastern Star lodge. Mr. E. H. Nicholl spent Tuesday in Cleveland. Carl Walters visits friends in town. his father was formerly pastor of St Peters church.
Nick George of 1905 th street pleaded guilty to a robbery of Nick Nipolas at Seneca avenue yesterday afternoon. Judge John M. Harding set bond at 2000 dollars as George admitted the hold up netting about 45 dollars. Nipolas of 2908 Pearl avenue identified the suspect after notifying police.
A reader asks about a lumpy throat after eating. The answer attributes the sensation to nervousness and suggests that correcting this may relieve the symptom.
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