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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1920
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes place Warren and a visitor to a lord with odd names and a Sunday date. Details incomplete but suggests a social visit or guest appearance involving local figures and titled individuals.
A shipyard faced near 200 workers on strike as about half refuse to work while management delays portions of pay and benefits. Emergency orders are raised to keep essential operations but some units suspend activity. Company leaders deny allegations of wage cuts and vow to resume normal operations.
Farmers spray fruit trees and fieldwork continues in the Birmingham area. Several residents and visitors are recorded in Oberlin Norwalk Vermilion and Lorain, with deaths noted for Herman Shaffer. Local events include civic meetings, family visits, and a Farmers and Power company project as electric poles are raised. Community notices cover school leagues and municipal approvals for Universal Steel Co. location.
The April 28 funeral for Thomas Armitage was held at his home and Riverside cemetery with Rev. Al Brown officiating. Belden Farmers club to present a play The Arm of the Law at Columbia town hall Saturday evening. Mrs. Jay Jasper hosted a Wednesday afternoon shower for Mrs. Lilian Neely. Prospect church to receive Miss GrBayJune 1. Local names note police, church and school activities and a recent marriage of Bernard Rundle and Miss Kings Ten. Also listed are new B Y officers Rox Putt Linda Baker and others with weekly meetings. Plymouth notes J L Judson after long hiccups.
The Sunlight Unit is a universal lighting device that can be installed in any fixture without extra parts. It is described as simple, convenient, efficient, and inexpensive for broad use.
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