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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1922

Page

5

Sunday League Teams Planned At YMCA Meeting

Managers and teams seeking Sunday baseball will gather at the YMCA on 7730 Flo. Wilford from the park board will explain league rules and umpire elections. A strong league is expected with Richwines Greenwoods Eagles West Side Bannon's Movies and the American Legion among signatories plus inviting others to attend.

Flo. Wilford Park Board Upmires Richwines Firemen Greenwoods Eagles West, Side Bannon's Movies American Legion

Furniture and wallpaper stores agree Wednesday afternoon closings

A group of furniture dealers and wallpaper retailers sign an agreement to close on Wednesday afternoons during May, June, July and August. Members include Harry H. Smith & Co, O Donnell's, Castle's wallpaper store, The Wilkins Hurst Co, Glade Thomas and Allen & Brown.

Wall Paper Lst Harry H. Smith & Co Odonnell’s Castle's the Wilkins Hurst Co Glade Thomas and Allen & Brown

SEA CAPTAIN WITHOUT HOME DECLARES SEA HIS LIFE

New York dispatch reports Captain C O Neill who claims to have no home and to have sailed 38 years across the seas. He says no woman travels on his steamship and that his home is the sea, with no wife in any port. He signed ship papers as captain of the Esparia and refused to fill a home port.

New York Esparia C. O'Neil Shin News Captain O'Neill Seven Seas

Timberman Brief Filed On Lorain Safety Director Case

Attorneys Hurley and Wesles Grills filed the brief contending the court erred over Virant evidence and an affidavit bolster. They challenge testimony about parents paying bribe money and the prosecutor's actions. The state has five days to respond before appellate transmission.

W Ot Hurley Atetorney Wesles Grills C C. Timberman Lorain Pribes Joseph Virant Virant Supreme Courts Wanamaker Teeabe Biel Court of Appeals

Free trial box of Sykes Comfort Powder to mothers

The notice invites mothers of infants and children to test a free trial box of Sykes Comfort Powder. It claims the powder is superior to talcum, with heating soothing antiseptic and disinfecting ingredients, and promises to heal or prevent rashes and skin irritations in babies and children. Respondents send a postcard to The Comfort Powder Company, 142 Berkeley Street, Boston.

Themerlyes Phyecans New England New York State Ada Powder Comany Berkeley Street Boston

Charles Shepherd 64 Dies After Long Illness In LaGrange

Charles Shepherd died at his LaGrange home after a three year illness. A longtime livestock dealer, he was widely known in the county. Survived by wife, son Earl of Lorain, stepson Howard Messerly of Cleveland, daughters Mrs Goldie Gott of LaGrange and Mrs Mabel Herner of Cleveland. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 PM at the home.

Lagrange Charles Shepherd Earl Lorain Howard Messerly Cleveland Goldie Gott la' Grange Mabel Herner

Mysterious poison suspected in Freemont Jackson death

New York reports a wealthy retiree Freemont M. Jackson and his wife died in their apartment after returning from Palm Beach. Authorities seek the poison source with autopsy results inconclusive, considering opium or heroin theories. A chemical analysis of stomach contents was planned.

New York Freemont M. Jackson Palm Beach

Senate Fight Over Bonus Legislation Detailed

New debate centers on money easy borrowing at 3 12 percent and the 1919 Second Liberty Bond act. Republicans worry adding treasury obligations via bonus would force funding changes. McCumber aims to fast track a restrained plan with minimal treasury disruption using an endowment and borrowing, limiting cash bonuses to 50 dollars or less.

Treasury Congress McCumber

Harding Departs After Island Queen Disaster At Ohio

President Harding voiced hope for the recovery of Wilbur Morgan a 16 year old boy critically injured when the Island Queen steamer deck collapsed near Point Pleasant. The incident marred the Grant centennial gathering as three others were fatally or seriously harmed.

Harding Washington Cincinnati Wilbur Morgan Point Pleasant Morgen Manchester Grant Secret Service White House Richard Jerves Island Queen

Immigration talk at Kiwanis highlights Americanization debate

Professor H A Miller of Oberlin College addressed the Kiwanis Club on The Johnson Bill and Americanization. He urged understanding immigrants, warned against forced assimilation, and criticized registration fees as harmful to education and mobility.

Kiwanis Club H. A. Miller Oberlin College Miller C. M. Williams Wiliams Near East Miller. Professor Miller Ely Amo Nan Professor Miller America Boston New York Cleveland Johnson Caronicia- Telegram

Electric Company Seeks Rate Increase From State

Ohio Public Service Co. manager Johnson writes to Lorain city council deploring Major Gray’s veto of the light ordinance but praising the council for passing it. He notes the ordinance would raise company receipts about 12 000 yearly after the utility had already asked the Ohio Utilities Commission for an increase of roughly 24 000 annually.

Lorain Johnson Ohio Public Service Co Major Gray Ohio Utilities Commission

Former fiances wed in Los Angeles linking high profile names

Henry M. Learmann motion picture director announces his marriage to Mary Alice Simpson stage name Jocelyn Leigh. The bride came from New York two weeks ago and the couple wed. Lehrmann’s name had been tied to the Arbuckle case amid Virginia Nappe rumors.

Los Angeles Cal Henry M. Learmann Today Alary Alice Simpson Jocelyn Leigh New York Lehrmann Virginia Nappe

Lord alleges broken agreement in alimony case

Walter C. Lord files answer and cross petition alleging prior agreement to marry that included not living together, claims Ferze Lord abandoned him, coerced bank actions, and that she seeks alimony. He seeks dismissal of alimony and a divorce on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty.

Walter C. Lord Tegui Ferze Lord Atst Art Ari End

Why Women Get Despondent And How To Help

An old medical advert discusses women seeking relief from nervous symptoms and fatigue. It promotes Lyhai Pakham's Vegetable Compound as a quick remedy, claiming it has long stood as a standby for American womanhood, with sales and product details included alongside other household ads like Huck Finn wash rompers.

Lyhai Pakham

Bell Motor Corporation Sales Drive For Dealers

Automobiles and Light Delivery Trucks advertise five car styles and four truck styles with drastic discounting. The factory offers high commissions for agents to sell a war-time four cylinder touring car at 750 dollars and a four cylinder light delivery truck at 875.90 dollars in York, Pennsylvania.

Conteact Nat Prica War Tor Bell Motor Corporation York

August Straus dies veteran Oberlin merchant at 79

August Straus a pioneer Oberlin merchant died Thursday after months of illness at his Forest street home. He built a large clothing business in Oberlin and was active in public affairs. Survived by daughters Claudia Carruthers and Hertha Cook. Funeral Sunday at 2:50 p.m. at his Forest street residence.

Oberlin August Straus Forest Street Straus Elyria Cherlin Wil Claudia Carruthers Hertha Cook Dé Oberlin Lorest Street

Obituary of Fred Angle and Family Ties in Oberlin

Mrs Harriet Boynton Angle dies at 66 after two months illness from influenza complications. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from their West College street home led by Rev Van der Pyl. burial at Westwood Cemetery. Survived by husband Fred Angle, son John Angle of Minneapolis, daughter Bertha Angle teaching in East Cleveland, brother Rev Arthur Boynton of Shelton Connecticut, and cousin Mrs Warren Wheeler of Waterntown. The Angles had lived in Oberlin for many years after moving from Copenhagen and Carthage. About 26 veterans of foreign wars will organize in Oberlin in April.

Serlin Angle Tes Carthage Ans Oberlin East Lorain Stret West College Stret First Congregational Church John Angle Minneapolis Bertha Angle Cleveland Arthur Boynton Methodist Shelton Conn Warren Wheeler Watertown van der Py Westwood Cemedry

Real Estate Transfers Involving Salvatore Sesto and Caserta

International Realty Co transfers Lot 8 Block 19 Central division to Salvatore Sesto for 640 dollars. A Hageman transfers Lot 28 Stone Co to Bernedetto Caserta in Lorain for 5000 dollars. McHenry Carr advertises City Market beef shoulder roast and phone 2735.

McHenry & Carr City Market

Veterans seek charter for Wilfred Adgate Cobb post

Local veterans from wars abroad sign an application for a charter named Wilfred Adgate Cobb post in honor of the Ticonderoga torpedoed veteran. Applications close May 1 with GC J Clark at 129 N Pleasant tract inviting all veterans with foreign service to join before Decoration Day. the post will be perpetual unlike the G A R and American Legion.

Wilfred Adgate Cobb Wilfred Cobb Ticonderoga Washington GC. J. Clark N. Pleasant Army Navy American Legion

Oberlin club notices for early May meetings and events

Oberlin clubs announce schedules for May 1 to May 4. The Foreign Missions department of the Woman's association meets May 3 with devotional and talks on Latin America. The Women's Missionary Circle, Nineteenth Century club, LT YT Mo club, Cherhin Woman's club annual meeting, and three M. L. Ladies' Aid circles convene on May 1 to May 4 at listed hosts. The Oberlin Circle of the Child's Conservation League and History Department also meet May 1 with a talk on Slavic Countries. A strong turnout is requested.

Oberlin Oberlin Club Foreign Missions Department Woman's Association of the United Church James Brand Wedheadey Garland Marion Metcalf Mary Case Latin America Women’s Missionary Circle First Baptist Church Chester Raletum North Profeasor Strest A. C. Burgess Nineteenth Century Club H. F. Smith East Lotuin Street LT. Y.T. Mo Club Bernice Spitler North Professor Street Cher- Hin Woodland Avenue Powers Hall East Lorain Street R. W. Allen East College Street H. A. Miller

Oberlin Personal Notices Update Weathers Elyria and Cleveland

Oberlin personals note April 28 updates. Ern est Yocum of 190 Woodland avenue spent Thursday in Elyria. Dr. P. Colegrove and Dr. C. W. Carrick were in Cleveland Wednesday. Mrs. B. R. Barden of 179 Morgan Street shopped in Elyria Thursday. Southwest Sewing circle met with Mrs. George Andrews at 195 Forest Street. An open discussion led by President H. C. King on the topic Consecration at Council hall last night. Professor Mack of 168 East College Street visiting Chicago for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Haylor of 128 Morgan Street were in Cleveland Wednesday. Mrs. G. L. Lobingier entertained Mrs. Susan Sears Thomas at tea on Thursday. Mrs. Earl Shinn, visiting sister Mrs. E. B. Jones of 43 East College Street, leaves for her next stop.

Oberlin Mrea Ernest Yocum Woodland Avenue Elyria P. Colegrove C. W. Carrick Cleveland B. R. Barden Morgan St Southwest Sewing Circle George Andrews Forest St H.C. King Council Hall Professor Mack East College Street Chicago J. R. Haylor G. L. Lobingier Morgan Street Susan Sears Thomas Earl Shinn BE. D. Jones

Oberlin High School Marks Grant Death Centenary

Students in American history classes at Oberlin High School delivered speeches on different aspects of Ulysses S. Grant's life during a chapel program held Thursday morning to honor the centenary of the president's death. Clair Dux, noted soprano, later sang at a recital in Oberlin and visited Mr and Mrs C J Williams at 264 Elm Street. The Masonic annual May party followed with a 6 pm banquet and dancing to Pomeroy's Orchestra.

Detroit Oberlin High School U. S. Grant Grant Clair Dux Prano Oberoa C. J. Williams Elm Street Masonic Hall Pomeroy

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C. Timberman Charles Shepard LA Range Des The Elyria Hardware Co Oberlin Pof Czardom United States Bureau of Naturalization Electric Company Virginia Robinson Hancock Aberlin MMA Fred Angle Veterans OF Foreign Wars Dutch Henry’s J. Sartor Bank J. E. Tilt Elliott’s Shoe Store J. W Clark Street Workingmen’s G. J. Lambros & Co Little Store Broad St Broad Bt
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