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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1923
Page
4
An excerpt outlines club fees and operation times for amateur radio transmissions. It mentions daytime operating hours from 10:30 p.m. to local church services and restrictions on transmissions outside authorized hours. The text reflects concerns about listener experience and broadcast etiquette.
Amherst residents and visitors gather for church events funerals weddings and family visits. Local figures from Vermilion Elyria and Cleveland appear among attendees while travels to Sandusky Ashland and Florence mark the week.
Cleveland market list dated Aug 1 shows varied produce prices. Butter at 44 1 2 46 1 2 cents, eggs and fruit values, cherries sour crate 378 400, raspberries and blackberries per bushel, cabbage Marietta crate 1 75, home grown beads 79 cents per dozen, cucumbers two dozen basket 150, tomatoes Marietta two quart crate 6 180, green corn per dozen 54 600 0 25 dollars.
In New York on Aug 1 investors noted heavy short covering as United States Steel Corp released a strong quarterly report. Major shares including Republic, Crucible, American Locomotive and Pan American gained, with several rails and copper stocks advancing amid brisk pre noon activity and later strength in the afternoon session.
Cleveland cattle dull with 450 receipts and top $1300 for calves on 500 receipts. Sheep and lambs steady with top $12.50. hogs up 110 to 1100. Chicago opening shows grains firm to higher with corn oats and wheat movements and Liberty bonds opening quotes in New York markets.
Police hold Carl Rudolph of Toledo on a charge of non-support.
A fire at the L. Martis Company factory in Tacoma suburb injures one firefighter and forces workers to escape smoke. Loss estimated at more than 306000 dollars.
Buick unveils a 1924 lineup with 50 percent more power from its valve in head six cylinder engine, four wheel external brakes, new Marvel carburetor, and refined exterior features. Chassis improvements and varied body styles include two notable six cylinder departures and multiple four cylinder models across ten six and four cylinder bodies.
LaGrange residents hosted and visited relatives during the weekend with many from Cleveland Elyria Oberlin and nearby towns stopping by. Social events included dinners birthdays church services and a Riverview Park Eagles picnic in Elyria.
Congregations pray for Sunday School at Ruggles Beach August 15. Mr. and Mrs. N Brook of Chicago visit W D Brook. Easy Little Canners to host quick bread demonstration August 5 at Eunice House home with four teams competing for Norwalk Fair and Columbus State Fair trips.
Oberlin expects Dr. L Beeler former head of Chicago Teachers College and North Dakota State Normal College to lecture on Howes Without Frente during the Oberlin Community Chautauque. Beeler urged to address business civic and community groups at lunches or chimney gatherings. Local Oberlin notes list residents and visitors with travel plans and hotel occupancy rising as tourists pass through.
Manager Weat will shut the Apollo theatre during the Chautauqua week to aid the Community Chauteauqua event and improve traffic safety amid rising accidents and created traffic law concerns.
Hospital records list admissions including Mrs Ruth George Route 3 Amherst Ohio Mrs Harry Vawa 1060 Washington Ave Lorain Mrs George Ross 1933 Ed Lind Lorain and Frank Wooley County Home Discharges include Pascual Donceles Tepaltin Mexico Mrs Edith White LaGrange Ohio Nicholas Bishop 161 Lake Are New baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Harry Vawn 1060 Washington Ave Lorain and a baby girl to Mr and Mrs George Ross 1938 E 32nd St Lorain Ohio
Robert T Lincoln, elder son of Abraham Lincoln, turns eighty today in Washington after a life in law, politics, business and diplomacy. Born in Springfield Tennessee, he studied at Harvard and practiced law before serving as war secretary and as ambassador to Britain. He later led the Pullman Company and retired to civic life.
An automobile owned and driven by C. H. Phillips of 437 Fourth Street Elyria was struck by another vehicle on Broadway last night causing considerable damage to his car.
The narrative notes that a number of large financial and other firms maintain headquarters in Chicago, where a former resident once called home. The piece emphasizes ongoing interest and influence in corporate leadership and regional ties.
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