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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1924
Page
8
The notice urges residents to register or transfer voting eligibility, noting moves within precincts require transfers. Voting places will operate to accommodate registrations and transfers, with absentee ballots available at the Board of Elections in the Masonic Temple for those out of town on primary day.
Simons, 26, alias Fred J, of Vipton, was arrested by Police Chief and Motor Patrol, accused of an Iowa murder near Muscatine. He is detained on a lamp bond and not the man who killed Fergu son. investigation continues four miles north of town.
Thomas J. Spellacy of Hartford Conn has been named eastern manager of the Democratic campaign. Lorain Games Sands Lorain of good used for a set of ball St Nicholas team game day shown in Lorain.
A northern establishment motion, filed today in municipal court, seeks dismissal related to a case against C Reed, Chaplain S. The judge, Miler, presides as the court weighs interim custody and potential insanity claims.
Mrs Shaw of Cambridge Maine credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with relieving months of illness and avoiding surgery. She reports pain relief after daily use for years and cites improved health for herself and her child.
Gov. Donahey seeks re election as 35 cent pacers of the Ohio Bee Keepers Association convene. Weather notes record a 24 degree drop then partial rise as rains soak the region. Logan buries Fert Weymuller, longtime land agent and county official. Defiance County weighs raising farm extension funds from 1500 to 3000 after public testimony. Akron board of education votes to read Bible passages with optional Catholic room exemption and amends wording on beekeeper safety certificates.
The column lists potential choices for Christ in Durst National’s Life of Christ with James Kirkwood and Nigel de Brulier named. It notes Vitagraph's plan to adapt The PD with Stuart Black directing, and other actors and projects including Vidor’s Deceive Your Children and Wine of Youth.
The bond market remains strong as investment funds stay dominant. Government and corporate bonds hold high prices amid cautious demand from institutional buyers and notable offshore trading activity. Stronger equity cues and foreign market volatility influence overall sentiment in New York trading.
The report surveys a rising bond market with optimism for revival in industry and rail stocks amid merger hints and strong steel and oil leaders. It also documents heightened police vigilance at Ku Klux Klan gatherings in Shrewsbury and Worcester, plus the American Federation of Labor’s executive council backing Robert M. La Follette.
Markets closed buoyant with General Electric and other industrial shares advancing to new highs. Grain and bond activity showed early volatility with mixed opening prices and a sharp uptick in several rail and metal stocks. Local notices reported theft at Martins Ferry Central school and a reform school attendance update in Glouster.
Oberlin area residents share visits and family events in a period of gatherings. J. C. Davidson and John Davidson host a ward at West Russia. Luella Kern and O. D. Beebe wed in Medina. numerous relatives arrive for picnics, reunions, and visits across Kipton Elyria Oberlin and Fremont with friends and neighbors.
Miss Marguerite Mouser reports the Q Q Club held a business meeting with a hosted lunch. The Laciet Society of the Evangelical church will meet Tuesday afternoon at the church parlor with Mrs Nichol and Mrs Roth as hostesses. Local society notes list residents visiting and travel among South Amherst residents with multiple names and short updates.
A miscel lineous shower honored M 2 Latteman at her home with guests and gifts. Sky Center Baptist Ladies hosted an event with tea and sandwiches, hosting local families and neighbors.
The report notes several townspeople visiting relatives and friends. Mrs Cassie Rooney hosted a sister while Elvrin visitor Corfman called on Wednesday. Lorain residents Cooper and Marstha Clark were Thursday callers and Camden fund attended prayer meeting at Cannen Center. Darwin Sharp Ralph Wynn and Fred Latteman are on a work trip near the Ohio River. Rev and Mrs Clifford spent a few days at Lakeside.
On Page 3 a discussion centers on a proposed mill levy and a vote to extend the plan. Ray Hultz of Elyria touts 45 days on the firing line and life work toward the sheriff role. Bob Rogers, Elyria, emphasizes 45 years in the community and a successful blacksmith business. Underhill, the Democratic incumbent, urges renomination to continue his services to the people.
The piece notes a pest outbreak in a Younrstown residential area housing foreigners. An elder mother protests while health workers address the afflicted child. Insistent residents claim no recent visits or aid have been provided to the house. George Shiras Jr. dies at 92 after hip injury from June 18.
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