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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
3
The text describes an inquiry about a possible reward for information related to Governor Len Small and mentions Deputy Frank A. Meakier and officials in Great Barrington Massachusetts. A man resembling Small is under watch and a reply by mail was requested.
The Amherst quarrymen plan a picnic at Cedar Point with delegates from Oberlin South Amherst and Amherst expected to attend. Special trains will run from Oberlin city and South Amherst to shuttle guests to the event. The quarrymen anticipate a large turnout and report the annual picnic is eagerly awaited.
Funeral services for Joseph, of 815 West River Street, were held yesterday at Joseph's Hospital and will be at St. Agnes Church at 9 o'clock this morning. Interment to be in St. Mary's Cemetery.
Colonel Hayward U S attorney for the New York district says he ordered removal of liquor bearing British Henry T Marshall from outside the three mile limit. He telephoned his statement from Atlantic City and did not reveal new policy.
An ARMA Store promotes delivery with a boxed advert listing items like bread olives and pickles and highlighting weekend specials for Saturday and Monday markets. The text emphasizes quality and price with a "Your Order Here" prompt.
C D Kendei gh, known as Cc D Bendeigh, dies suddenly at his Oberlin home 152 Woodland after a minor illness following a farm visit. He leaves a widow and four children. one daughter married, three sons, two of whom live at home. He previously lived on two farms west of town and North Main street.
Oberlin notice reports Mrs. Jacobs age 7? mother of William Grosse of Hampton Street died at her son’s home Monday. Funeral Thursday, burial at Westwood.
Oberlin students in the summer program will present two modern one act plays Monday night in Sturgess Hall. The show directed by Professor P. D. Sherman features The Traveling Man a poetic fantasy and Two Crooks and a Lady a light farce. Lighting and a musical program will enhance the evening. Admission is 25 cents with tickets at Cominifa store or at the door Monday night.
Police pursue clues after a woman, seen in a black hat and brown suit, leaped into the Niagara River and was carried over the falls. Eyewitnesses report she weighed about 140 pounds and vanished from the sight as rescuers searched for answers.
The Rev E B Barnes of Cleveland will preach at the First Congregational church Sunday at 7:30 p m The former pastor of Frank Christian Church recently left that post and has a strong reputation in the church Ready to deliver a speech noted for ease and conviction Barnes is remembered fondly by the Church of Christ congregation for a prior address given five years ago The event promises a real privilege to hear him.
A jumble of late reports from Cowes to Paris outlines allied and colonial affairs, political moves, and local crimes. Highlights include Austro-German wagering on standings, U S safeguarding interests in Yucatan, a Chicago homicide inquiry, and Senate discussion of Sergeant Alvin C. York’s retirement. Ohio boxing, Franco-Navarro maneuvers in Morocco, cabinet instability in Madrid, and a Sandusky abstractors convention close the dispatch.
State Auditor Charles Brand of Urbana questions the comparative costs of road construction in a formal statement, highlighting concerns over expense efficiency and project budgeting.
Mrs Stella Wood of Marion Ohio credits Tanlac with curing years of stomach trouble gas headaches and weakness. She says five bottles restored her health and weight and that she now enjoys meals and feels like a different person. The Elyria dealer is Josephus Eber with reading druggists nearby.
Senator Ji Torrente, president of the Cuban Senate, recently sailed for Europe to study conditions abroad. He plans an extensive survey and hopes to return in the fall.
Fragmented notes list multiple names and addresses including Helen Bryan Susar Grove Johr Peaces James Stevens Lindale 225 Fourth Street 335 Riverside Circle Sarank Wellington Vidle Blaze 906 Afiddie Atsrha Glass 39 Walnut Street 1123 Fur nace and more. Includes Esther Naik and baby at 263 East Bridge Street and Marie Fullmer.
Chicago Aus 3 reports Cubs pitcher Jim Bo is on the mend after a discipline incident with Johnin Evers in New York. Vaughn is expected to contribute more under new manager Bill Raliffer, who replaces Evers.
At the meeting of the Daughter of Scotland six new members were initiated Nora Woodfort Isbelle Tavior Greece Perris Euphemia Lyman Sere Tenany and Minmare Morris. Names of three proposed members were to be initiated at the next meeting. Over forty attended and a social followed the business session.
Local social page records visits and gatherings among Penfield residents and neighboring towns. Names include Dorothy Bar ix, Aliss Helen Dague, George Hastings, Josie Sears, Emma Baylor, Josiah Baylor, Cart Starr, Irvin Starr, P W Turner, Clitr, Thomas Myers, C M Myers, Ralph Myers, Walter Greet, Levi Greeg, Mable Allwine, Harold Myers, and Mary Townsend. A July celebration honors Bowman's birthday with ice cream cake and fruit. In Tondon Aug 5 a political shooting at a meeting leaves Boone Philpot dead after a confrontation with High Miller amid tensions over a circuit judge race.
The speaker criticized the council for failing to sell bonds with a premium, contrasted with the board of education selling theirs. He questioned the city attorney’s defense in court and asked how much of the council he could control if elected.
A community meeting featured candidates answering questions on gas service, contracts, street repairs and city morals. Speakers included Winslow, Mrs Friday, Carl Muller, Garland Tucker and Mrs Ensign, who defended records, promised to serve the people, and urged prudent handling of public utilities and paving.
The Gem Shop announces its opening at 396 Tiroad Street three doors east of West Avenue providing a new retail outlet for jewelry and gifts in the downtown area.
A persuasive notice urges readers that landlords profit from rent while renters deserve to build equity in their own homes. It offers Missives to show readers how to achieve ownership and financial gain through home investment.
Informal notice states customers must show a scribers card to receive proper credit for car service. Those without a card can obtain one at the bar. For prompt delivery contact the Circulation Department by phone 2316.
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