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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1920
Page
3
A social scandal erupts when a man pressures for release during his sister's debut as elite society watches. After family outrage, he leaves, his path leading to success in the West cattle country where he helps convert a region into sheep country, marking a notable University Bal’s release.
A fragment from a record of a motion picture star, Norma Taluadee, is noted for her charming manner and delightful presence. The text hints at a colonial tone and playful branding around a moonlit scene, but details are incomplete.
Miss Talmadge argues flattery has altered history and lives, with Cleopatra as an example, and the photoplay Yes or No shows a male flatterer at work in wealth and tenement settings. It portrays two women from opposite classes who accept his attentions, warning of the deadly influence. The film opens at the Colonial on Wednesday.
In this American film notice Harry Carey as Jim Pierce Jr defies his father by choosing life with his dog gun pipe and freedom over a corporate future. The piece highlights his clash with social expectations and the rigid conventions of his era.
Farmers report excellent yields on Oberlin Road with Charles Rhodes producing about thirty five bushels to the acre and Sher rill Stock Farms wheat lauded as the best yet. grain weighs sixty two pounds and shows no weed seed or small kernels. Geneva Edmonds visits with Maud Eleanor Davie in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. William Farr hosted Sunday guests, joined by Halford and Bert Teddington.
Beiyeksi party leaders Bu and Kesuya hold speaker and deputy roles in Japan's lower house. Weekend visitors include Cleveland Turner Elyra ry Theodore Tloon and friends George and Fred Me Roberts. A mad dog sighting caused local excitement, first noted by Mrs. A. H. Hale and later seen near Oterlin after running through Edmands yard and oat field.
Mrs Brkie of Lorain called at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Rhodes Sunday Mis Yheluimy Hutchinson visiting at the homes of George Bas Bul Mia Clara Mark and other friends in Eaton Alt and Mrs G McRoberta and family attended the Suarben ferry rally Yearaday. It was held at the home of Mrs Amada Bearles to Candea Mr and Mrs Lew Barnard and family and Mrs Andy Edmonds and daughter Geneva took a pilto mobie trip to Linwood Park Rug Beach and other points along the lake. Mr and Mrs Dwight Bonecrack went on pustress ip to West Park Monday. Mr and Mrs Harry Meekwand William Waller of Pittsfield were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs George Waller.
Farmers here busily haul wheat and cut oats. Rev Albert Bauman and family of Chicago visit relatives. John Kase bought a truck from L A Hopkins. Ira Bentley family to move to Norwalk. O A Mordoff bought Jno Lions House corner Bridge. Mr and Mrs Thomas J Rusk move to Main Street. Fo Darby bought the O A Mordon place. Jon Wheeler of Willoughby visited.
Leading citizens and others endorse C K Summers for State Representative in Lorain County and surrounding towns. The undersigned citizens of Ma Sumner commend his candidacy to voters across the county and villages as a reliable, earnest choice.
The Oberlin community backs Mr. Summers for county office citing twenty years as a Ohio bar member, Oberlin practice, and commitment to good citizenship. He advocates road funding by truck taxes, with reduction of state bureaus to save taxes, while local leaders and merchants express broad support for his reform aims.
A fragmented social column records visits and family gatherings around Elyria and nearby towns. Names include Mead Putty, Gung ty Ad, J. C. Bogart, Frank Page, Edith Black, Dan Eason, C. Currier, and Maurice Roberts among others, with travel to Columbus and Princes Ann noted. Multiple residents spend Sundays and weekends at homes along Elyria area communities and lakeside locales.
Grafton of Indianapolis visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J Zimmerman. Dr W C Park taken suddenly ill on Tuesday but attended duties the next day. Frank Cousins and mother traveled Thursday to Michigan to visit relatives. Mrs W C Park and daughter returned from lake shore outing. Grafton, Zip pint Taylor I.
Grace Daniels and Jom Marion returned home after two weeks at an aid program. Glenn Baker took a week’s vacation at his parents’ home. The Loyalty class of the M. RL Sunday School will hold its regular meeting on August 10.
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