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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1921
Page
5
Norwalk Firearms Incident and Local Tragedies
A garbled Norwalk page reports a 32 caliber revolver discharge and ensuing floor injuries. It mentions the death of seven year old H. Cook from internal injuries after being kicked by a horse, a lawsuit by Rballoy Products Co. against L. T. Fishley for 5000 dollars and 500 shares, a lineman Preston with a fractured arm from a 25 foot pole incident, a county fair planned for two nights, and a suspect named Nish arrested on illicit still charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwalk
Xrs Fc
Iriin H. Cook
Rballoy~ Products Co
Belle Sues
L. T. Fishley
Preston
Ck Nish
Ashland figures in national bond theft. church moved to Fork
Former Ashland resident Charles W. French arrested in Chicago in connection with a national bond theft. An abandoned Lakefork church is dismantled and relocated to Fork near Mansfield. Jeremiah Wil, 75, dies. Stewart Harpster fined 500 for bootlegging. Jo Curley, federal vocation officer, interviews seven local disabled for federal student aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Charles W. French
Chicago
Thefis
Lakefork
Fork
Mansfield
Jeremiah Wil
Tewart Harpster
Jo. Curley
Canton
China Cemeteries Cover Two Percent of Land
A partially readable note reports that cemeteries in China occupy about two percent of the country’s total land area. It mentions potential land-use concerns and policy implications without detailing specific provinces or figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Nerv Worth Tonic Claims Remarkable Weight Gain
A Canonsburg resident recounts gaining 22 pounds after taking Nerv Worth following illness and poor appetite last year. The ad touts Nerv Worth as a time tested tonic, recommended by locals, sold by druggists, with endorsements from Rottie and Res and C. W. Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glas
Canonsburg
Pike
Ash
J.can
Community Notes on Local Families and Events
Mary Moulder suffers rheumatic fever while Ella Papp and baby Helen visit. Visitors and residents include Crowells, Alexander family, Bowman, Cook, Hennie, and Crowell relations. A storm damages a house injuring Mrs Sheak. Longboro and others report livestock losses and hospital plans. Local outings include picnics, church services, and birthdays. multiple trips to Cleveland and Medina noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Crowell
Albert. Alexander
Ferm
Alexander
Ed Bowman
Peafield
Thomas Baker
Grace Cook
Cleveland
Mimnle Cook
Avon Beach Park
W. H
Marinus Decker
Marie Eleanor
Wiliam Hennie
Hennie
James Longbon
Harry. Reed
Elyria
Fred Phelps
Irving Walkden
Pershing
Acres
Bennington
Laverne Cornish
Marian Jackson
Lewis Grills
E. D. Mills
William‘ Hennie
Thomas Sampson
Bernard Cowley
Berea
Cedar Point
Revelations about Grace Draper and a tense mission
A narrator and Dicky discuss Grace Draper as a possible model for a comeback while evading watchers including Alles Drake and Harry Underwood. The narrative reveals past harms, a plan to reach Grace by letter, and a web of relatives and local residents noted in a community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicky
Grace Draper
Lilian
Hugh Greailand
Thane
Alles Drake
Harry Underwood
Grace Downaper
Challel
Jetter
Aida
Grice Draper
Marvin
Graos Draper
Mor
Hempeond
Hempstead House
Linda Bhet
Gracie
Grace Draper Beck
Roc Deartt
Stimmet Ma
Tee
Thad
Graces Draper
Pittsfield News Briefs Mention Death in Wellington and Accident
Mrs. Frank Avery of Hutchinson Minnesota visited last week due to the death of her nephew J A Whitney of Wellington. Dewey Fackler formerly of Pittsfield was injured in a taxi accident at Linwood Park, thrown against a fence and badly bruised with a near severed axle. Miles Agees Rowell and Mrs Cooker hosted guests at Mrs E Campbell's home. John Rahl reported the loss of a valuable horse Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Frank Avvery
Hutchinson
Minn
W. E. Avery
J A Whitney
Wellington
Dewey Fackler
Russia
Linwood Park
Miles Agees
Rowell
Mrs. Cooker
Sara Garrett Returns to Work at John Hope Store
Sara Garrett resumes duties at the John Hope store after a two week vacation at home. A Wellington Grange party of 65 surprised Walter Henson and family Thursday evening with refreshments. Mr and Mrs James Cameron and children of Galion visited and stayed with his sister. Mrs J A Waite and Mr and Mrs Will Davis visited their sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Frank
Wellington
Sara Garrett
John Hope
James Cameron
Galion
J. A. Waite
Will Davis
Grange
Walter Henson
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University of
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Norwalk
Daniel Ross
Collins
J.D. Douglas wiWeeth
THE
Ohio State Highway Commission
T. A. Gibson
BE River ST
APAIR
William Housman
Robert
William Henasie
Fern
Jean Longdon
J. L. Ross
Myron Rosa
Burton Ross
Ralph Cole
Board of Education
Karen Tite
North Island
Arthur Carpenter
Durkeeville
H. M. Howard
South Centre
Albert Traxier
South Island
Mary Hill
George Cornish
Bérea
Ford Hill
Jasper Gee
Madge
E. V. Robert
Grant Gifford
Frances
F. B. Young
Rome
Elvrra
H. 7
Brerler
Forest Dirlam
Walter Green
Herbert Whitney
Braggs
Agnes
Mildred Sheffield
Reed Ives
T. C. Whitney
Miss Marian
Legion
Charles Cameron
Stanley Pitts
Hale Dirlam
Huntington
Miss Anna Friend
E. Campbell
John
Macy Gifford
Jebe Brumby
Harry -Mewkef
Grant Pitts -Tesant House
Lorata-on Thuereday
J. A. Watte
W. A. Davie
Baxter
Linwood
N. J. Cleveland
Greenspring
NM. A. Campbell
Mabel.Brown
Justa Beall
Oberlin
Beall
M. Burge
Rachel Burge
Mis
Etha Burge
Green
Brighton
E. C. Whitmer
Harold Hayes
Mr. Canfield of
Litchfield
R. E. Campbell
Australia
Benjamin Franklin
Broad St
EEE Whitney and CO
Elyria, O
Elyria Machine. Co
West Bridge Street
Ohio
Rogers Breas
Miller
Farm Implement Co
ST. Louis
Eric
Toledo
He Lake Shore Electric Railway
Murbach Coal Co
Office
Burr’s
Jeweler
Columbia Grafonolas
Geo. A. Clark Co
Elyria, Ohio
Edison Phonographs
String Instruments
Edi
Lillian’ E.an
Jim
Eugee
Expo Office
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