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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1922
Page
6
Mrs Gladys Whitney and her son Barold of LaGrange were taken to the hospital after a collision with a truck on Stop 6 Route Grafton line. Whitney, driver of the Ford, and Mrs Opfer escaped with slight bruises. Mrs Whitney and Barold suffered cuts from flying glass.
Aug 32 Amherst area notes report Miss V nace Welles Dare returned from a week with friends in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs K C Schuler and Mrs Adam Wells with son Frank visited Cleveland. George Cox family spent Sunday at Crystal Beach. Leo Hengen of Cleveland visiting relatives. Russell Plate and Conrad Einwachter went to Oberlin on business this afternoon.
William Ball of 28 East Vine street Oberlin was fined 25 dollars and costs by Justice George for driving an automobile while intoxicated. Ball collided with the machine owned by Robert M Robinson of Kansas City on the Oberlin Elyria road and is jailed awaiting his wife to pay the fine and costs.
Bernard Chenka and Charles Dunne, both 15, ran away from Chicago and were captured aboard a New York Central train at the coal docks. They were handed to local police and will be sent back to Chicago.
Mrs Forbes of 108 Nichols Court wandered from home and was located by firefighters at Number 3 fire station who notified police and returned her home.
Lorain reports Charles W. Heller of Oberlin, picked up for safekeeping, claims to be 34 and to have traveled the world, saying he left Oberlin in 1887 and has visited Cuba, New Orleans, Chautauqua, Nashville and many places, with inconsistent accounts and faded schooling.
Oberlin residents share updates on visitors and events. Mr and Mrs H B Thurston host out of town guests while Mrs Horning visits from Cleveland. W H Cooley recovering in Grant hospital. Walter Walker attends business in Spencer. Frank Parker hosts guests with family in Oberlin. Miss Muriel Baldry vacationing with Myra Usteer. Ernest Walls and Muriel Baldry noted at Glen's Beach.
Ridgeville notes list Mrs Joba Storey of Cleveland visiting her son HG Stacey and others from Cleveland visiting family. Meantime Mrs Boul Miller entertained Ler causing Mrs Irea Fell of Indianapatia and Mex, Wim Bhew of Cleveland. Amy Saye Mur fan and Mars Proadfuot visit Moss re ostater Mrs Gee Pickering in Avon. Everett Snowless stayed at his uncle Bow Miller in Pita fied Mro and Mrs Tana and children traveled to Meadville Pa. J H Nichols and Edith Lorain visited sister Vers 2 Shaw Carl Lesher and Tara Warner of Klyingsper spent Sunday in Bellevue. TLoula Schauer returned from home visit.
Muriel Berry, 10, of seventeenth St lorato, sustained a fractured skull Sunday afternoon at Cascade Park. She was struck on the head by a swing board, taken to the hospital unconscious, life was despaired of for hours, but conditions improved this morning. Accompanied by her grandmother, she visited Cascade Park and ran under a swinging swing when struck.
Receiver Charles Hellmann of Lorain arranged sale of crops on a 1i acre tract but counsel warned buyers crops must go. Judge Thompson ruled crops remain for harvest and were knocked down to the tenant for 450 dollars. A separate incident saw a thief attempt to rifle a cash register on Mroad Street but fled as proprietor heard the bell.
Mrs Stine and Mrs Baldwin hosted Mrs Hurl Mrs Harreman and her daughter on a warm Tuesday for dinner with ice cream and lemonade. George Brooks visited from out of town as did Helen Caley and others with updates on family and parish events.
Many women suffer fatigue headaches dizziness and backaches blamed on female trouble. Weak kidneys often cause these symptoms. Doan's Kidney Pills are praised for helping countless women and are recommended by neighbors.
A chaotic report claims officers found a body in a box near Tannery Street by Black River. The event prompted a quick police call and a local resident noting a missing youth later returning home after the disturbance.
Three residents of Western relight Andy Pollock Prank Oria ido Ernie Beekus were arrested after they began throwing furniture from their boarding house onto the sidewalk, creating a disturbance and danger to passersby.
Lorain August 22 local authorities halted Robert Sulth a fifteen year old with a plan to tour the Great Lakes abroad. His father called police and he was picked up while seeking work with the Lake Carriers' Association. He remains in county custody awaiting school and world travel plans.
The event notes a wedding at St. Peter's Catholic Church in North Ridgeville on Wednesday August 28 as part of the Bazaar and Ice Cream Festival. The piece frames women as foils and hints at a competition with an automobile giveaway.
Advertises imported ginghams at 49 cents per yard with extra fine quality. Notes fabric is printed with Wm. Anderson on the selvage, featuring broken plaids and assorted colors.
Lightweight repp suit fabric described as voile light yet durable like gingham. Available in helio rose cape det pink brown blue and tan. width 36 inches.
The advertisement announces embroidered ginghams at 42 cents, featuring small checks and colored backgrounds with woven embroidered stripes. Fourteen new colors have just arrived, marketed as year round wear.
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