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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
6
A description of a minstrel event featuring Herbert Minstrels, a free street parade at Room, and the Great Adams performing. The piece praises southern black string melodies and dance as natural, not learned, with an emphasis on originality and community spectacle.
Dr Carer urges use of King Marsh-Root to ease backache bladder pains and tiredness. The tonic is sold by Harry and other druggists with a money back guarantee and promises quick relief from kidney related illnesses.
A rapid-fire comedy about Bill Jenks a country youth who works in a Fifth Avenue store in New York. Coincidence follows his fortune from a wind blown money windfall to love with Phoebe Howard and a string of misadventures including a police chase and a risky encounter with Brent. The audience praised the Metro release as top entertainment.
Basil King story Earth Bound produced by Goldwyn shown at Colostal Theater for three more days. The technique relies on double exposure as a legitimate record of earth and spirit happenings rather than trick photography.
The county budget commission led by Auditor Weitv, Treasurer Baker, and Prosecuting Attorney Lawrence Webber will begin auditing budgets from the county commissioners, cities, villages, townships, and school districts. They assess incoming tax revenue and approve disbursements, adjusting estimates as needed to distribute funds accurately.
Edward J Yantis was appointed railroad policeman on the Lorain Ashland and Southern road today by Governor Harry Davis, with confirmation reaching the county clerk’s office.
County Superintendent Beale announces that for the first time in five years every rural school will begin the year with teachers. Two hundred rural teachers exist in the county, about twenty percent of whom are men. High schools re organized with a male principal trained in agriculture. A uniform course of study emphasizes agriculture and science. A graduate from a second grade yard high school can enter fourth grade of high school in any village in the county. Approximately thirty teachers are new to teaching, chosen for adaptability. the rest are experienced, with a successful year anticipated.
Charles Gow Sr seeks a court order to foreclose on property owned by Al and Gertrude Grills. Two promissory notes totaling 5500 dollars remain unpaid, triggering the action.
County commissioners have passed resolutions authorizing road repairs on the French Creek Road. New material will be added and a penetration top applied to the section one and three quarters miles long, currently in bad condition.
Monsignor Ceretti, regarded as one of the Vatican’s ablest diplomats, is named the Holy See’s ambassador to France. After a fifteen year break in relations, Ceretti becomes the first papal nuncio to return to Paris.
A detective and his ward boarded a train bound for Elyria. Fisher slept and awoke to find the ward gone. he asks Elyria police to locate the man responsible. The report notes the incident as a missing person case with police involvement.
The Camden school district votes to authorize a $50,906 bond issue aimed at funding school purposes. Voters approved the measure, enabling capital improvements and replacements as outlined in the proposal.
Notice states on and after aue 24 the shop will offer day and night service with expert mechanics for all classes of auto repair. Wrecked cars will receive prompt attention and customers are asked to call 2289.
Camden township residents voted Tuesday 248 for to 158 against a plan to add a gymnasium and five classrooms to the Kipton school. Opposition mainly came from the township’s southern portion as part of the proposal.
F W Chamberlain and Harry Orvis of Grafton testified before Mayor Jones that they were willing to drink but deny being drunk. They were picked up after leaving Sam Nagy’s place in Western Heights. Both plead not guilty to intoxication charges and trial was set for 5 o’clock tomorrow morning.
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