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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1921
Page
5
Captain states near a thousand children can be helped as many families face hard times. The collection of clothing and shoes will aid the needy with the upcoming winter season. A telephone call will trigger pickup of usable articles.
Berlin reports satisfaction over the German American peace treaty while warning not to expect Versailles terms. Officials anticipate quick ratification as the United States seeks a peaceful footing with Germany by October. Diesel and German officials sign in Berlin with no speeches.
West Ridge figures show George Decker H H Drusendahl and many relatives at Glen's Beach reunion. Nearby activities include visits by Decker and Drusendahl relatives, Grange Farm Bureau events at Avon Beach, and numerous family updates across Oberlin, Elyria, and nearby towns.
Western Automatic workers plan a try out game this Tuesday afternoon at Cascade Park starting at 5 30 with the aim of evaluating material for next season. Several current players join others new to the factory squad in hopes of earning a place on the team.
An old advertisement touts Othine double strength to remove freckles with a guarantee of money back if unsatisfied. It claims rapid results from a small amount applied daily and notes the product is sold under this guarantee.
Writing from Maxers Georgia A J Gillen proprietor of a large department store reports a customer who was bedbound for three years and recovered after using Tantac She began cooking and managing a family of eight after three bottles Elyria's home on Sundar and Fred Sams and their families attended the Simms family reunion at the Chas Simms home in Ru on Sundar with 75 members present The piece also notes visits among local residents and a Detroit trip by Chas Fow to see his ill son Peres
Italian General Arimundo Diaz, commander in chief of the Italian Army, plans a U S tour in October at the invitation of the American Legion. Diaz will attend the Legion convention and travel across the country with a legation of officials and hosts from Ohio and neighboring communities.
Local residents and visitors are listed in Grafton with names such as Mrs Harold Mull and family in South Carolina visiting relatives, Julia Dowdell returning from Erhart, and Glen Baker visiting his parents. Several Worthington Elyria workers are laid off briefly while Elyria Tron and Steel Company employees resume work. A hospital admission for Hal Rothgery and an accidental injury at Bennetts mill are noted alongside funeral attendance and church gathering reminders.
E Lerman was arraigned before Justice Hughes this morning and fined two dollars and costs for an offence on the 5B and O trains. Being an I Ww. W Learmar was ordered at large from town, and he left.
War department officials in Washington deny West Virginia troop dispatches while confirming 50 soldiers from United States barracks at Camp Sherman will join the 18th United States Infantry at a rifle range. A censorship order blocks discussion and Major Place from Indianapolis relays moving orders amid a recruiting station.
Mrs. George Spitzer of Grafton and Edwin Shaner of 12th street drove autos on the Grafton road this forenoon. The exact details were not known. Mrs. Spitzer threatened a warrant for driving while intoxicated but Shaner agreed to pay damages and no arrest followed.
Tianny A Duecker 23 machinist wed Susanna Parrish 23 practical nurse in Lorain with Rev Brown officiating. Heroes 48 laborer wed Sophia Mondok 35 in Lorain with Father Horvath assisting. Fred Saal Jr 21 clerk wed Clere Tard 18 clerk Elvira with Justice S J George presiding.
The piece argues that slack buying created shortages and latent demand across commodities. It notes buyers returning, factories running, and prices expected to move upward, with some prices still lower than 1913 levels despite rising pressures.
The Irish leader declares Dail Eireann and cabinet solid, rejects Britain’s peace terms, and vows to defend Ireland’s birthright. He criticizes militarism and insists on negotiations only if based on equal sovereignty, warning that forced surrender would blame London for renewed conflict.
The article lists numerous local visits and gatherings from Avon area residents including Mr Irvin Pope of Cleveland visiting Dr and Mrs Pipes. baby announcements for Alr and Mrs Wensings and for Mr and Mrs Wil Baldur. trips to visit relatives of Mr Lewis Bennett and Miss Kate Dechant. attendance at the Wellinston fair and a Masonic picnic at Peach Park. the nineteenth annual Henson family reunion at George Jenkins home with officers elected.
An employee says the Western Automatic plant has added several workers and operated a full week this week instead of four days. Orders are arriving, though not in large quantities, indicating improving general business.
The board of health meets this evening for its regular monthly session. A quorum is a question, but the city’s health officer, Dr. French, reports the town is free from contagious disease with no cases at present.
Dr Leonhardt claims a new internal treatment for piles named HEM-ROID that targets the cause. The remedy is advertised as effective with a money back guarantee and available through authorized druggists including Cr W Phillips.
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