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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1923
Page
6
The 100000 show team of Wilson and H packers six Clydesdale geldings, winners of the championship, will appear at the Ohio State Fair. They arrived by special car with handlers and a veterinarian, each horse weighing about a ton.
Wellington prepares for a local merchants sale next week with several items advertised at promising prices. A Dollar Day meeting of the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Church is set for Friday August 31 with special arrangements and broad participation hoped. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock at Mrs Warren Gott’s home on Courtland street, requesting members to bring work. A K pes aged 68 who died here will be buried Sunday at Wakeman. he had lived in Wellington long and left a wife and one son Charlie.
Margaret Candella a twelve year old from Brooklyn New York saved her schoolmates when a twelve foot skiff broke free in Island Sound during a storm. She swam a mile to shore to summon help while teachers and children bailed water. All reached home safe with only colds as reminder.
Free entrance and entertainment drew Wellington residents to Vermilion-on-the-Lake on Sunday to sell real estate. Attendees enjoyed the day and the event’s purpose while a separate notes item mentions a shower for Miss Olive Freeman with gifts, held Saturday night under a pink and white arbor.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Barling and family of Lorain were guests of Mr and Mrs P O Lee this week. Miss Addie Richmond of Cincinnati is at home for four weeks vacation. A B Curtiss left Friday morning for the State Fair at Columbus.
Miss Gladys Arnold returns from Akron summer school. Mrs. Lucy Lambert of Columbia visits relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Clisby and family come back from Michigan. Mrs. Charles Horr Jr of Cleveland spends the week with the Horrs. Mrs. Caroline Renouard heads to Pittsburgh to take up child care.
Welfare work update notes Johnson to serve as church secretary. Miss Florence Ford visits Cambridge Ohio while Miss Aletha Stacey offers a solo at the M E B Church. Rebekah circle honors Mrs Rose Smith with a thermos bottle. Mr and Mrs Fred Daughty plan Eaton trip to visit daughter, Dr Recard returns from vacation for Thursday prayer meeting as Sunday services proceed with Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 4 20.
A Chinese woman of the wealthy class keeps about twenty daily dresses of silk and satin. Her official attire comprises as many handsome costumes, heavily fur lined for winter or silk for warmer weather.
Mrs Frances, 29, formerly of Lexington Kentucky, shot herself Saturday during personal crisis. In a note she blamed a tangle with a married man who recently withdrew his divorce petition. The man, Harry Botanger, and the woman worked at the same factory. Frances left two children in Lexington and her husband had filed for divorce two years earlier, granted to the wife on a cross complaint.
Charles Derido, 41, lay critically injured in Charity Hospital after an early morning car hold up in Cleveland. He told police two armed assailants slashed him with knives during the ambush, and he was found severely wounded. He was reported in grave condition today.
Refused to hand over his ret. Four suspects were arrested and are held at Central police station for questioning.
The listing notes Dreangland celebrates Bull Drummond's final appearance and tomorrow presents Eddie Polo in Captain Kidd Nos 16 11 12 along with a comedy and weekly news. In American the program opened successfully and today changes bring a new top feature Anita Stewart in The Love Piker with Stewart.
A note mentions a Cult of Fun Miner and a new series of news pictures along with a B80d comedy Oklahoma slated for release. The upcoming content hints at voting on Oklahoma soon.
Women may qualify for all elective state offices, presenting a uniform eligibility option across positions and aligning qualification pathways with existing constitutional provisions and voter expectations.
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