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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1920
Page
1
A dense, period tone classified column offers help wanted farm work light factory tasks home dressmaking opportunities do not miss this chance for wages. Real estate listings include houses, flats, rooms for rent and sale notices with multiple Lorain Elyria and Avon Lake area addresses.
In Lorain County Ohio a real estate in the village now city of Lorain is ordered sold by public auction under a fixed valuation of 1600 dollars. The sale occurs at the north door of the Court House in Elyria on May 21st at 9 to 10 AM Eastern Time. The property includes Lot 3, Black River town Balp area and a house at 1945 Bluins Avenue.
Ray Bronson announced a Cedar Point boxing matinee card for Saturday with Majiz go-Jack Wolfe of Cleveland facing Harry Conlon of Buffalo in ten rounds no decision. Semi final Alex Hart of Lorain vs Battling Bream of Lima in eight rounds. Jarry st Clair of Toledo vs Young Schardt of Kelley’s Island in eight. Curtain raiser Kid Spellacy of Cedar Point vs Zid Miller of Elyria in six.
In the American League Cleveland routed Boston eight to none, St. Louis defeated New York one to nothing, Detroit beat Washington six to four, Chicago toppled Philadelphia three to zero. In the National League Brooklyn won nine to zero over Cincinnati, Boston eight to two, Chicago four to eight, Pittsburg six to four, Philadelphia three to five, New York six to, St. Louis five in four teen innings.
The schedule lists Boston at Cleveland New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago and Washington at Detroit in the American League. National League games include Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Chicago at Boston and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Ashland report notes East Ohio United Brethren church hosts week long convention starting September 15. Pastors will be assigned. City sells 39500 street improvement bonds. Notable local deaths include Herschel Hall near here and L H Lemans. Marriages listed include Brill Brua and Weaver Lopper. Lincoln highway work progresses four miles toward Wooster. Auto thefts and accidents appear citywide with fatalities and injuries. Automobile headlights manufacturing planned locally. Willard cooperative workers store organized and closed then reopened later.
A public notice notes militant suffragists missing again while pursuing political recognition for women. The report outlines ongoing methods used by activists to secure voting rights and equal status.
Norwalk set for auto races Sunday as Lorain Mac cabees face Cosmos. Marriages listed include James C Moore to Phoebe Weaver at Monroe Michigan and James C Bailey to Mildred Reding. Harold Peat and Lillian Amato wed today. Anna E Roberts of Toledo sues Huron county for 5600 on a fatal mistaken burgler claim.
Indigestion sufferers who have tried pepsin bismuth soda and other remedies are advised to test bisulated magnesia. A spoonful after meals can neutralize stomach acid reduce fermentation and gas, allowing eating with comfort and little risk from continued use.
Billy leaps from his stall into the arena where Little Duke fights for survival. The crowd roars as Billy defends the wounded bull, ending the bout by scattering fighters. The pair flee with Stubby celebrating, and the scene ends with a distant mountain and a smoke column ahead as tomorrow looms.
Mrs Ignatius Gerhattiger and Francis Peter visited Elyria relatives while John Wohléber hosted Annkerar kin. Schmitz family hosted guests from Hit AYWNEfE and North East Pittateld. Matt Wattlelér and family spent time with OFnsEM Falls relatives. Earl Peabody entertained niece Helen Bow and nephew Dale Bow of Springfield. Henry J Bachmis hosted guests from North Russia and Amherst visitors attended yard gathering.
Dubuque athlete Sol Butler shattered an American broad jump record at the Olympics venue, leaping twelve feet eight inches. He will represent the United States at Antwerp, competing for team selection and national honor.
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