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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1923
Page
11
In Min es Iowa on December 1 a petition sought a restraining order against officers of the American Yeomen in District Court. Rumors of internal strife at the order headquarters followed as Yeomen officers were accused of enforcing higher assessments, rent charges, and misused funds totaling four million dollars.
The records list total expenditures of $58,575 and $51,000 for permits and building, with eleven projects and repairs estimated at $1,650. Winter approached and building activity slowed, yet totals reach $48,070 in several line items.
Coroner reported unknown cause as verdict in the inquest of Argo Vargo 38 of 2849 Vine Street. He collapsed at work in a Lorain steel plant while handling electrical grit wire and died. Post mortem found no injury and noted he was in perfect health. He left a mother and was supporting family.
Berlin H Chapin reports on Liberal 5 discussing Society VII at the library room. Two new members joined after a three minute talk, part of a series on American Education, with discussion shifting toward compulsory class attendance and opportunities to think through issues.
On Thursday afternoon James Walter Schultz son of Mr and Mrs Walter Schultz was baptized at the Tenney avenue home with Rev E J Spell officiating. Sponsors were Mrs Fred Gauman and Henry Schultz. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Schultz Mr and Mrs Emery Redman Mr and Mrs Peter Becker and families, and others from Elyria and area.
Attendees at the burial of Mrs. Nettie Crocker at Cleveland Avenue cemetery included relatives from Sharon, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bauer hosted Thanksgiving dinner for relatives from Elyria. The item notes Finland’s pioneering female MP Fre Furuhjelm and mentions Mrs. Ida M. Walker’s Kansas legislature experience as she seeks the Re-
W. J. Pemberthy, secretary of the local barber’s union, 692, resigns due to ill health seeking a climate change. He has served as secretary treasurer for fourteen years and was honored with a $100 gift from the local union in recognition of his long faithful service.
Best wishes go to Mr. Pemberthy as he travels to Corpus Christi for health recovery. His barber shop has been purchased by O. P. Strickland. The article notes that over half of the remaining saw timber in the United States is in the three Pacific coast states and mentions Denmark where women have equal pay and opportunities.
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