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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1921

Page

5

Jap Lecturer Speaks Sunday at Open Forum

Dr. Toyokichi Iyenaga a former University of Chicago and Tokyo official will discuss the Japanese problem in relation to the Washington Conference on armament at the Open Forum in Maviuntets Hall Sunday. The event follows debate with Dr. Tehyt Heleh and aims to present Chinese and Japanese perspectives.

Toyokichi Iyenagi University of Chicago University of To- May Department of Foreign Affairs Oberlin College Washington Maviuntets Hall Tyenage Tehyt Heleh Haleh Iyenaga China Hsieh John Hopkins University Japan East and West News Bureau New York City United States Ive- Ibeaa

Elyria Man Fights Moors in Unclear Report

A fragmented Elyria item describes a man named John Hardy, once a stationary engineer, stating he is at odds with Moors or a related faction. The brief note offers few details and mentions mysterious terms like Extranjera while noting no further information.

Bughes John Hardy Moore

Three Gold Star Mothers Seek Free Transport to Europe

Three Gold Star Mothers asked President Harding to provide free transportation to Europe so they can visit their sons' graves in France. The photo shows Mrs. H. A. Vedder and Mrs. Charles Nessel of New York and Mrs. A. J. Church of Boston.

Europe Harding United States AM Aga France H. A. Vedder Charles Nessel New York A. J. Church Boston

Avon Bazaar and Social Events At St Marys Hall

The Avon bazaar and social gatherings at St Marys hall raised nearly 240 dollars with funds slated for the treasury. Mrs M Meood Larrett and Mr Peter Heisen visited, while Mr and Mrs Arthur Nagel welcomed a baby boy in Wis. George Hennesy of Amherst attended Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Lealie Fitch.

Joseph Dechant St. Joseph's Hospital The Baptist Church Susan Janeson Paul Winters Wi Winters Progence Saamon Cleveland Andrriage AVON St. Mary's Hall Trevenry Georer Peak Mmeood Larrett Tubles’ Society of the Ovro Miraind Peter Heisen Ag Arthur Wud Mroward Tumay Willy Ane Pheu Weel Arthur Nagel eTiper Dey John Webber Ee Grand Rapids Midh Webber George Hennesy Amherst

Police Court Fines Grow in November Report

Police Clerk Grant Schrock reports the mayor's court collected in November a total of 1,439.64 with a $500 single item paid by Julius Crepper for a liquor violation. Building permits were 5 dollars and miscellaneous collections were 9.80.

Grant Schrock Aurcosts Megremate Julius Crepper

Amherst News Highlights Drain Plan and Local Sports

A drainage project began to drain wet land north of the railroad in Amherst aims to solve persistent flooding near Beaver Creek run by the town hall area. Leo Kushinskie, Lorain High School junior, entertained Amherst students with violin pieces marking another local school appearance. Amherst High basketmen prepare to host Loyola from Cleveland, with the same lineup that beat Loyola two years ago slated to play tomorrow.

Beaver Court Amherst Amherst Leo Kushinski Lorain High School Merning Kushingki Kushineki Loyola Loyola School of Cleveland

Ohio Conference Center to Host Amhersix Event at Gym

Officials announce a forthcoming event at the Ohio Conference Center with Keny McBride expected to officiate. The description notes the local facility is in perfect condition and mentions a fitness or gymnasium setting linked to the event.

Amhersix Keny McBride Ohio Conference Center

Fitapatrick Speaks at Amherst Lyceum Course

A garbled report notes Fitapatrick addressing a mall crowd at the opera house about a local high school lyceum course topic. The fragment references community matters and a set of four numbers to be presented at the event.

Fitapatrick Lyceum Amherst Ley Filgpatrick Mall

Amherst Village Seeks Court OK to Move 800 From Safety Fund

South Ambhers village officials went to court yesterday seeking permission to transfer 800 dollars from the safety fund to the general fund for unspecified needs. The action aims to stabilize finances amid municipal pressures and maintain essential services.

South Ambhers

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