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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1920
Page
10
One hundred bags of onions were delivered in the city on Monday and offered to retailers at a favorable price as markets opened for business. Physicians assert onions are healthful and residents of Elyria may avoid illness for a few days as the 200 bushels of the odoriferous vegetables are consumed.
Miss Bertha McGrepgor, a two year Y MCA worker at a Poms canteen named The Garden, created an inadvertent stir during a meeting at Kew Wonk. Winifred Westover, who has spent months teaching Scandinavian audiences how a motion picture actress behaves, will soon appear opposite Conway Tearle in The Fighter at the Selvnich studio.
Men's initial handkerchiefs offered at 20 cents each or three for 50 cents by The Robinson and Hancock Company. The ad highlights personalized initial designs and current low pricing for a practical wardrobe item.
Judge Wilcox presided over probate week appointing administrators for several estates. Dietrich Wehagen of Lorain bond $20,000. Steven Maite of Wellington bond $2,009. Mary Crees as administratrix of Rachael Mortimer Jats of Shofield bond $b000. Joseph Ivete administrator for John Toma ne of Lorain bond $45,000. Henry P Choman will recorded. H O Hall administrator for Cynthia Md of alyna bond $4,000.
Lorain woman announces candidacy for the city council second ward as a Republican. The potential candidate, Dee, signals a bid to join the council, aiming to represent local interests and engage ward residents.
A Lorain man’s involvement in a Soviet espionage case is alleged in a message stating a Lorain woman Mrs Goldberg was struck by Russian soldiers in Kip Russia and her body eaten by animals. The son H F Goldberg, a real estate broker, sues while also noting the deaths of Mr and Mrs D A Mesker, and the brother-in-law’s family suffered fatal injuries.
Reports claim preparations for a Princess Margaret of Denmark visit to England. Rumors link the royal traveler with the Prince of Wales, suggesting a romance at the heart of mounting royal chatter.
Mrs N C Diederich 65 died after a stroke. A lifelong Sheffield township resident, she is survived by husband Nicholas Diederich and three daughters Teresa Amanda and Mrs John Schuster of Ridgeville. Funeral at Sheffield Catholic church at 4 o clock Thursday morning. The second note reports George Hadayay selling a high powered automobile for $65 to a blacksmith for repairs.
Walter Lud wig deputy county treasurer said tax receipts exceed 100000 with crowds growing at the window. He noted tight times but many property owners are paying, some using Christmas Club funds. County commissioners extended payment time to January 20th, while Elyria residents meanwhile hold back.
Sugar in Ohio shows a tailing decline with 100 pound lots offered at 970 last morning. A carload arrived in the big city today and demand remained spirited despite expectations of lower future quotations. A Cobblery room is noted at the Jackson hotel.
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