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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
5
Lorain woman files for divorce from Mathem Conje alleging neglect of duty since marriage on a Wakeman farm. She says she had to work to support herself, he rarely works, and he verbally abuses her. She seeks injunction against encumbrancing their Lorain home mortgage, alimony, and divorce.
Mr and Mrs Reed visited their uncle Fred Betts near Eliton as Elbert West farm changes hands. Nash bought from Fall of Port Clinton. Negh sold parcels to Henry Parsons totaling 57 acres. The Endera family reports Tate letters and Ruth Endera pursuing college in Defiance while Rey Endera teaches in Defiance. Mills visited relatives at the uncle's home.
Alfred Mills of Norwalk and several residents are mentioned in social notes. Mrs Fanny Wilson reports severe cold from New Liskeard Canada. Hoilla Nhineberger of Fremont visits Oberley Business College. Numerous families attend the South Russia club, teachers institute in Elyria, and various funerals, visits, or travel plans across Ohio and Florida.
Rev and Mrs Bamford of Brooklyn visited in town while Mrs Verne Harding and daughter Desst from Cleveland called Thursday. Mr and Mrs Dake Hoftster of Glenisted Falls were in town Friday. Several families from Elyria Lakewood and Cleveland dropped by for calls and dinner.
Misa Crawford, 76, receives the Silver Medal of the Italian Red Cross for aiding wounded soldiers during wartime. She is also noted as a renowned music curator and professor with a notable collection illustrating developments in music art.
The Wellington column notes the YWCA group will sing Christmas carols on Christmas Eve. Local families, including the Handleys and the Finkle family, join in community celebrations and weddings. Public health updates mention mumps and influenza and a student illness. Teachers and residents attend events at Spencer and Lorain. vacation begins Friday night with various social updates.
Alfred P Thom counsel for the association of railway executives urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to fix nationwide freight rates for an experimental six month period. He spoke before the state commerce commission as part of a general railroad investigation. The argument touched on reopening hearings for western hay and grain rates recently cut.
A Parkeraville West Virginia nurse, Claire Childers, endorses Nero-Worth saying it relieves nerves, aids digestion, and promotes restful sleep. She urges trials with a money back guarantee if the first bottle doesn’t prove helpful, and notes availability from C. W. Philips and leading druggists.
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