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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
9
Theater Co. files a counter suit in reply to John Halpin suit, seeking judgment for 20,800 over delays in erecting the building. Halpin seeks 20,000 as balance on contract price. State authorities mandated a twelve inch brick wall with a four inch veneer and other changes.
Amherst Feb 10 The Amherst Business Men’s association backed the national soldier bonus at a town hall meeting. The group also discussed organizing a local Kiwanis club and elected committees for the year, including Membership and Entertainment chairs. A Get Together club event at Mrs Chas Kreesch’s home featured music, cards, and a luncheon.
Amherst fans pack the gym tonight for two games. Ford Salea quintet meets West Park Athletic Club in a strong class A clash, while Plato Clothiers take on Bork Milling Company. Vermilion previously beat Clothiers by a close margin.
The Farmers Co operative Elevator of Amherst plans a Farmers Day for February 22 with a showing and demonstration of tractors and farm machinery. About 450 farmers invited. staff aided by fifty manufacturers representatives. about 200 in money given away by fuel number holders. Lunch to be served at noon.
Amherst students presented a bright chapel program featuring songs in Spain led by Mary O Neil and Dorothy Wesbecher with Marcella Kelch Edith Moebius. piano solos by Edith Mellen and Ruth Hoffman. a piano duet by Helen Beller and Ference Brucker. solos by Louis Reichert and Tressa Schrader. a poem Smiles by Marty ONeil. plus The Music Lesson by Miss Page and Reese.
A compilation of real estate transfers lists numerous transfers from International Realty Co to various buyers, including Trank Phillis, Vlora Hook to Carl Snewer, and E F Catton to Frank Ward Jr. Values range from 300 to 26,000 dollars with parcels in Sheffield Lorain and surrounding towns. Names, lot numbers, subdivisions, and subdivision allegiances appear alongside credits to entities like The Lorain Journal Co and The Krogh Syndicate Co.
A notice references Henry and the Vermilion on the Lake Co. Vermilion on the Lake Milotment in Brownhelm with lot numbers 357 and 118 and a listed sum of £10. The Trust Co. appears as a party in the Lake Stresse allot context.
The Royal Insurance Co. suit against Late Polles Chief A A King of Lorain to seize an allegedly stolen car in sheriff custody was dismissed. The company will seek costs and then pursue collection from John Glorioso.
A garbled Ada classified snippet notes a buyer claiming two years since purchase of a machine unknowingly stolen. The text intermingles product lines and obsolete references, mentioning Cragil coffee and a claim of eight matches per person, with Chronical-Telegram style tangents.
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