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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1922
Page
13
Mrs. O. S. Neimeyer of 224 Dernison Avenue reported a tall slim young man wearing a cap peering into her home at 10 50 last night. Police searched the area but could not locate him.
Oscar Swansten of this city sues York Central Railway for damages after his car collided with a lowered Chestnut Street crossing gate on September 24 1921. He claims the gates were carelessly lowered damaging the exterior of his vehicle and seeks compensation.
Fred Lemley of Sarduky was discharged for lack of evidence after police arraignment. The case involved an alleged connection to a broken down auto machine found at a barn, with two unnamed individuals previously claiming ownership.
Oberlin heads to a double bill with Lakewood and Wellington while Cheriin is out after a revenge attack. Lakewood, a tough defensive club, has beaten Show, Astrabula, Berea and State high schools. A bus shuttles players between Oberlin and Lyvia with room for spectators. Tonight Oberlin meets Wellington High on local floor.
Funeral processions will end at Arlington for 18 soldiers and civilians killed in the Tomah disaster. Names include Captain Vilen McFarland and Lt John Hou, with others from Dayton, Kansas City, and state veterans posts, as bodies return home for public ceremonies.
A massive storm battered the region with 25 foot high tides in some areas and widespread power and telegraph outages. Traffic is stalled as thaw threatens floods, fires sparked by lightning caused extensive damage, and residents dig out from heavy snowdrifts. Buckets crews fought fires unreachable by fire departments, while the Columbia market reports new incorporations in Elyria and local property disputes in Ridgeville Township.
40 inch heavy weight crepe satins priced at 2.591 per yard, navy and brown options. 46 inch pure silk satin canton offered in brown and navy at 2.99. Silk charmeuse at 1.89 per yard, 40 inch, black navy and brown available.
Shoppers are urged to visit Lewis for a February sale of curtains draperies and floor coverings. Imported cretonnes velours curtains quaker nets and pacock silk draperies are offered with many patterns colors and yard prices. rugs include French Wilton Axminster and oriental options. linoleum shades and a contract department provide in house decorating services.
A fragment describes fancy vestings and embroidered linen neckwear with prices around 54 percent to the be.
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