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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1923
Page
11
Robert Novak, a New York merchant, was found murdered in Berlin. He likely was chloroformed, with his head buried under pillows. Landlady Fran Kling reported hearing people enter Novak’s room around 1 am and leave later. Novak’s jewelry remained intact, suggesting motive tied to American money.
The Western Reserve France Co. obtained a judgment this morning against Nick Kavor and The Re Nail Aluminum Co. on a cognovit note for 1033 dollars. Canada recently sent its first shipment of chilled meat to Europe via the Panama Canal.
An advertisement touts Joint Base as a fast penetrating remedy for swollen and stiff joints. It claims quick skin absorption, multi joint use, and relief from rheumatic and muscular pains, with a price around zero cents per tube as sold by druggists.
A lifeboat crew from Cranberry Island saves seven men and one woman from the schooner Don Parsona after it drives ashore a mile off Cranberry Island in a northwest gale. Captain C. B. Owen leads the rescue as a blinding snowstorm rages.
Elizabeth Crosg seeks divorce from Joseph Crosg of Lorain on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect. They married in 1913 and share one child. She alleges verbal abuse, expulsion from the home, threats of harm, and seeks injunctions on joint funds, divorce, alimony, and child custody.
Mrs. Fred Ernshaw of Fremonc street ill for over a week shows slow improvement. Ethel Saladin Gertrude Steiner and Robert Harshburger of Loran and Arthur Cook of Second street visited Mr and Mrs Flord Davis of Twelfth street. William Stolzenburg left for a ten day visit with his two sons Rev Stolzenburg of Columbus and William Stolzenburg Jr of Prtsburg. Harry Lawerence completed Wireless studies at the National Radio Institute Washington DC and will work on the steamer Josiah Macey bound for Mexico. Mr and Mrs Paul Peters Reese of Reading PA moved to 120 Harrison street for the winter, Reese employed by National Tube Company at Lorain. Mrs Roy Bittner and baby daughter of Huron street improving nicely. Elizabeth Bachman of Brownhelm visited yesterday. Mrs William Decker of Henrietta spent time with Mr and Mrs L McNelley on Twelfth street. Kathryn Krick of Girardville Pa stayed with Mrs J Mitchell of West River street. Howard Cole returned home to Burlington Michigan after two weeks here.
Grandmother Mrs H H Stuart of 430 Oxford Street plans weekend details. Mrs C C Lord will spend the weekend in Cleveland as guest of Miss Erma Hylan and her daughter Miss Clara Lord. Mrs George Stoney of Sixth Street spent yesterday in Cleveland shopping and visiting relatives. Mrs L W Perkins and two children of Lod Street are spending the weekend with relatives in Ripton.
Judge Webber ordered partition in the Serain property in the Louis Brand versus William Brand suit. The plaintiff is entitled to one seventh share and J G Mayburs Charl Berg and W W Beatty were appointed a commission to set off that share or appraise it for sale and division.
Reports allege bars stole two sleds from a son of Art Richards and one from Richard Shelly on Eighth Street, the items taken from porches during the night. Separate notes recall that silkworms were first reared by a Chinese empress 4509 years ago and Dutch universities opened to women students in 1871.
If garments look gray or yellow Opax Laundry Soap removes the tinge and lets indoors drying match sunlight. It cleans hard water as well as rain water, is granular for quick dissolving, and leaves hands soft after use. Sold in 10c and 25c packages at your grocer.
Real estate transfers listed include Mary Harrison and others selling lot 34 and part of lot 19 in Sheffield Lake to H L Woodruff for nine thousand dollars. Vermilion on the Lake Co sells Brownhelm allotment lots 923 and 924 to Anna Weaver for five hundred dollars. M F and W J Peer sell lot 2ÿ Oakland ad to Lorain to Savania Loszier for four thousand five hundred ninety dollars. A Steizitz sells lot 261 Lorain Stone Co act to Lorain for nine hundred dollars. O C Hanaway sells half acre Case Road Ridgeville to Melvin Olm sted for five hundred dollars. The Lorain Housing Co sells lot 48 Doll-Brained to Lorain to A J Haist for five thousand six hundred dollars. Margaret Nyerges sells lot 42 Federal Home allotment to Lorain for three thousand five hundred dollars. Joseph Wajorsak sells for forty three Federal Home Allotment Lorain to Thos Cro gest for five thousand five hundred dollars.
Market listing shows Liberty Bonds in New York with varied issues and quoted prices. First 1-45 at 98.74, Second 4 1-45 at 98.30, Third 4 14s at 3.96, Fourth 45 at 8.76, Victory 41 at 100.24 and other new issues around 99.92.
Advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a pure antiseptic remedy for stuffed heads and catarrh. It claims instant relief, clear sinuses, and easy breathing with a few applications, urging readers not to endure a stuffed up misery.
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