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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1922
Page
4
RLIM notes a polka trade today for a former submarine crew member who escaped from Mir. Dittmar, charged as a war culprit, faced a preme court in Leipzig and was found guilty on July 16, 1921. He received four years in prison aboard the boat of the British ship Llandovery Castle.
The First Church hosts a farewell reception for Miss Alice Bowen on Tuesday. Bowen, daughter of Mrs. Arthur J. Bowen of Ching, departs Oberlin for Vancouver then Nankin, China, to serve as a Methodist missionary and tract teacher at a Nankin boarding school.
A Oregon woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing back pains and fatigue allowing her to perform housework and care for seven in the family. She urges others with irregularities and similar ailments to try the product and share the testimonial.
Elyria Ohio January 31 1922 Photoplay Editor Chronicle Telegraph asks readers to name a rising film star whose eighteen letter name contains three Rs. A free pass to the Colonial Theater will go to every reader who sends the correct guess before 6 pm Wednesday. Owen J. Bannon announces the contest and the theater’s adoption plan.
The Methodist board expresses pride in sending a fine representative from their church who has two sisters in college.
Mrs Emma Thropp, 66, died at Oberlin hospital Monday noon after a week of illness. She came from near Cedar Rapids, Iowa, three years ago with her daughter Emma and lived at 21 Carpenter Court. The past six months they cared for Mrs Marie Chapman on South Professor Street. A stroke of paralysis occurred last Tuesday morning at Tobino drug store. Her brother James Sanford of Chicago visited Sunday. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Also, Mrs W D Tobbs hosted a birthday party for her mother, Mrs Aceneph Cole, with gifts from L T Whitney, Abs Van Allen, and Ames Mills. Prof. Graham spoke at First Methodist church about the Student Situation in Europe, urging students to sacrifice lunches to fund European aid. The dramatic association plans a movie program featuring Mary Pickford on Feb 6 7 and 8. February-born individuals are said to enjoy riches per an old legend.
An advertise ment claims a product relieves nerves and digestive issues by quick relief from indigestion and tiredness. It cites a testimonial from Mr Neadstreet of Oakley Ohio and promotes purchase at local drug stores and corner shops.
A letter from a former crown prince to constitutional jurists outlines a view of governance where the monarchy serves the people. The document, set to be published with a national note, is described as a liberal, sympathetic statement toward labor and a portrait of the former Carman throne claimant amid related German state affairs.
A blaze destroyed a garage and damaged nearby property in Medina on January 21. Firefighters battled flames as residents and local officials responded. the incident disrupted local activities and raised questions about safety and response times.
Fragmented OCR story cites Mrs George Den, Mrs A Seite, and Mrs Pred Seiden in Elyria and BlOM area. Mentions Ruth, Ethel Ward, Hazel Kolb, and families at social calls. includes automotive accident mention and afternoon visit with Seiler and others.
Investigation into the Knickerbocker film theater disaster in Washington DC reports a roof collapse that killed many and injured numerous others. Snow delayed attendance, reducing casualties while weather halted a large crowd from viewing the show.
The report lists varied market figures from Cleveland on January 10 including butter extra at 43 1 2 cents, eggs and poultry prices with live fowls and spring ducks cited, apples per bushel around 82 to 120 cents, dried beans and potatoes shown, and garlic and tomato notes amid miscellaneous farm commodities. Prices appear in scattered figures with packing stock and per pound or per bushel units noted.
The market shows small gains for copper and several metals while Texas Company dips and American Steel recovers modestly. Traders note mixed moves among major names including Corn Products and Baldwin Locomotive with no clear sector lead. A separate report mentions a controversial Candlemag Day and a local incident involving Frank Von Wagner.
A powerful earthquake was reported felt in New York and San Francisco areas with tremors lasting up to 20 seconds. Seismographs registered the motion at 8:25 a.m. local time with aftershocks causing shelves to shake and windows to crack but no major damage reported.
Police announce preliminary toll of ninety five lives with potential changes as debris at 18th street and Columbia road is cleared. Some victims found at Washington hospital. disarray in names prompts ongoing inquiries while authorities consider detentions and avoid adding risk to the collapsed theater area.
Buell S. Gillette longtime Amherst businessman and Lorala county resident died at his Main Street home. He owned the Gillette Livery for forty two years and is survived by his wife, sister, a son, and a grandson. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Board of Education selects committees in Amherst with Finance Building and Teachers groups named.
Amherst notes show Ford Service basketball travels to Monroeville to face Strong after a prior win earlier in the season. The item records local sports and mentions a social gathering of neighbors for Elizabeth Laux's birthday with guests from Elyria.
Milk prices across the state continue to fall per reports from several towns. Quarts are about eleven cents and pints around ly cents, with local prices in this city near Te for quarts and pints. Park-Hone Dairy owner Manaser Robson says prices will likely stay down for another month.
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