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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1921
Page
12
Discussion on the ordinance stalled as a vote failed to carry. Tattersall and Stork supported the measure while Hazelton and Cautle opposed. The item was held over with lingering questions about ward rights and local property access.
Clark Co. stores to hold a formal Saturday event as the A. Clark company expands its operations in Lorain. The council weighs the privilege and conditions for free water service at Ladies Home, continuing a public utility discussion.
Norma Korn, Helas, and Haynes & i. record a pedigree noting a five year old Wellington dam and 124.597 milk fat equivalent for a 30 day period. Local household notices list Richardson, Patterson, Reynolds, and many relatives visiting in Elyria and Pittsfield. Cascade forest in Oregon hires women as fire lookouts for summer duty.
Quebec plans a plaxy for northern residents, promoting the St Maurice valley as a public recreation area. Guides from Grandes Piles and La Tuque helped draw interest, with trips from Three Rivers to Grandes Piles and La Tuque by train and steamer. The region offers trout sport, canoeing, golf and tennis at lodges, and potential camps and resorts amid wild, largely undeveloped terrain.
The clipping lists curiosities including a London mayor's wife appointing aides and a Munich bachelor leaving fortune to two nieces under a servant condition. It notes Holland marking 50 years since girls could enter higher education and mentions Sarah Bernhardt's tomb. It also references Gulborg England’s long odd practice and a 266 year old local custom.
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