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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1921
Page
7
Car dealership advertises Peerless automobiles at a big sacrifice price. Contact 333 Broad St and phone 2570 Elyvia. Also includes Real Estate services and address Bell Main 177 for property listings.
Vulcanizing service offered at Brunner's Tire and Accessory Shop with rubber tire clearing. Used tires advertised at any price customers choose to pay. Local shop promotes tire sales and vulcanizing work.
James Deasy serves as President with W R L Hinz as Clerk. Notices list meeting dates on June 11 18 25 and August 2. Official actions and scheduling implications are expected for local governance.
The Brownhelm Township School District in Lorain County Ohio calls an election on a Sunday in August 1921 to decide issuing thirty five thousand dollars in bonds for additions to the central school building and equipment. Ballots read School Bonds Yes or No with marks to indicate votes. If a legal majority votes Yes, the order of the bond issue proceeds.
The election will be held August 5 in Henrietta Township School District polling places from 5 30 a m to 3 39 p m. Ballots ask to centralize schools and to issue bonds of forty five thousand dollars for a new building site and equipment. Yes or No marks apply to each question. majority decides passage. Officials Co R H Courrier president and Arthur McDowell clerk.
Sealed bids for 500000 in Elyria City School District bonds due 1000 each run from 1 to 500 with 6 percent interest semiannually. Bonds mature 25000 yearly from 1927 onward. Sale set for August 1 1921 at the Clerk’s office Washington High School Elyria.
Wellington Mayors race heats as Guy E. Wells, who had refused renomination, yields to friends and consents to run again. Local supporters back Wells amid village politics and upcoming campaign dynamics.
The President at Raritan New Jersey launches a nine year old Joseph Frelinghuysen Jr. created rowboat named the Raritan. He salutes American boyhood and declares the craft christened the handiwork of Joe Frelinghuysen as Mrs. Harding watches aboard at the home of the Frelinghuysens.
The text notes Mayor Wells plans to be a candidate, arguing the town faces a critical time and that delaying the matter would hinder early administration. It praises his past year of service and signals public approval for a new term.
A summer series of baby conferences will be held in the Merrick Library basement entrance. The first session is Tuesday July 19 at 2 00 p m with subsequent meetings every two weeks. Mothers with babies or up to five years eligible to attend receive feeding and care guidance from a physician and Io rain County General Health District public health nurse.
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler of New York is reported to have been invited by Lloyd George to address the dominions conference in London but the State Department says he has no official capacity with the United States. Any statements from Butler would reflect his private views, not official policy.
The Columbus Postmaster announces a plan to boost efficiency by stamping mail side one way for post marking and by routing large packages, consigning unimportant items, and arranging mail in advance to prevent congestion. It emphasizes using direct bags for ten or more pieces and routing to local or out of town customers with proper street numbers.
Charles Bennington 47 a Wheeling salesman saw a foreigner leave the Burkhardt residence morning of April 1920 Augusta Burkhardt and daughter Lillian slain in Wheeling One man is under arrest on indictments charging first degree murders Though not identified by Bennington as seen about the place the Wheeling man is the principal state's witness The accused held on his wife's report of an alleged confession by her husband
Post office officials propose listing route numbers on letters to speed Columbus mail delivery. New carriers unfamiliar with local streets could route mail by route number, easing navigation and reducing delays.
Neighbors led by 91 year old Mrs. Franklin Hamin cheered as Mr and Mrs William Mullen left for their honeymoon. The groom previously was known as Susan K Swingley.
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