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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1924
Page
2
Mrs. Clark rounded the corner at East River and Clark street and struck a Walton Company truck. The impact shoved the truck against a curb machine, breaking its rear wheel ner board and rear fender. The Clark car sustained broken fenders headlights and radiator.
Oberlin officials organize a county drive to raise 50 600 outside Lorain with a house to house effort through Saturday. J L Edwards I F Burgner J W Hill and B E Yocom lead the northeast southeast southwest and northwest sectors respectively. Local townships Pittsfield and Russia assign J N Stone and H C Wanger to run their areas. The fundraising follows a recent Elyria meeting and proceeds will go to the National Red Cross for audit and distribution.
Lorain leaders organize fundraising with local banks to aid tornado victims. City Mayor H F Smith and committee members urge quick donations at banks, warning vast destruction and homelessness with an estimated thirty million dollars in needs.
Sullivan July 11 reports Howard Si wife and child visiting Spencer's parents while Larabee family went to Wellington to hear the Scotch Highlanders. Mrs L M Wihiott spent the weekend in Ashland with her niece Mrs R A Witmer and family, with other relatives present.
C. S. Fast of near Ashland accompanied her home. Mrs. Jennie Myers spent part of the past week with her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Taylor, and family in Ashland. Miss Elsie Freyman's assistant in the Sullivan State Bank begins Monday. Gilbert Knapp and wife of Wadsworth are new parents to a son. Several from here attended the Nova sale of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rogers household goods.
Mrs G W Schwartz and Miss Anna Peters of Lorain visited sister Mrs George Kern. Henry Dellefield and family called on Murray Ridge neighbors. Various locals and out of town guests from Elyria Columbus Cleveland Amherst Lorain and Cleveland visited and traveled over the Fourth with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Kid Smith of Cleveland, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lois Iornst on July 4. John Spuhler of Euclid, Ohio, called on J. H. Dellfield on Wednesday.
Yesterday marked Sacrifice Day at the Vermint Y M C A camp where ten days of camping included a single day of giving. The group donated 5.39 dollars from their candy fund to aid boys in storm-devastated areas. purchases remain restricted with small daily rations.
Sam Arcadi incurred a $200 cost for possessing moonshine. Officers with a knack for locating contraband traced it to his ear and confiscated the item after the purchase.
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