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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1921

Page

3

Diverse church notices in Elyria area spread of services

Readable fragments show upcoming services and events from multiple Elyria churches including Gospel Mission on Bridge Street, First Congregational, Grace Lutheran, Episcopal, and Methodist churches. The items list worship, Sunday school, choir offerings, union services, and public invitations.

Bridge Street Elyria John B. Gordon Rayer Andreas Epiocopal Church Edwin Redhead Trinity Florence Miss Saywell Miss Huutphrey Griex Saddle Avenue Third Street Paul Bourgain Kerl_Lehmann Fleonore Loeffler Demian Avon Benen Karl Lehnavn Evenine Methodier John Huebschmann Cleveland M. FE God the E.P. Poste Hey Silas E. Persons Christian Endeavor Grace Brown Grion Move The Methodist Church John Huebschman God John Huebechman

Strange love triangle leads to divorce plea

A mother testified in court that she spared her children from a faithless father by giving them to the other woman. Evelyn, two children, and a traveling salesman were central as the case unfolded. The mother said she could not bear the stain of a father while insisting on custody for her children. Myrtle, the other woman, was revealed as part of the affair after the husband’s travels.

Rev. I Myrtle Eola

Five Killed as Bombing Plane Crashes into Crowd

A Martin bombing plane taking off from a field near Noundsville West Virginia plunged into a line of autos. The crash killed five and wounded over twenty. Most victims were in churn ing machines. Lt. C R MacIver and Lt. Dunton escaped injury. A motor failure and stuck controls caused the plane to swerve into the crowd. The gasoline tank exploded, destroying sixteen cars.

Noundsville W. Va Mac Iver Dunton

County Clerk Williams Improves Service

County Clerk C. M. Williams is busy with his annual report which urges alphabetical classifications and chronological division of each class. The new system aims to streamline processing, including a 60 cent per case charge, and introduces changes to public service procedures.

C. M. Williams

Trade with Japan Grows Along Savannah Waterfront

Savannah Ga July 16 significant feature along the Savannah waterfront is the resumption of trade with the Orient. Two years of shrinking cotton shipments and near zero tonnage to the Far East appear reversed as several ships load cargoes for the Orient and four Japanese vessels are due to take on cargoes, many of which are cotton.

Infernational News Service Savannah Savapnah Orient Far East

Alimony Set At 25 A Month For Lorain Couple

Florence Gerber of Lorain is awarded alimony of 25 per month from her husband Frederick Gerber after a court decision. The ruling sets ongoing support in the dissolution or separation case.

Florence Gerber Lorain Frederick Gerber

British government ships African chiefs to distant island

British authorities move a group of African chiefs including Khaled-bin-Barghash to a remote island in the Indian Ocean. The exiled leaders, once toppled for attempts to seize power, will live under British supervision with no duties beyond subsistence and sunlit leisure on the tropical isle.

International News Service London Sydelle Islands India Ocean Africa Khaled-bin- Barghash Suliam Zanzibar Sultanate East Africa

Immigrant Passengers Held Aboard liner La Savoie

American born brides and foreign business men were detained on arrival under immigration law. Washington ordered many first class passengers released later, while Mrs Mut schle, wife of a Cleveland photographer, was released and Mrs. Tenneau, wife of Cartier Jewelry vice president, remained held aboard for a second night.

York JGLY la Savoie Washington Mra cMutschle Cleveland Mra. Tenneau Cartier ‘Jewelry

Canada Eyes EU Immigrants Amid US Restriction

International summary reports Colonel J S Tennis of the Canada in Pacific Railway says US limits on European settlers may push migrants to Canada. He notes Canada can select skilled Europeans to farm and settle Western lands, benefiting from altered immigration flows and family reunification opportunities for Canadian citizens in the US.

Cinternailnnal News Montreal United States J. S. Tennis Canada Europe United Sinai United Sistes

General Staff Chief McAndresy in Serious Condition

Gen Janes W. McAndresy, president of the General Staff and former chief of staff to Pershing in France, was in serious condition today at Waites Reed Hospital with a general breakdown.

Nal. Waseington Juin Janes W. McAndresy Esiiese Ey Pershing Frances Waites Reed Amnr Hes

Veteran Chief of Staff Recalls Grief From France Service

A former chief of staff recalls nine months of haunting strain after serving in France during World War I. The reflection highlights the mental and physical toll of frontline duties and leadership responsibilities endured abroad.

Pital France

General Green Arrested After Insubordination Charge

General Carlos Green former Tabasco governor arrived in Mexico City to explain government charges of disobedience. He was arrested Wednesday and yesterday sentenced to thirty days in jail for disobedience to orders. Green was deposed as Tabasco's governor last November.

Mexico City Carlos Green Tabasco Slexico Green

London Breaks Drought With July Rainfall

London and parts of England and Wales received a much needed rainfall after a drought lasting about three months. The heaviest downpour occurred in southern England aiding crops and easing arid conditions across the region.

London England Wales

Blues Devil Aids Skin Cleaning With 2 Chance-O

A new product named Blues Devil introduces a two chance-o approach aimed at safer skin cleaning. The marketing emphasizes reduced injury risk and a gentler formulation.

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