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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1923
Page
4
Protests against Governor Wood and the Philippines’ leaders prompt urgency for a government reshuffle. Manila factions weigh resignations and political pressure as a reform effort faces uncertainty amid calls for independence talks and Cabinet changes.
Anna M. Steible 83 longtime resident died at home of her nephew in Sandusky. The remains will be viewed tomorrow before funeral services for her daughter Mrs. Chirath and family. Survived by three daughters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. sisters listed.
Reports from Columbus Cincinnati Paris Reno Minneapolis detail public notices and personal events including stock sale suspensions. a mysterious telephone hoax. a peace treaty date. a Reno divorce. and a Minnesota women lawyers meeting setup.
Jackson Republican Daenist W Williams is named to the new state board for a two year term and Price Russell serves four years as Democratic member. Fred C Croxton Columbus Republican named to the state public health compact for a one year term. Major Adolf Steilhorn Columbus named chief state construction engineer and A W Zesiger Cleveland named chief of the bureau of Dundies.
Pittsfield notes report visits and gatherings across Wellington Elyria and Russia Township. Residents include Mr and Mrs R E Peard, Mrs E Weideman, Mrs Mary Webb, Sue, the Mohrman family, Lucille Griffin, H A Meeks, Vina Waite, Emma Sheffield, Ann Robson, J A Waite, Peter Cameron, Lois Brown, Thelma Bartlett, Mary Elizabeth Whitney, Merton Mohrman, and others at homes, a sewing club, district reunions, and supper events reflecting a quiet community week.
In Lakewood and nearby towns, residents hosted and visited family friends this week. Visitors included Eleanor Hill and Gary of Cleveland with grandparents, and Mrs Mae Bingham hosting Esther Homan from Cleveland. Several dinners featured Berniece Haven, Helen Dawley, and Erma Alexander, while E D Mills ownership confusion was clarified as his son Russell owns the Win ton.
The Elyria Radio Club gathers on July 5 with Lt Col James Guthrie detailing four tube Nightingale radio sets and Neutrodyne amplification. President Brown demonstrates the Neutrodyne while the secretary shares factory notes from the East. The next open meeting is July 19 in the Y MCA basement, inviting members and friends for a pleasant evening.
Mrs W C Hill of Elyria and Charles Stebbins of Dayton visited Mary Hill and family. Christian Endeavor meets Sunday on What in Present Day Social Life Would Christ Approve. Cousins funeral for J E Cousins held at daughter's home in LaGrange with interment at Butternut Ridge. Mrs Burton Hales dies of diabetes. services by Rev Middleton. Clarence Hawke gon dies after appendectomy. funeral at his home. interment at Columbia.
A boy named Willie saves fifteen cents for jelly beans but miscounts his purchase. His mother admonishes him as he places groceries on the kitchen table, revealing his arithmetic error and moral lesson about budgeting.
Kipton residents and visitors fill a weekend with visits to Oberlin Elyria and Camden. The report lists calls from Mrs Betts of Canada and groups attending church socials and German society events. A Federation of Working Women congress in Schonbrun Castle is announced for August 14 with delegates from 30 countries.
In Tom, July 18, authorities report that many immigrants deemed Asiatic were denied asylum and must wait until next year to pursue American citizenship after a wireless message directed ships near the Azores to hold. PARIB notes France was informed the British reparations note would arrive Friday.
Butter fetched 41 43 cents a pound with prints at 42. Eggs fresh 30 cents with Obio firsts 25 1-3 and western stats 24. Poultry fowls 27 28 cents, roosters 15, broilers 40. Cabbage Merietta 308 crate. Cucumbers 1.75 2.00 per two dozen basket. Potatoes 5.00 6.50 a barrel. Tomatoes hothouse 3.35 per ten pound basket. Red raspberries 10.00 11.00 a bushel, black raspberries 7.00 8.00 a bushel, strawberries 2.00 2.25 a crate.
Stocks showed early firmness with higher fractional gains as copper and rail stocks led the advance. U S Steel fell, while Bethlehem, Crucible and American Locomotive rose modestly. copper issues led by Utah and Chili Copper, and railroad stocks opened firm amid a general uptrend.
In Charleston South Carolina July 18 190? Martin awoke during a storm at the Andrews home and fired four shots into his wife after mistaking her for a burglar. She died from wounds and he was taken to a hospital unable to speak. He leaves one child.
Lagrange society sections record visits and family gatherings. Mrs Noble visits Elyria. Hastings and Rawson families host relatives from Olmsted and Philadelphia. Harriette Knowles celebrates 10th birthday. Viola Forbush returns from Cleveland. dances and suppers planned July 19 21. Several residents move residences and visit relatives in Cleveland Akron Belden Ottawa area.
Brecksville resident Mrs Meda Miller hosted by family as Adrian Buswell returns from Washington DC. Wellington couple Walter and Mrs Shepard visit their aunt Mrs Mellasa Reweenu in LaGrange. Cleveland visitors include Mrs Ernest Knapp and family, Mrs Helen Kelner visiting Judd Saxton in Hardy Iowa relatives, and Miss Edith Healcomb on vacation. Dewey Knowles earns Westinghouse position after Purdue graduation with Etta Kappa Nu and Sigma Xi honors.
Navy department discloses completion of plans for participation in the international air races of Louis on October 1 2 and 3, with official confirmation from Washington. Also notes discussions on aid to foreign lives in China and remarks on American athletes.
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