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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1921
Page
7
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In an Ohio court case number 17946 filed April 23 1971 a plaintiff seeks divorce from William B H a Breckenridge Texas resident. She also seeks custody of Lois Fay Adams alimony and equitable relief including temporary alimony and support. The motion for temporary alimony was filed and notice given with injunction preventing defendant from accessing income from several oil companies. Property described as Lot 210 Charleston now Lorain city is cited for alimony purposes.
Notice to contractors announces seed bids for alterations and additions to Elyria Technical High School and related projects. Separate bids requested for plumbing heating and electrical work with bid sums guaranteed by certified checks or bonds. Drawings cost 25 dollars, refundable on return, with bids due by noon August 3 1925.
Public notice from Elyria clerk requires Walton Loyd and Cliffe A. Merriam to build sidewalks on specified parcels or face city work at their expense with liens and penalties. Included is a July 1 1921 Lake Shore Electric timetable listing trains from Lorain to Cleveland and westbound destinations with hourly and limited service details.
B F Parke, manager of the reorganized Russia team, lists players Geo Close K T Brickley B F Parke P C Gould T Channon C Brookhauser W Smith Scott C Wack C Kreuger R Cooley Ss Pitts The move dissolves the Main Street Business Men team which has won two and lost none, as it reorganizes and awaits a new manager selection this afternoon Old time players from twenty years ago join the new lineup while comparisons to Shakespeare surface
The article notes Saturday night era concerts and a plan to draw visitors to Oberta by promoting a bargain day. Merchants are urged to participate while the club has signed a contract to bring another Chautauqua to Ober- Min next summer, signaling growth in regional events.
W C T U institute attended in Graf ton. Dewey Worcester sold part of his farm. A new house will be erected on Chestnnut Ridge. Frank Pitts family moved to Cedar Point Sunday. Robert Bainbridge remains in hospital but able to air several hours daily. Miss W Grills visited Cleveland. George Fortune Ralph Fortune family drove to the lake for O V I reunion. Minor Eldred welcomed a daughter born July 12. Epworth league led by Adelaide Harding July 24 on Reading for Recreation. Civil war veterans Andrews Nye in poor health. Esther Pratt visited Amherst. WC T U regular meeting moved to Thursday evening with a returned missionary speaker. Patrick and Stubbs from Elyria visited. Charles Neal Grace Stearns called on Bainbridge family. Ladies Aid lawn fete planned. exact date to appear in the favor.
Three diphtheria cases reported in Huntington township affecting families of Charles Rook J Pales and C A Reges. Quarantine hoped to stem spread and afflicted expected to recover promptly.
Frank Dumas of Wellington was killed by a bolt while in the barn on his brother in law’s farm two miles east of Sullivan. His wife and a hired man were knocked down but recovered. The bolt also set the barn afire and killed three cows owned by Harry Perkins nearby.
The Oberlin Business Men's Club promotes a lively bandh with their latest action securing the Ilenrietta band to provide band performances locally.
In Wellington, Sullivan defeated the Wellington 14sion team Sunday at the fairs grounds with a 5-3 score. Pitching by Arndt and offensive highlight from Clodwick marked the game.
A fragmented report notes the Wellington Daughters presented Peptivar The Green and a cited play about familiar birds by Charles C Gorst. Attendees enjoyed a picnic and a bountiful supper during the lawn gathering at Mrs T Af Preiffer on July 18.
Wellington reports a traveling circus arrives Thursday with large posters touting the event. Local youngster excited by the spectacle, while promoters call it a highlight of the season.
Wellinster locals report Mr and Mrs Sorenson accompanied by their daughter Virginia returning home from a Cleveland visit. Misses Sylvia Weimer Jeanie Wright and Alice Andrus are vacationing at Chantas cua New York. A C Thur was taken to Fly-Tia hospital for appendicitis surgery and is improving steadily.
July 18 reports that notices required by the Peace Act become effective August 14 are mailed to county auditors by Secretary of State Harvey C. Smith. Notices must be prominently displayed in all cigar stores and outlets selling cigarettes, warn minors they cannot purchase cigarettes or tobacco products, and are to be in large type.
In Columbus Attorney George T. Loor chairman of the State Utilities Commission asks Attorney General Price for guidance on whether utility companies must pay additional assessments to cover expenses incurred by the commission.
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