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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
8
A fragmented report recalls a dramatic scene at the Sun theater with Miss Allison in evening attire. A ring and a high fashion gown are involved as a chauffeur responds to a radiator mishap and bright headlights reveal expenses tied to the ordeal.
Haimond died following an apoplexy attack while walking on the street. He was six years old, lived in Amherst, and is survived by his two year old daughter. Services will be held Friday afternoon with Rev. and burial in Cleveland Street.
Report of a rabid or dangerous dog incident in Amherst prompts officials to monitor five other animals. Authorities plan tests and analysis to determine risk and prevent further bites. Animal welfare units and Smythe issued statements as investigations proceed.
Arthur Somers Roche visited Metro's Hollywood studios and observed Miss Lake at work. He proposed a story only she could achieve and Bayard-Weller, then chief of Productions, approved turning the idea into a screen project.
Residents plead over pets as authorities warn dogs may be shot if owners fail to restrain them. The tense stance reflects fear and demands for humane handling amid mounting tensions in the community.
Amherst reports the retirement of Joe and Sam Kassouf from the ice cream business after eight years in town. New proprietors Joe and David Ellis of Cleveland took possession yesterday. The Kassoufs will enter wholesale candy manufacturing, using local supplies for most candy sold in the store.
Amherst plans for the Business Men's picnic at Crystal Beach on August 10 are nearly completed and a good time is assured. A Ford roadster will be raffed off and many prizes distributed. Two baseball games are scheduled, promising notable exhibition and entertainment.
Miss Lulu Walker was out of town a visitor yesterday. Miss Libbie Gerlach spent Wednesday afternoon in Lorain. Charles Jaeger of Cleveland Avenue returned home from But
An advertisement extols Triple Phosphates as a tonic to energize nerves, improve digestion, and increase flesh. It urges 10 months of treatment, weighing yourself after one month, and notes money-back if results aren’t gratifying though warns against use without genuine desire to gain weight. It cites Monteo Barry and Crandall and says many druggists supply the product.
Fragmentary notes show Toledo residents visiting at Charles Worcester’s home. Mrs Hibler and Mrs Feisler with daughter Katherine are mentioned, along with health phrasing about fate and a bridge gathering.
The Carlisle Grange programme includes singing of America and The Old Quadrilles by Mrs M Barnet and Mrs Eldred, a monologue about Jubilee in Lake County, songs Sleep Me to, The Plow Spade and Hoe, Grandmother's Garden poem, plus a closing scene of Grills practice and a note wishing success to the Blue Devil.
The American Lace Co. hosts its annual employees picnic in Vermilion with kid races 50K novelty events and a ball game between married and single players. Free amusement tickets for children, dancing, bathing and general entertainment are planned amid a light rivalry and festive activities.
An early morning blaze at the Frances Willard Candy Company on North High Street damaged the factory end and threatened adjoining areas. Approximate discharge figures and corps approval details are noted, with unknown cause.
Fragmentary OCR hints at terms related to a final examination. The readable items mention a year and references to swill or illness in the context of a schedule. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable.
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