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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names including judges clerks and regents with unclear jurisdictions. The garbled text contains many misread surnames and initials such as Mimale Terry Conabee Boylan and Bradrick with scattered roles like registrar judge and clerk, lacking coherent context.
A garbled list shows precinct level officials candidates and clerks for Republican and Democrat parties. Names include Olivet Derby Ca ben GC Miller and Homer Fawcett with reg judges and clerks amid scattered titles, suggesting a historical election notice.
The Lorain County Car Club hosts its regular shoot at Pasadena Park on Saturday July 23 offering a county championship for Lorain County residents. Prizes will be awarded under the Rosstyten name and a beginners shoot with special targets is planned for first time shooters.
The Ohio Grange tasters and farm bureau directors will convene for their annual picnic August 18 at Kelly's Island. About 1600 men from across Ohio are expected, with transportation arranged by a competent committee. Bands from Berlin Heights Birmingham and Milan will perform.
The coastwise steamer Admiral Farragut crippled in dense fog after a burst steam pipe off the San Francisco lightship was towed by the Sea Eagle. The tug carried medical aid to injured crew with one seriously burned. Sea Eagle follows to port.
The latest England season features a bride in a blue and white foulard dress paired with a large white hat and matching white scarf. The ensemble marks the season’s chic look as visible in contemporary wedding fashion.
A telegram from Colonel William Joseph Simmons orders a sweeping investigation into Ku Klux Klan activity in Texas and Oklahoma. He plans to suspend members found guilty of law violations and revoke privileges. local leaders face severe action if they acted without authority.
A fragmented OCR item recalls a traveler from New Jersey to Nebraska along the Lincoln highway. It mentions painting a six foot thermometer outside a newspaper office and notes a steep temperature rise from near zero to around 112 degrees, with the maximum not shown.
Mrs Jemma Case aged fourth years formerly of Oberlin and Lorain dies Wednesday evening from an internal goiter. She leaves husband Ramiex Case two daughters Mrs Clarence Van Ausdale and Mrs Vera Tarpenter three sons Ruth Clara and Wilber Eugene Van Ausdale and her mother Mrs E A Padleyr. Funeral at her mother's Lorain residence Saturday at 1 pm conducted by Rev Howth burial in Westwood cemetery.
A garbled OCR note describes forces or firms named Whi Mists and Mest Company seeking two points or roles for their employees. The text is unclear but indicates a labor or employment action with named entities.
Miss Gertrude Newell and Miss Marian Barnes depart North Nain Street and Amherst for a weekend at Mittawanza. Bliss Jéanna Smider, formerly of Oberhio, teaches in Polk Pa, visiting friends and plans to Mayville. Mr and Mrs Jaci Delfin and Mr and Mrs W A Wellman take a combined trip to Lorain for business and pleasure. Warren Shafer and farm residents of West Lorain Street spend the day at Avon Beach.
The article notes a lively crowd at the circus with young attendees enthralled by the antics of the clowns and other acts. It mentions a fairly good attendance and the overall festive atmosphere.
Wellington reports an upcoming mau solemm pew in Green weed cemetery will be a major civic improvement. A group of workers labors daily to erect the building and the plans and drawings foretell a monument of beauty and dignity.
Wellington locals report a gathering of milk producers in Mayor Wels court room last evening. Mr and Mrs C I Hill and family expect to spend the coming week at Linwood. The estate of late C I Bliss will be sold at auction next week Saturday.
Amherst police report a burglary at Amherst Auto Service Garage Friday between one and two o'clock. Entry was gained to the building with unknown items taken. Local authorities are investigating the Amherst incident.
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