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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1921

Page

9

Weaving Memories in a Tiny Studio Scene

A fragmented dialogue recalls a cluttered studio filled with grey drapery, olive tones, and old crocheted pieces. A narrator reflects on gifts, sewing plans, and the reluctance to disturb a child’s space as memories of a cluttered room resurface.

Fifth of World's Gold Stored in One York Building

The United States Assay Office vaults hold about 250 tons of pure gold, roughly a fifth of global supply, with new hoards arriving weekly from around the world. Foreign coins are melted into bars, numbered and ready for shipment as needed, while the U S controls about a quarter of all world gold.

Ker ‘York United States Assay Office United States Denver San Francisco Treasury

Local Socials and Visits Highlight Cleveland Area

This fragment notes Mrs Ray Marjorie and family returning to Youngstown after two weeks with A Ko Jenne and family. Mrs L J Henes ill at home. Cleveland visitors include Mr and Mrs Mischka Frank Mischka and H V Peabody. Addie Field Bliss Kathryn Miller and F Miller drove to Akron. Various local residents hosted guests and attended St Ann's Sewing Society meeting with Mrs Joseph Noble assisting.

L. J. Henes William Mischka Frank Mischka H.V. Peabody Cleveland Addie Field Alo Field Bliss Kathryn Miller F__ Miller Akron

Local Residents Spend Weekend Visits Across Town

Ida Pembter and Mr and Mrs Staples from Cleveland visited Hayes Kelly's home. Coleman of Pittfield and Dustin's Sunday evening plans were noted. Dan Eaton of Elyria and Maggie Leuser from Brownhelm spent time with Henry Kinsley's family.

Visitors and locals gather for Sunday at Oberlin area homes

Meed Petty spent days in Lima Ohio. Dr and Mrs Barnard of Oberlin visited Arthur Dudley Sunder. Mr and Mrs E N Walker of Oberlin and Mr and Mrs Even Walker of Elyria visited H Coates home Sunday. John Unger on sick list. Battenhouse family spent Sunday in Greenwich. Thomas and Twm Thomas of Obectin visited relatives. Wm Brann spent Sunday evening at H S Coates home. Matt Slack and son Axhler of Amherst visited Austin home Sunday. Florence Coates spending week with aunt Mrs Evan Walker of Elyria. Evan Coates spending week with grandparents Mr and Mrs EN Kalker of Oberlin.

Ed Leusiers Mead Petty Lima Ohio Barnard Oberlin Arthur Dudley E. N. Walker Even Walker Elyria H. &. Coates John Unger Battenhouse Greenwich Thomas m_ Thomas Obectin Brann H.S. Coates Matt.Slack Axhler Amherst Austin Frankage Sreaihe Court Elytia Mies Elsie Neasie

Armed guards protect seven negro prisoners in Scottsboro

In Scottsboro Alabama July 38 armed guards are positioned around the jail to head off mob violence as seven black detainees are held over the shooting of Deputy U.S. Marshal Edward Moody. The suspects had attended a dance at Jose Stone’s home, who allegedly fired the fatal shot. Threats of lynching have been reported since the arrests.

Scottsboro Ala Depoty U.S Edward Moody Jose Stone Moody Meno

Demand for delay on veteran compensation reaches White House

Gilbert Bettman, chairman of a legislative committee, urged President Harding to delay action on veteran pay. He argued ex soldiers favor other forms of compensation over a cash bonus and said the demand for compensation grows with the request for delay.

Washington Hardine Todey Gilbert Bettman Legislative Bettman

Desertion case rattles county as worker hunted

A farmers sugar company structural steel worker Kay A. Kelle 227 is pursued by police and county officials on a desertion charge. He left home Wednesday saying he would cash his pay at the company office, wearing a dark blue suit and collarless shirt after leaving work.

Kay A. Kelle Ace County Farmers Sugar Company

Tax on Corporations Explained by Internal Revenue

The notice outlines the 1923 capital stock tax for domestic and foreign corporations, with rates for stock values and exemptions. Returns are due by July 31, with preliminary estimates and forms available through the Canton Internal Revenue office in Cleveland.

Tanar- Mai Cleveland Camten O. Fearne G@emesthe corporation Liteed Eax Bureau of Internal Revenue

Unclear clipping from Pittsfield area social item

Local fragment details a gathering at the home of John Guthrie in Wakeman with mentions of Mrs Clayton Sheffied and Jessie, noting family connections and a Saturday event but scantly legible. No full names or dates are confirmed.

Pittselield Clayton Orth Sumbay John Guthrie Wakeman Jessie Sad Con Fisydepert

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