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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
10
National League results show New York 6 Pittsburg 4 and Brooklyn 3 Chicago 2. Boston 2 Cincinnati 1. St Louis Philadelphia 6. Other city matchups include Cleveland 5 Boston 4 and Detroit 2 Philadelphia 3 with uneven results across the circuit.
Empire City Racing association gathers at Younkers Mee at Maisonmeure Park. Grand Circuit closes in Columb3, Montreal Trotting. Royal Canadian regatta opens at St Catharines. Napoleon Lajoie Old Timers play in Cleveland. Michigan women’s golf at Kalama. Bowling British Columbia lawn championships at Victories. Jimmy Kelly fights Young Farrell 10 rounds at Aurora. Phiri Harrigan faces Al Morris 8 rounds at Aurora.
Hoyt allowed only four hits to power the Yankees past the Browns. A Bos tom Braves rally gave them the edge over the Reds, with Pete Kilduff delivering a timely fourth inning triple and Cadore's sharp defense aiding the win.
Readable text shows scheduled games including Cleveland at Boston Chicago at Washington St Louis at New York Denver at Philadelphia Boston at Pittsburg Brooklyn at St Louis Nework at Cincinnati Phiadelphia at Chicago.
Kipton courty league team forfeits their scheduled game at Cascade Park to the Court House Rats due to harvest duties. The lone remaining match is LaGrange versus Wellinston in the city standings.
Graney scored from first on Smith's ninth inning single to lift the Dodgers in Chicago. Indians beat Boston while Haines allowed five hits but the Phillies offense stalled. Cobb returned to the Tigers lineup and the Bengals split a twin bill with the Athletics. Shanks and Milan homered for Washington, extending a win streak over the White Sox. In Wooster the long campaign ends as the town pump is removed following a health order by Dr. D K Jones.
SHADYSIDE Wadowitz Zielen 10 arrived home from Holand where she stayed after visiting with her mother and two sisters. She fell ill during the visit and remained behind when the others returned last fall.
A persuasive call to readers to consider home ownership over renting. The piece argues that choosing rent over purchase often stems from advice and judgment, urging readers to use good guidance to own a home of their own.
The Amherst District Sunday School association plans its first general meeting at Lynwood Park on Wednesday August 3. The event includes Amherst Brownhelm and Herris schools with a lunch, sports for boys and girls, and groups for families. Ministers teachers and officers met last week for a planning outing to Browntrelm camp to boost cooperation and enthusiasm.
Amherst Business Men's Association announces the Amherst community picnic at Crystal Beach on Wednesday August 10. A day of races contests and ball games with prizes and music and dancing is planned including a balloon blowing contest for women and free transport for attendees without cars. Tickets cost one dollar per book with ten tickets and include dance or round tickets. Ford automobile prizes entice buyers.
Ambherst notes a mix up in train times for the Quarrymen picnic at Cedar Point. Trains depart Elyria at 7 20 am and Amherst at 8 00 am with a separate Quarrymen car joining at 2 739 to form the rail service.
Dr Leonhardt asserts internal remedies cure piles by improving circulation while surgery offers no fix. He developed Hemroid after testing on a thousand cases and now Hemroid is sold by druggists with a guarantee, available at CW Phillips and their agents.
A schedule for the Quarrymen picnic outlines a Sandusky to Amherst train departing at 7:00 p m with a stop at the Amherst tower and a split of passengers for South Amherst and the last three coaches to South Amherst. Other coaches will stop at Amherst and Elyria for those who wish to alight. The committee urges attendance to sustain the tradition and notes Cedar Point offers amusements.
The employees of the Ohio Cert State Company will hold a prone at Crvst2 Beach Park Sunday. Special refreshment and a program for around one hundred stone workers and their families are expected to be present.
The Ernst family reunion was held Wednesday at Avon Beach Park with about one hundred attendees enjoying two days of outings. Guests came from Elrita, Sorain Oberlin, and others. Mr and Mrs Carl Ernst and daughter of Park Avenue attended.
The report notes residents in Cedar Faire and Hormesteag Penrivara gathering with neighbors to discuss household upkeep. Acknowledgment of past promises about linoleum brightness is mentioned alongside a casual talk about the Blue Devil incident.
Report states Lumon National Guard chief General Frank and Dickson threaten to deploy troops in spring to support Governor Len Small against embezzlement charges. The situation centers on guarding Small from actions by state forces and alleged warrants.
The case was settled out of court today with the defendant bearing court costs.
Herman Hudwell was granted a divorce on his cross petition by Judge Redington yesterday. He alleged his wife threw dishes and slandered him. Hudwell gave up his position as Sunday school superintendent after the dispute. The couple, described as colored, live in Oberlin and had been married twenty three years.
The Ridgeville Grange held a gathering featuring state lecturer Harry Capon who extolled Grange benefits and community life. Deputy Frank Van Ascate spoke on transportation, Lawrence Webber led songs, and a vocal duet by Mosses Esther and Agnes Pratt drew applause.
The community picnic schedule has been released detailing the events and activities. Volunteers note the program includes planned games, food stalls, and music for a lively afternoon.
William Gault and Ora Gault sue Joma Ditman eral to quiet title on a Hogan's addition lot in Lorain measuring 650 by 150 feet. Plaintiffs claim twenty one years of disputed possession and cite extensive genealogy in support.
The report notes that the case involves a defendant count estimated between fifty and one hundred, outlining the broad scope of the legal action. The article emphasizes the scale and complexity facing prosecutors and the court as they prepare for proceedings.
In common pleas court today, GSTS 97 904 JUDGMENT shows The Americans' Crictbie Products Company obtained cognovit judgment against the Abellum Specialties Company. The note amount is $7,994.
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