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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
12
Roy Twining, a Camden township farmer, was badly hurt Wednesday afternoon while unloading baled hay at the station. A bale threw him to the ground, striking his face and railroad track, severing his upper lip and knocking out several teeth. he is under a physician’s care.
Judge Thompson and a jury hear the damage suit of William Menschein against J. C. Cramer arising from a Park avenue auto collision in fall 1920. The plaintiff seeks 500 dollars. an effort to settle this morning failed within 15 dollars as neither side would concede.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Atkinson of Cleveland visited East Broadstreet hosts Mr. and Mrs. Jude Jones. Rotarians from New York miss Edinburgh convention. A baby boy Richard Charles born to Mr. and Mrs. William F. Ramham at 122 Brooklyn Street, mother and child doing nicely. Norfolk visitors Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Rand return from Longford Avenue relatives. H. Erickson and daughter Anna of Lakewood were guests in Elyria. Marian Wilder convalesces after appendicitis at Elyria Memorial. Millie Williams and Geraldine Simkins return from Ohio Wesleyan University visits. Division A ladies of the Second Congregational church meet at 2:00 pm with Mrs. James Smith at 417 Adams Street. hostesses Mrs. Mary Halliday and Mrs. Adelaide Wilcox.
An advertisement touts Marshroot No 777 from Dr. Carey as a cure for bladder and kidney troubles. It warns of silent kidney disease, promises druggist refund on first two bottles, and urges immediate use despite past failures. Dates appear as 5-13-19, 6-2-16-30, 7-14-28.
Retha Emery of this city files for divorce from Arthur Emery alleging lack of proper care and home, late nights with bad companions, and adultery. She seeks an absolute divorce, alimony, and has secured an injunction restraining his employers Boday and Dalrymple from paying him.
Trustees of the Old Ladies' Home wrote to the city council at a special meeting seeking free water, arguing it should join Memorial Hospital’s charitable status after a ruling by Judge Boynton. The council will decide next Monday. the Y M C A and parochial schools are also pursuing the policy.
The Elks lodge plans flag day activities on Sunday June 12 with a formal observance led by Exalted Ruler E. L. Whitney. The lodge emphasizes the American flag as a foundational element and will not hold a membership meeting for a flag day eulogy, as the orator is not yet chosen.
Rev. Leo Worth of Cleveland was ordained two weeks ago and is temporarily assigned as assistant priest at St. Joseph's church in Lorain.
Cleveland June 2. Mrs Catherine Kaber widow of Daniel F. Kaber Lakewood publisher indicted for murder by Cuyahoga county grand jury. Kaber stabbed to death at Lakewood home July 18 1919. Search is under way today in New York and Canada for the defendant.
President and Mrs Harding left Washington by car after 9 for Annapolis where the president will award diplomas to the Naval Academy graduating class.
Lester P. Kress 22 electrician and Ida Hohendorf 20 bookkeeper of Lorain. Rev. Merton Clarke W. Davis 25 mining superintendent Seville and Alice M. Williams 25 stenographer Oberlin. Rev. John Hobson.
The Amherst graduating class was entertained as guests of W G Mc Ghee at the Empire Theater. Most of the class attended and enjoyed a pleasing performance. Geo Nesbit of Cleveland is visiting Amherst, Edward McCann of Cleveland is in town, Miss Rose Wenzel visited Elyria, and Mrs Ella Nicholl entered the local hospital for treatment.
West Ridge residents joined numerous families in Memorial and Decoration day events across nearby towns. Notable visits included Mr. and Mrs. Brumby and grandson Harry Houck at Kipton memorial exercises, and varied gatherings with Brumby, Hahn, Decker, Fowl, Swartz, Pallas, and other local residents visiting relatives and attending parades, picnics, and church services.
A chamber of commerce committee and Chief Engineer LC. 3. Smith from the state highway department traveled by yacht to inspect the river road between here and Powhatan. Poor roads had blocked travel, and the Ohio river yacht was chartered for the survey. The chief engineer expected a favorable report on the local link in the East Liverpool river road project.
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