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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
2
A Lisbon despatch reports the Porto parliament dissolved and a new national assembly to be elected on June 10. The move follows a revolutionary crisis and the May 27 resignation of the former cabinet under military junta pressure.
Mrs Charles Burnett wife of the U S military attaché in Tokyo wrote poems in Japanese that received praise from the Japanese Imperial family. She was part of a group of Americans greeting General Wood during his Japan visit. A line about the name June derives from Juno explains the Roman deity.
In a lively ad style the Hart's Cut Rate Grocery list items for a weekend sale. It promotes price cuts on flour bread prunes cheese cereal milk eggs and household goods with multiple product names and bargain values.
A historical shop listing details fresh produce and goods with prices: sugar, cheese, flour, fruit, nuts, potatoes, citrus, greens, fish, meats, poultry, coal, grain, hay, and selling prices to farmers. Items include oranges, home-grown apples, Brazil nuts, beefsteak, veal, chickens, and Pittsburgh lump coal with per-ton and per-bushel rates.
Canton Ohio June 3 A G Longbrake of Meenanicaville won the Ohio double target championship with 46 of 50 in the opening program of the Ohio Trapshooters league. C A Young of Springfield captured the regular 150 third 16 yard handicap with 147. Longbrake beat Kroehle of Cleveland to win the doubles. Akron won the 1922 tournament over Columbus by 18 to 16.
Herbert Henry Pycraft aged 67 years 4 months and 3 days died yesterday afternoon at 3:00 at Elyria Memorial hospital after a Tuesday operation. He was a retired farmer from Sugar Ridge now living at 242 Broad Street. Born in England he came to America at age two. He leaves a wife two daughters Mrs Charles Madison of Sugar Ridge and Mrs Harry Westley of Carlisle and a son James W of Sugar Ridge. Funeral service Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church with Rev O C Nichols. Burial in Sugar Ridge Cemetery.
Mrs Mandell Mondell of Tuxedo Park New York widow of Colonel Ambrose Mondell inherits his vast estate estimated at twenty million dollars. Colonel Mondell served with the American Expeditionary Forces and died May 2. Two wars began in June with the United States declaring war on England on June 19 1812 and Mexico declaring war on the United States June 4 1845.
New potatoes sold at 4.25 a barrel wholesale today compared with 15 a barrel one year ago. New tomatoes are selling at five cents a pound wholesale.
Charles Berlinghausen filed a quiet title petition in Lorain County Court seeking to adjudicate and clear claims on land in Angeville Township. The document lists numerous heirs and assigns of Ephraim Root and related parties, with notice to appear by June 23, 1921, or the petition may be confessed.
Birth announced May 24 to Mr and Mrs Harry Ludlum a son. Weekend visitors include Miss Andrews of Toledo and Mrs Clapp with daughter from Elyria. E A Austin group visited Cleveland. J H Hack of Cleveland joined Decoration Day events with N Lee family. Mrs L J Meeks visited Birmingham. Finley couple return from Florida. Brumby and Mary Hawk of Elyria attend Memorial at Union church and Decoration Day program. Myra Whitney of Chesterton spent Sunday here.
Decoration Day was observed at 10 o clock with E C Seale of Elsrna giving a speech. School children sang songs and decorated graves and the park monument with flowers from recent rains. The Pittsfield Center road was resurfaced and O J Whitney is building a cement block garage. Residences of Mary Frisk H P Campbell and O J Whitney are being repainted. Mr and Mrs Perrys Whitney visited their parents at the start of the week.
Mrs. Harry Crosier is home after about six weeks at St. Joseph's hospital and is much improved able to sit up much of the time. Eva Hulett has returned from nursing for a few days. Mrs. Gam ber of Wakeman.
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