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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
1
A damaged note says Colonel Zftmingraisn urged restoring the dam below the Third Street Bridge to reopen the park. The matter was referred to the Park and Bridge committee for action.
Photograph shows the wife of the newly appointed minister to China Mrs Crane formerly Cornelia W Smith of Paterson New Jersey. Her marriage occurred in 1881 and her identity links to the ministerial posting.
A Sunday evening gathering at the county home featured Mr and Mrs Sart and guests including Claire, Rasala, Bun Mr and Moa Sart with entertainers Beart and Schubert among those listed. The event centered on socializing with local residents Murray Ridge and Conrad Schmenk noted as attendees.
Railroad committees recommended to the city council last evening that a watchman be placed at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad crossing on Huron Street from six in the morning until six in the evening. The railroad will be notified accordingly.
The West Rose Ridge community notes two marriages in Cleveland and Carlisle Center with plans to reside in Cleveland and Elyria. It also reports social visits, family gatherings, and obituaries for Mrs. Mabel Wack Squire of Elgrns and Harmon Albright of Elyria. plus local Club and Grange events and solicited sales at a charity bazaar.
May 4 item mentions Charley Heath of Birmingham and lightning ride on new barnes. J Reighley and Strz. & J. visit Lorain. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Horn visit Broawabeka. Elyria visitors Philp Battenhouse and Mrs Philly Frankenberg. Carl Reighley and Elyria kin spend Sunday with Peter Reighley.
Final rehearsals for the twenty fourth annual Cincinnati Festival of Music have completed. The program opens tonight with a chorus and audience singing America and the Deum of Handel, commemorating allied WWI victory, followed by Verdi Requiem in memory of fallen heroes.
In Cincinnati on May 4 workmen digging for a building foundation unearthed a mastodon tusk eight feet long, found fifteen feet below the surface. In Lorain on May 3, the Black River surfaced in flames for several hours.
An advertisement urges parents to treat bed wetting with Mrs Summers Bed-Wetting Remedy. It claims spanking does not cure the condition and promotes a home-treatment from The Summers Medical Co. Readers are invited to request a free trial by mailing to South Bend Indiana.
A blaze along the river reportedly ignited from a tossed match. A 409 foot long 40 foot high fire scorched the steamer Richardson and several small boats before crews could move them. Officals describe the large blaze and damage to multiple vessels.
Report notes final papers discussed at Castalia court house with two Canadian born men among applicants. Nineteen twenty era tone references alien soldiers and a club meeting at the Derby Bat War site.
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