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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
4
A large crowd attended a community program honoring officers. The event featured remarks by Daniels and Mrs Roemer with praise for the service of local law enforcement.
At the town hall meeting the council appointed James Bailey of the West Ward as traffic officer to patrol streets for speed control. He will begin after a week, with residents seeking permits for sidewalk grades and F. O. Delbridge requesting a grade at North Main.
A dilapidated machine in a road clash ran into a truck heading toward Cleveland causing the front wheel to break off and the truck to tip on its side. The roadster suffered extensive damage including tireless fenders and flat tires while the truck’s fender and wheels suffered heavy impact. Names were not disclosed. Mrs. Don Rockwood hosted a luncheon in Amherst honoring a local 11th birthday. Eleven friends attended and gifts were exchanged. A later Amherst note mentions Miss Mabel Walker at the Oberlan Ashland district conference.
A horse pulling a wagon on a Brownhelm district road bolted after the wagon’s harness and dropped loads. The frightened animal ran toward Brownhelm Station and stopped at Bacon residence. no serious injuries to the driver.
Spencer farmers finish planting corn replanting many fields due to a unusually wet spell in May. Wheat looks fair but oats may yield poorly unless improved weather soon.
An old notice recalls a community week with bee gathering by Dante Root, Y M C A meeting at Coon Creek, and a series of local events. Commencement at Capitol University features Dr Otto Mees as orator. Memorial services, Decoration Day tributes, and church activities are noted along with future speaks by Bishop Anderson and district conference travel.
Frank Dalsky of Mansfield reports his wife’s lameness and rheumatism vanished after taking Tanlac. He cites years of pain and indigestion improved, appetite restored, and overall health better. Tanlac sold by druggists with many bottles sold. Tanlac Vegetable Pills promoted as a natural remedy.
In Brownhelm on June 13 Mrs Walter Fowell will entertain the local church Women's Missionary Society. A cousins party at the Frank Van Wagner home honored Miss Dorothy Day of Elyria with guests from Elyria and local families.
A High School hosts Hubert Leon Cope as a guest speaker on Friday June 8 for an alumni gathering. The event invites graduates to attend the talk at the school.
Misa Vick Murray lecturing nationwide for the American Social Hygiene association argues policewomen are needed mainly for preventive and detective work rather than frontline law enforcement, which will always be done by policemen.
Mr and Mrs John Brantlay of Elyria were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Shat tuck. Charles Springer of Wakeman vis iting his aunt Mrs Myrtle Messerole. Misses Ethel Anna LeRoy and Mary Bushman of Oberlin spent the week end at the William Hasenpflug home.
Mr and Mrs Virgil Bessard and child of Lorain visited Mr and Mrs T W Dusserd on Sunday. Mrs Margaret Leussler returned home after staying with her aunt Mrs Arthur Life in Elyria. Mrs George Ztich plans to attend a missionary convention in Youngstown as a delegate from the Evangelical church. Mrs Carrie Bacon suffered a severe stroke at home Monday morning. Mr and Mrs E G Leader spent the weekend with relatives at Wadworth. Mrs Frank Lesher and her son visited and will stay briefly.
A romantic screen feature follows an American adventurer Tom Moore in Corsica. Fans glimpse duels, a Corsican wedding, a romance with an English girl on a French train, and a pistol mystery amid vivid European scenery. Also Fool's First presents four lovers and a bank crook romance with a prison arc.
A man helps by posing with a would be crook turned lover. after robbing a bank they return the money and confront more gang members. The film follows the twist that the girl was testing him while Maxine Dusham’s dancing and the lavish costumes add to an overall merit filled show.
A brief note hints at another installment of Fighting Blood presenting fresh conflict and returning characters. The piece underscores ongoing drama and anticipated confrontation with familiar stakes and rivalries.
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