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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
6
The special grand jury that recently investigated Lorain will reconvene Monday June 18 and review cases arising since the last meeting. It was decided to probe and indict later rather than keep men in jail at the county's expense. Indicted persons will be tried at the October term of the common pleas court.
Senator Medill McCormick filed a protest with President and Secretary Christian about Admiral Sims speech in London attacking Sinn Fein and American support for Irish independence. He called for attention to the matter and for possible disciplinary action by Secretary Denby.
Robert Young of Clarksburg West Virginia will be tried again next Monday on a charge of assault and battery Prosecutor Webber objects to the earlier jury disagreement in the last trial Young is accused of striking Louis Dulovics of Cleveland causing the man to lose his left eye.
The body of A. T. Tobe Hert Republican leader of Kentucky and a prominent figure in national politics left Washington for Louisville today. Funeral services will be held in his home state.
Ridgeville social calendar highlights visits from relatives and friends across nearby towns including Cleveland Elyria and Lakewood. Sunday gatherings featured Mrs Gibbons and family Mr and Mrs Evang and cousins with several families hosting guests from Lorain and Oberlin. Children's Day will be observed at the Congregational church next Sunday with special services. Six local women attended the 26th county W E A C T M convention in LaGrange.
Union electricians go on sympathy strike. Eight track team letters awarded. City to buy 13500 fire truck. Deaths include Mrs R H Keighley and Mrs C Miller. Budget for next year 771000, up 60000 from 1921. Parade Saturday for Community Chest Drive of 60000 for 17 local charities. Loots by masked men from John Alley Stewartallot J C Aldrich and Hugo Martin. Fight leads to police call. two whiskey stills found. City fines total 4109 from 107 in past month. Edward Mischke declared not guilty after raid. Ten home permits issued totaling 40000. Lorain high to play Lakewood Oct 1. Macken and Hartman arrested on transporting Hyuer. two women released. Minnie Rose charged with operating disorderly house. Hartley Smith and Percy Truax, 17, held for loitering in pool halls. Judge Harding working on Criminal Law in Ohio. Mrs Dan Bogus candidate for council.
Ridgeville and North Ridgeville residents share visits with Cleveland relatives and attend town events. Grover Ryals laid to rest at Fields. commencement exercises at the Town Halls drew crowds. Community life includes neighbors hosting guests, church programs, and updates on local housing and school activities.
Kipton residents attend Children's Day at the Christian church with a large turnout. Visitors include Mrs Lottie Lighsworth and families from nearby towns. The alumni meeting drew 43 attendees and the Christian church ladies provided lunch after.
Brownhelm June 8 Two deaths reported Lindon B Gibson 92 a long time resident died at his granddaughter’s home Mrs Justin Cooper He died suddenly in good health and had one daughter Mrs Phelps Vermilion Also Mrs Sarah Chapin Cooley died at her home Guasday evening aged 75 She was ill for years and had two children E C Chapin and Mrs McPhers-ie 4p Brown-
Chauncey Peck and his wife, along with Dr. Simmons and wife and their two children, traveled to the home of their uncle and brother J Peck and family on Monday. Dr Simmons is sales manager of the Chalmers auto of Cleveland.
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