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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
11
Applicants for the camp, around 1200 in the Corps Area, face possible over subscription. If needed, selections will be by lot and extra slots may be drawn from other counties. Non selected applicants will be informed by letter after June 25th.
A large pavilion at Gworn in the northeastern part of Ore Md suffered a determined origin fire today at the United Railway amusement resort. Several other structures were damaged with losses exceeding 100,906 dollars.英国 savings bank mentions and a Totten ham resident Priscilla Tottenham appear in the fragmentary text.
J Stanley Joyce sues Peggy Hopkins Joyce in Superior Court claiming she cost him 1 398 314 32 in the marriage. He says she spent under 5 000 on herself while asking 129 000 a year temporary alimony. He cites her taste for jewels feathers fast motors and gaspar ties as driving him to financial embarrassment.
Five brow ups of the brick pavement on the national road in Belmont county and four in Guernsey county occurred in one day due to hot weather. The pavement upheaval required repairs at heavy expense. Official temperature was 90 degrees.
The 55th annual encampment of the Department of Ohio Grand Army of the Republic will open in Greenville tomorrow. Sessions run Wednesday and Thursday. Allied organizations including the Women's Relief Corps Ladies of the G A R Sons and Daughters of Veterans and the Sons of Veterans also hold their annual conventions.
Lenine, Moscow soviet head, explains a policy shift toward exchange of goods and free trade to train reconstruction after war and harvest shocks. He urges support for small industry and cooperation with capitalists, saying experts from capitalists are essential. Moscow papers report broad acceptance of the program.
Rev. A L Brokaw of West Park M E church tells West High School graduates that success is earned not inherited or luck. He argues wealth and talent help but effort turns up achievement, and laments those waiting for something to turn up.
A county meeting chaired by Howard Sogers discussed agency work to aid farmers. He urged better cooperation between the bureau and farmers, noting misunderstandings that could be resolved with effort and improved communication.
Oberlin observers will light up the town for Illumination and Alumni Night on June 21. The event features thousands of Chinese lanterns and electrical displays, an open air concert by Palmer's Eighth Regiment Military Band, and a big alumni parade with decorated floats through the campus. President King will host a public reception on Finney chapel terrace with ushers for out of town visitors.
At the Baldwin Wallace College board meeting A R B Webbe of this city was reelected vice president of the board. Webbe has long been active with the college and served as one of its officers. The village plans a bed of celebration and free bleachers will be set up to host 1 500 to 7 000 visitors with seating prioritized for older people and guests with children.
Major General John A. Lejeune announced that graduates of distinguished military schools who pass exams may obtain second lieutenants’ commissions in the Marine Corps Reserve. About 150 officers will fill vacancies next January, with training at Quantico and admissions after medical clearance. Fifty noncommissioned officers will study at the Marine Corps Institute and seek permanent commissions.
An advertisement promises freckle reduction with Othine, claiming strong results after initial use and a money back guarantee if no improvement. The copy urges readers to request double strength Othine from the druggist.
Miss M A Davis of Omaha recently returned from the Orient. While passing through Korea she lent her seat to a friend who missed the train to Seoul, was taken from the train by Japanese officials, and held at a tank station until the American consul at Mukden verified her claims. Belmont county to consider a country club. Plans call for 100 members at 1000 each to buy a 1500 acre farm west of here with Martins Ferry Griegeport Pellaire and Barnesville as likely members.
Disjointed notice notes a postponement of a memorial event for a Scottish group at their regular hall. The fragment references dates around July 4th, a social gathering, and a church setting in a Canadian region, with scattered mentions of Thorsd and Sund peay.
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