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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1924
Page
2
Dublin June 17 William Brow a Dublin horse cab driver has been awarded a share of Monte Carlo real estate valued at half a million dollars. The fortune stems from seeing a newspaper advertisement left in his cab for the next of kin of a count believed entitled to a fortune including a Chancery Court judgment.
Mew E M Chamberlin entertains her daughter Mr Vanien o Cleveland for a few days. Eugene Babcock loses 50 sheep in heavy rain as they drown in rising river. Harley Long family visit Mrs Dell Simmons with birthday dinner for Mrs Long. A Beardsley on the gain. Children’s Day exercises postponed to Sunday June 22. E D Thompson and family host Miss Jeanne Whipps. W Riebe hosts visitors from Cleveland. F A Chase of Cleveland spends week with Geosmiths. Forest Burdue entertains relatives from Bellevue including Catherine.
Mrs. Mary Crouch of Marion Indiana is spending a few days with her sister Mrs. Alice Weeks. Mrs. Anne Deblke of Wyandotte Michigan is visiting F. W. Riebe and family for a few weeks. Harold Kirkland of Erie Pennsylvania is spending part of his vacation with his mother Mrs. J. Kirkland.
Superior Electric Co and its proprietors Wally Roe and Rey Wentz secured the electrical contract for the New York Central passenger station here. The project includes lighting power telephone telegraph and clock systems at an estimated cost of 315,000. The award brings skilled employment for the firm this summer and fall.
Cleveland June 14 market report lists produce and eggs with prices for strawberries navy beans cabbage potatoes and cucumbers. Notable items include eggs at 25 cents per dozen and tomatoes at 32 to 32 1/2 cents per pound.
June 17 opening shows Brooklyn Union Gas up 2.5 points to 65 while United States Steel advances 0.25 to 37.5 and Bethlehem Steel climbs to 47.625. Rail shares rise modestly with Southern Pacific at 91.75 and Chesapeake and Ohio at 0.38. Noon quotes list American Can at 40.0, General Electric at 231.75, and Reading at 56.0 among others.
CLEVELAND live stock receipts show cattle 2000 head slow market calf receipts 600 steady hogs 2500 joints up to 15 to 20 higher. Also Chicago grain and Liberty bonds open with mixed price moves across wheat corn oats lard and ribs and Liberty bond quotations.
Elyria to Cleveland services run under a new timetable. Departures include 5:45, 6:45, 7:15, 7:45, 10:43, and 11:45 A.M. with efficient courteous drivers.
Fragmentary OCR data shows a numeric table with four columns and multiple values. The lines list figures such as 201.26 and 109 and 104.36, suggesting a financial or measurement tally lacking context or labels.
An obituary from Washington Street notes a resident who died last evening at age 86 after apoplexy. Survived by three children Mrs. Frank Martin Mrs. Wm Grugle and Mrs. William Griem of Amberat, two sisters Mrs. Mingle Smith of Milwaukee and Mrs. Freda Myers of this city.
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