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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1920
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR notes reference shifts in advertising in Mexico and the U.S. market, mention steady sales and partial figures such as 84.50, with vague references to values and percentages. No clear events, persons, or organizations are fully identifiable in the readable text.
The report notes July and Sept prices with slight declines and advances across markets. Gasoline and alcohol prices show modest gains while overall activity remains subdued after a rainy period. The average market mood hints at cautious buying and a soft close, with some sectors down from prior levels.
The St John’s College Shadehai track squad lists its members for the upcoming Olympic meet. Names include Dan, Dar, Tsung, Phen, Jung, Ewen, Mos, Ling, Kam, Tsang, Phan, and Walker with events spanning shot put, sprints, hurdles, high jump, pole vault, and relay legs. Coach Rev Mann directs preparations.
Market notes from Chicago Cleveland Toledo Pittsburgh and Buffalo show mixed cattle and hog demand with declines on beef cattle and hogs while poultry and butter prices ease. Grain and seed prices shift with cloverseed and corn notes. regional quotes include Michigan New York potato rot and Wisconsin lamb markets.
The greatest social event of the season in New York honored Miss Mora Payne Whitney, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Payne Whitney. She wed Tower of Philadelphia. After the ceremony the couple departed for Frances, then Hawaii, where Mr Tower has booked a yacht.
The pennant flag was raised at Redland Field in the afternoon before the four game series with the Boston Braves as Governor Cox spoke.
In May in New York, hangings said to come from the throne rooms of former emperor Wilhelm are put on display as anchors of grandeur. The pieces, claimed to have come from the estwhile Royal palaces, draw attention to imperial artifacts brought to the city.
Boston and Detroit games were postponed due to rain, delaying scheduled basketball action. Teams remained in place as weather cleared, with officials rescheduling later this week.
Forer Club members gathered at 225 East Broad Street yesterday to honor Henry Ernst, a former Elyrian now visiting Toledo. Cards and a luncheon followed, with Mrs. Ernst receiving a silver gift from club members and expressing appreciation for the gesture.
The First Congregational Church School mixed Adult class will host speaker Mr. Squire tomorrow morning. He will discuss the fate of the ten thousand crippled children in our state, drawing on his personal and official ties to the movement. Due to Memorial Services at Lorain church, pulpit exchange plans were altered. Rev. 7 H Grant will preach at Elyria as scheduled, and Rev. Grant will speak at the Lorain church.
Ohio posts a register of new corporations issued today in multiple cities. Entries include J. L. Hensell Motor Co Akron 23000. Unger Realty Co Youngstown 50000. Public Realty Co Lakewood 310000. American Amusement and Mig Co Toledo 50000. Sumter Hardwood Co Cincinnati 100900. Indian Village Land Co Cleveland 25000. Additional firms include The State of Italy Home and The Boyd Import and Mfg. Co Cincinnati and others with varied capitalization.
In Cleveland a debate at the First Methodist Church addressed the resolution that American conditions stem from Americans. The affirmative side led by C. W. Koppen and C. W. Williams won last evening as segments by Beir Ades entertained a large crowd with a feast of oratory and benefit.
Approximately two thousand more steady workers who have been idle due to the switchmen's strike will resume work at two local plants Monday morning. Sufficient coal and raw material have been received to put Warren plants on a practically normal basis.
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