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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1921
Page
2
The record lists player stats and team scores with American and National League results from yesterday. Notable outcomes include New York 9 Washington 3 and Philadelphia 5 Boston 2 in the AL, plus New York 11 Philadelphia 2 and Chicago at Cincinnati in the NL.
Rev. Howard I Russell founder of the Anti Slavery League of America returns from two months southward tour. He spoke at the Oberlin Miceda Commeeadees receiving an honorary doctorate and met temperance advocates and church leaders in England Wales and London. He described a future of Christian progress and shared experiences with church representatives and American mission workers.
Levi Kemple died at his home after a long illness at age 1 year 10 months and days. He had been in declining health for several years and suffered a stroke Sunday. Funeral services were held at his late residence Saturday June 25 at 2 p.m. with interment at Greenwood. He previously owned the American House from 1592 to 1597 and later retired from business life. He was known as a courteous gentleman with many friends.
The Lutherans beat the Methodists 8 to 4 at Gas Park as Kiplinger allowed eight hits and fielding miscues hurt the Methodists. Nering, Wendling and Block led batting while Reynolds, Cook, and Wooden starred for their clubs in the county Cribbage club game.
Herfeld shows slight improvement in G A Ascher today. Mr eid suffered a stroke last week and is in serious condition. A rapid check for further improvement is anticipated.
In the American League, St Louis visits Cleveland, Detroit goes to Chicago, Washington faces New York, and Philadelphia plays Boston. In the National League, Pittsburgh at St Louis for two games, Chicago at Cincinnati, New York at Philadelphia for two, and Rostorp at Brooklyn.
The Columbia club roars into a Sunday game against Levelanders after a two week win over the Merchants. Local strength is noted while the Polysis manager says the rematch will test the stronger side. A special attraction features Anzo the acrobat and the Bors band.
International News Service reports a mixed slate with Mays outpitching Courtmer and Shaw as the Yanks win. Braves topple Dodgers after heavy eighth inning cannonade. Card pitcher's loss on a Bailey wild pitch in the tenth gives Pittsburgh the upper hand. Nunamaker and Duster Mails win for the White Sox. Ruel shines but Red Sox falter against the A's. Snyder hits two homers for the Giants over Philadelphia. Davis vs Leonard lasts six innings before the Tigers overrun the Browns.
Tickets set at one dollar for adults with free admission for children. War tax collected at gate. Attractions multiply daily as organizers stress child amusement. Rival merchants from West End Broad Street clash in afternoon baseball. umpire selection discussed with a large corps and first aid pavilion planned.
Preparations for Elyria Day in Cleveland include a proposed Ladies Day on July 20. The event aims to draw many women to the ball game, though escorts must pay admission. The plan emphasizes fan interest and social turnout in the city.
Special correposdest reports Jock Heuthhinsog of Glemtiew country club Chicago won the British oper golf championship at St Andrews Scotland. He defeated Roger Wetherd of Oxford in a 3 hole playoff after a 7? hole match that stretched into Friday. Heuthhinsog's total 150 edged Wetherd 153 in medal play as the decisive factor.
WILLIAMS L. MALrAnar reports Premier Livy George plans a sudden manifesto to ease Ireland's crisis. The document, described as a major step toward conciliation, follows King's speech and results from De Valera Craig talks and imperial conference dominion premiers.
The Elyria theater scene may see one or both houses shut or reduced weekly operations. Knickerboster in Cleveland closed recently as small venues also trim shows, while Elgriz Theaters may adapt to Saturday Sunday screenings. Public misperception of theater profits amid a broad industrial slump adds shock to potential closures.
Leslie iich a farmer of Avon and Garnett Peak a teacher, both listed for marriage by Rev. Mavis Cleveland.
Akron was selected as the next annual convention meeting place for the State Christian Endeavorers at the close of the sessions last night. Seats can be secured by calling the Chamber of Commerce, with one thousand seats at their diagonal.
A birthday party honored five year old Robert Anderson at his grandmother Mrs Liffan M Anderson’s home. Many relatives and friends from Wellington Akron and Oberlin attended. Other items report news of local residents including travels visits moves and a large wedding to be held at a Baptist church in Florida and academic prizes at a studio in Oberlin.
For the fourth successive morning a heavy fog prevented aviators David R. Davis and Eric Bpringer from launching a planned nonstop flight to New York in a large biplane. The attempt, aimed at making a record, was called off due to weather.
The wedding of Marguarite Daugherty to George Martin McLain took place at Magyar street home with Rev. Vernom Smory officiating. After a reception the couple planned a two week state trip and will reside on East Main Street. Out‑of‑town guests came from Cleveland Eaton Elyria Akron and Versailles with notable attendance by Mrs A R Andress and daughters Marjor and Pauline and Miss Trud e Hopking.
Mrs Walter Lacé visits relatives in Cleveland while Aletha Stacey takes a bookkeeper post at Daugherty Bros Hardware. Oberlin and Bethany College students board in Wellington. many local families host guests from Lorain, Elyria, Eaton, and Carey. A Wells professional notes banker Walter Davies travels to Columbus. Grace Solida plans Denison attendance. illness and hospitality fill the week.
Deputy Auditor William Mitchell and his wife received a handsome electric lamp this morning at the band of the officials and clerks in the courthouse offices. Judge H G Redington made a brief presentation speech and the couple replied with thanks for the recognition of their recent marriage.
Emma Barens of Lorain was granted a divorce by Judge Sheddington this morning from Lawrence Barens on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. She works for Universal Dry Cleaning Co. and has a Lorain mail carrier husband. She said he drank, cursed her, and his absence became unbearable.
Miss Laura Harris of the Chamber of Commerce will serve as official stenographer for the State Convention of the Spanish War Veterans convening in Lerain tomorrow.
Unsuccessful bidders have yet to be notified. Six pounds have been paid to the unsuccessful bidders for the water works plant. The bids have been tabulated and sent to Morris Knowles Co in Pittsburgh for analysis and to determine if prospective contractors can fulfill the contract if awarded.
Harry Williams appeared before Judge Itedingteen on contempt charges after his wife complained he was $400 short of court ordered alimony. He was sentenced to ten days in jail.
Police say Kubal plotted to extort 600 dollars from Mrs. Bartlett. He forced entry with a chisel, struck her with the tool, and then killed her during a struggle in the dining room. He claimed motive to steal loot and admitted past visits to Springfield Albany and New Jersey. He is a father of two and has been in the country for years.
Governor Davis announces Floyd E. Waite of Cleveland will become director of finance under the Dunn act reorganizing state departments effective July 1. Waite, 387 years old in error, has a long Cleveland service record including secretary to the mayor and roles in the planning commission and parks department.
Mrs Mary Hutchins of Lorain strapped into a plane piloted by Atiato Watkins to attempt a loop the loop ride over Oberlin. The first loop frightened her and her eyes closed but on the second attempt she kept her eyes open and enjoyed the thrill.
Jury convicts 13 defendants in the Toledo post office robbery with sentences slated after other indictments are resolved. Charles Furrier and Jona J. Eppa were not found guilty. three others were convicted, including Joseph H. Urbarts and George Lewis. Sentences postponed to a future date between October 1 and August 15.
Lowiee Miller of this state was granted alimony and divorce from Frenk Atler after a trial in which the court found cruelty and separation. Miller was awarded 270 per week alimony. Nellie Murphy of this city was granted divorce from Reber Murphy on cruelty grounds. Florence Curtice was awarded 18 per week alimony pending trial.
Ministerial Association met last evening and did not discuss union church services. No matters of importance were addressed and work was completed.
H. B. Bang of Lorain sues F. B. McDonald in Lorain court claiming a half interest in the Reliable Motor Co. was sold on March 4, then a $1000 loan to buy cars led to McDonald taking full control on March 21 and excluding Bang. He seeks a receiver and return of Bang’s share plus relief.
Riots broke out at Chintamam India during a wedding causing police to intervene. Three people are reported dead amid Hindu Muslim clashes.
Judgment entered this morning on a cognovit note by Jennie Kendzierski of Lorain against B. Troranowsl. Judge Redington presided. plaintiff awarded judgment.
Officer Watson retrieved a batch of shoes left in front of the Newark Shoe Co at closing time on Thursday night. The wheels of the watch prevented potential loss by morning.
A local skirmish between Treat and Blue Devil Cleanser drew enthusiastic crowds. Officials report a technical draw after a collision in the final minutes, with neither side gaining a clear advantage and safety crews monitoring the scene.
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