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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1921
Page
10
Community classifieds display furniture and dry goods price cuts versus a year ago, with several sale items for sale including stoves, gardens, and jars. Legal notices detail divorce actions and property litigation in Lorain County with multiple defendants and real estate parcels described. court dates set for July.
Stenographer Walter Watts named special commissioner by Ohio court to take testimony in an inquest related to an ouster action. Case titled Ohio on the relation of AL Webber vs Stanley Shaw involves questions over force affairs of the West. Damages awarded include 4000 dollars. Jethroe Wilson, 13, awarded 4.4 against L B Liddle in a separate accident matter.
Ralph Wadwell and George Engles are cited to appear in court on July 6 to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt. Wadwell is charged with failing to pay $10 weekly alimony to his wife as ordered. Engles faces a similar contempt charge for not meeting the alimony directive.
A near cloudburst yesterday afternoon caused property damage and injured a street car motorman burned when lightning struck his vehicle and set his clothing on fire. Service halted at several points as gardens, pavements, and basements flooded. a thirty square foot patch of asphalt was washed out and transported about 25 feet from the area.
Case concerns Keeown Lot 214 in Charleston plat now Lorain. Plaintiff Fay Adams seeks temporary alimony and relief from earnings dividends stock and real estate held by William Stephens and related defendants. Hearing motions scheduled for August 3, 1911. attorneys D. H. Atken and Fay Adams listed.
Notice to contractors from the Director of Public Service of Elyria Ohio calls for sealed bids by Friday July 821 for the construction of deli and other sidewalks in the city during the 1921 fiscal year.
The United States Department of Agriculture provides canning directions for sweet and acid cherries. Cherries should be canned whole after a brief hot water dip, with a sugar syrup prepared from sugar and water. Jars are filled to within half an inch, sealed with rubber gaskets, and processed in a hot water bath.
Bidders must include all Imabor and material for walks and remove stone dirt and debris. They must rate every bidder and provide a certified check or bond of 100.40 as guarantee. Bids use city blanks, must meet plans and specs, and may be rejected. Elyria Ohio public works director announces June 21 1921.
The article discusses an old Indian pear tree and its various pear varieties, noting blight resistance and a long fruiting history. It also covers scion use for future trees, and guidance on growing spring and fall crops of turnips, including planting, thinning, and storage methods.
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