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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1922

Page

5

Local farming and housing milestones mark week

The Beebe house addition finished with steady progress on the new building. William Allen reports the first home grown potatoes reaching the local market from his Murray Ridge farm. George Chappell of Cleveland Street and Mrs. Hattie Meonard wed at her Belvidere home.

Beebe House William Allen Murray Ridge Geo. Chappell Cleveland Street Hattie Meonard Belvidere

End of School Days Commensurate With Life Lessons

An editorial on commencement as life’s start not a sum of facts. It argues education should teach thinking and discernment, not rote cycles, citing Henry Ford as an example of insight beyond memorized data. The piece cautions against narrow job training and praises broad mental skills.

Byron Horace Cape Chelyuskin North Pole Henry Ford

It Pays to Advertise in Tom Sawyer's Fence Tale

The piece recalls Tom Sawyer as an early adverting pioneer who turned a tedious fence job into a profitable, playful lesson in modern business. It notes a Cleveland reader, mentions jazz and cars, and ends with a call for more playgrounds funded by simple advertising like the triangular billboard.

Tom Sawyer Tom Cleveland Tom Law Broadway

Do the Courts Know It About Miners and Unions

Editorial notes the Colorado Supreme Court ruling may allow both miners and unions to sue over losses from strikes or lockouts and permit injunctions for lockouts. It questions whether courts recognize the reciprocal legal implications of the decision and cites a folk tale about Mr Brown.

Colorado Supreme Court Mr. Brown

Ohio Notables and Events Reflected in Local Notes

Obituary snippets list Alfred Brors and Samson Taboor with birthplaces and death places, plus 1864 congressman Thomas R. A. and a teachers association meeting at Put-in-Bay. Birthdays include Lyman J. Gage and Otis Skinner. fashions and politics trends noted as 1923 events and campaign primaries in North Dakota. Various club meetings, tournaments, and sporting events referenced across states.

Alfred Brors Ohio Unity Philadetohia Dany Hy Samson Taboor Denison Unversit Urbana Granville Thomas R. A Lebanon Chester County Ohio State Teachers’ Association Put-in-Bay

Anniversary of Versailles Treaty and convention opens

The Baptist Young People's Union begins its thirty first national convention at St. Paul today. A portrait of Hon. Joseph H. Choate will be unveiled in Salem Massachusetts. Miss Alicia du Pont heiress to a great fortune is to marry Harold Sanford Gletchen in Lorain county today.

Baptist Young People’s Union St. Pau Joseph H. Choate Salem Mass Mr. Choate Alicia du Pont America Lorain County Harold Sanford Gletchen

Melo Deon Hall acoustics debated by farm crowd

ABE MARTIN notes Manager Sabe Craw remarks on the stage at Melo Deon Hall during a question about acoustics. He quips that newspapers speak of winners on fair bride but in truth the audience is mostly farmers.

Sabe Craw

Comic Telegrams From Jim Armitage

Jim Armitage notes Canada Post limits and urges Western Union use. He jokes about fish crops, flappers, and a lack of bobbed hair in Canada. He recalls Indian guide chatter, a Kiwanis Magazine, and a political twist on a chief’s elective role.

Brooklyn Woman First to Receive Wireless Kiss at Sea

Miss Ranghilde Anderson of Brooklyn becomes the first woman to receive a wireless kiss. She is summoned by the chief radio operator aboard the steamship America mid ocean and kisses are exchanged.

Miss Ranghilde - Anderson Brooklyn America

Gun Duel Over Per Leads To Death

In Toledo Ralph Beckett, 31, was killed by George W. Shaffer, 30, after a morning duel begun over alleged advances to Shaffer’s wife. Shaffer surrendered at police headquarters and said Beckett had pursued his wife. Beckett was married with a widow and two children in Rockford.

Toledo Ralph Beckett George W. Shaffer Shaffer Beckett Rockford

Spanish War Veterans to Open Camp July 4 Picnic

The Spanish War Veterans invite families to a Fourth of July basket picnic on a 50 acre tract bought for veterans. Located west of Vermilion on Lake Road near Lake Shore Electric Ry, this first gathering aims to include all veterans and their relatives.

Vermilion Op Lake Lake Shore Electric Ry

Mayor lifts firework ordinance for July Fourth celebrations

Twenty years ago the mayor suspended the firework ordinance to allow shooting from six in the morning to ten at night. E W Allen, pastor of the Church of Christ, graduated from Hiram College and was ordained. Peter Flood Jr fell forty feet at East Falls, dying instantly. Mrs Oscar Herrick, wife of the county auditor, died. Eighty four thousand new Girl Guides members enrolled last year.

E. W. Allen Church of Christ Hiram College Peter Flood, JR East Falls Oscar Herrick Girl Guides

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