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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
9
Henry Warner was killed by Rutger Warder who confessed that Mrs. Warner and her daughter plotted the crime with Warder. Warder says Mrs. Warner offered herself as a prize, claimed by Warder to be driven by love for her and her claim of mistreatment by Warner. Mrs. Warner denies the charges.
Birse and Company of Buffalo wall paper makers received a copy of a play program printed on Snappy wallpaper from O'Donnell Wallpaper. The unusual promotion impressed the supplier, prompting a thank you letter from vice president Howard M. Heston. Nelson Hicks, en route to South America, sought an extra copy to share with trade contacts, while Mrs. George Stevens is credited with conceiving the idea. Elyria March 3 M. OH.
Dr Franklin Miles proclaims a free trial neuro pathic treatment and a two pound free treatment plus his book. He lists numerous nervous and digestive ailments and claims 30 years of scientific experience with endorsements from diverse figures. Send your case description to Department NS at 342 to 352 Franklin St Hilhart Ind for Astonishing Testimonals and the free material.
Washington reports that the senate judiciary committee has reported a bill proposed by Senator Poindexter to bar federal judges from any other occupation. The measure targets Judge Landis of Chicago and aims to enforce full judicial commitment.
Frankin Stedman, a minor of Lorain, asks the Lorain court to award him 25 000 damages for injuries from a West 18th Street collision. He says he was waiting for a street car when a machine driven by E Ault of Lorain struck him, causing facial, leg, back injuries and permanent nervous-system harm.
Mary Roberts Rinehart earns over twenty five thousand dollars yearly and stands among three top writers for short stories. She writes novels including Seven Days Cheer Up The Bat and Spanish Love and also leads in play brokerage. Her home is Sewickley Pennsylvania.
Adelade Harding reports a well attended meet with light amusement. Admission five cents, extra inch a penny. several short attendees paid similar to taller guests. Out of town visitors included Mr. and Mrs. John Slates and son Ralph of Elyria and Arthur Shaver and Miss Lucas of Ridgeville who helped with the program. Mrs. John Wilford visited Elyria. Rev C C Maple guests in Wellington. Mrs. John Wilfred visited Columbus. Sunday School Convention set for Friday March 4. Edith Briggs to hold farm sale March 22. Ladies Aid entertained last Friday. Rev Maple to Bible conference work in Indiana in March. Willing Workers Society to meet at Mrs. Beardsley’s home. Chas. Jackson hosted by Black family during the convention. Alfred Wal Mington improving and left hospital for home last Sunday morning.
Fred P. Schmitkons files for divorce alleging his wife Mabel G. Schmitkons showed gross neglect and extreme cruelty. He claims she grew cold and refused to prepare meals, finally leaving him February ... in Elyria on March 3.
Frank Bachelor of Elyria visited Penfield on Saturday. Spencer high school did not play Penfield high school at Society hall due to sickness. Mrs. Tom Myres, 76, suffered a nose hemorrhage Wednesday. relief was obtained after a physician’s aid. Dorothy Jones sprained her ankle at Society hall Thursday. she is recovering slowly and will miss school for a time. Clifton Betty and Carl Jamseson served luncheon at the W P Newcomb sale Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. M J Walker hosted dinner Sunday for Mr and Mrs Wagoner before their move to Cal Loomis farm on the River road. Mrs. W O Rollin is in Cleveland for medical care. Mr. and Mrs. M L Disbrow attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs Frank Brouse in Spencer on Feb 19. about forty guests attended with baskets for a shared meal.
A public utility invites frank criticism and promises honesty and openness to help the town. The message defends its operations against unfounded accusations and emphasizes transparency, fairness, and community engagement to improve public understanding of its business.
A Pedro club event hosted by Mrs. A L DeFields brought neighbors and friends to her home. Six tables of progressive Pedro and one of flinch were played with music by Mrs. Roy Hultz. A pot luck supper followed for thirty eight guests. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs George Law of LaGrange and Mr and Mrs Walter Rook of Spencer. The next meeting will be with Mrs Ed Ferriman in two weeks.
Fields presents a program Friday evening February 25 led by Mias with a sequence of performances and demonstrations. The event showcases local talent and community engagement in a small-town setting, emphasizing cooperation and public participation.
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