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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1923
Page
2
Fragmented ad notes Madame J. Redmon offering psychic palmistry and astrological readings. Mentions hours 1 to 4 pm with morning and evening appointments, no Sunday readings, and a brief sale line for poultry items. Also lists unrelated card and comics lines.
In a tense scene Liliana reveals a plan to torture, warning of a criminal conspiracy that targets the father and the group. The narrator learns Tom Chester’s fragile state, while Lilian guides preparations and surveillance as they brace for danger and a looming visit from Dicky.
Fragmentary Birmingham notes describe March events and social calls. Residents mention Elyria travelers, visits to Lorain and Cleveland, sickness lists, and family caregiving among neighbors.
Mrs. Joe Bickel of LaGrange visits her mother Mrs. Berkmyer. Fred Prarr of Cleveland visits his mother Mrs. Ffurr. Several calls and visits occur among local families including the Brewsters, Coultrip, Green, Moulder, and Kelley households. Gov. Edgar and others appear in Elyria and Oberlin outings. Ladies' Aid plans a church meeting on March 7. multiple shoppers are noted in Lorain and Norwalk areas.
Local social round up lists visits by Misa Lucile Boss and Miss Marlon Derby, a Christening Endeavor in Florence, and weekend calls on the Funk home. March 1 marks the Robertson Quarty opening with new employment. Includes scores from a play and the Birmingham Yellow Jackets victory over Elyria Normal.
Receipts across cattle hogs and sheep outlined with varied quotable ranges. Cattle steady to mixed with fat steers selling near eight to nine dollars, hogs active with gains around 35 cents, calves and sheep showing modest changes, timetable details for Lake Shore Electric lines noted.
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