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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1923
Page
5
Jones vetoed the ordinance creating a filtration superintendent position and the associated works plant expenses, stating the move was unnecessary. The council has ten days to act before the veto expires.
Mr and Mrs Holstead and three children of Painesville Ohio visited Sunday at Fred Minkler’s home. A meeting will be held in the evening March 7 with refreshments of cakes sandwiches and coffee. Mrs Harry Newcomb welcomed a daughter born at Akron hospital March 4. Ferriman traveled to Akron and back.
McKenzie Moss former Kentucky deputy commissioner of internal revenue named assistant secretary of the treasury to succeed Elmer Dover who signed last summer.
Arthur Richmond and Branston Nichols among flu cases. Bert Newcomb family ill with influenza. J E Wittmore's son Eugene gravely ill with pneumonia. Several others, including Helen Blouegh and Miss Leach, listed with flu or bronchial pneumonia. Ruth Ferriman visits home from Memorial hospital. Ladies' Fort Bureau met at Mrs. Fred Jordan, while road conditions and illness keep many home. Swartz family relocates to Rochester Cleo Crittenden farm. Ladies M E Society cancels meeting due to sickness. Louie Taylor relocates to Chestnut Ridge.
An announcement from the governor's office says Governor Donabey signed the McCoy bill providing for a one to twenty year penitentiary sentence for stealing autos and a Walther bill for joint street improvements by two municipalities where streets form an enclosing ring between them.
Mrs. Tose Bausch Melick wife of William Melick of the Central Fire Department died after a dizzy spell caused her to fall into a Washtub while doing family washing at their Newark home. She leaves a husband two children and three sisters.
Gilen Bemis, alias Jack Ross, captured at Lexington after escaping General Hospital during a gun battle with police, was sentenced in Cincinnati to 15 years for attempting to steal a motor car and firing on officers. Judge Stanley Struble granted a forty day stay of credit.
Wireless initiated the burial service for a seafarer with words sent from a large steamer to a small freighter lacking a prayer book. Mrs. D. M. Watkins of Forrest County becomes Mississippi’s first woman county treasurer.
Musterole is a white ointment made from oil of mustard with other ingredients. It claims to relieve sore throats bronchitis stiff neck asthma neuralgia and body pains without blistering. Sold in 35c and 65c jars and tubes.
Deditam Massachusetts reports Ni cola Sacco entering the eighteenth day of a hunger strike while awaiting a new trial hearing set by Judge Webster Thaser for Friday. Vanzett and Hartolomew are referenced in relation to the South Hirain paymaster murders.
Thomas A. Edison spent several days at home in West Orange New Jersey with a cold and was bedbound for two days before improving. The Edison party postponed their Florida departure to Wednesday night after medical advice. In Norway only one woman currently sits in parliament despite years of equal suffrage.
Reports from Gary Indiana describe a derailment of a Virginia and railroad train number 115 west of the city injuring several travelers. The train was en route to Chicago and details remain scarce. Local telephone messages indicate injuries but do not specify numbers or names.
A summary of multiple real estate transfers shows Glory Abuszklewicz selling lot 19 in Woelk 34 Cham berlain trust area to W B Walters for 10600. Lannard F Wagner sells lot 4 Ely Realty Co West avenue allotment to Glade B Thomas for 2000. Maria V Smith sells lots 644 645 Avon Beach allotment to John Williams for 800 and lot 546 Avon Beach Allotment to Leroy G Williams for 400. Additional transfers include Samuel Kurtz purchasing parts of Lorain plat from Joseph Heaton Sr for 5000 and Frank Percick buying lot 3656 Sheffield Land Co seventh ad to Lorain for 650. Other parcels change hands among Avon Luke Avon Lake and Elyria entities with prices ranging from 300 to 7600.
Margaret Ward transfers lot 12 to James Clark. Pember’s ad lists Elyria bound route. John Murbach conveys part of lot 440 block 89 North Street to The Murbach Coal and Supply Co for 20000 dollars.
A famed stagewoman is noted for bringing her cat to the theatre on opening nights to ensure good fortune. The custom, tied to superstition, marks her as a distinctive figure in the social arts scene.
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