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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1928
Page
6
Lorain County citizens sought a petition to create the Swarts Ditch running through multiple counties. The Cuyahoga County Commissioners failed to appear for a required hearing, prompting a default action reference and noting a prior similar incident.
Mendel Court residents urged the council to explain why their street has not been accepted. The Streets and Walks committee and city officials were asked to clarify requirements. Mayor Hewitt noted the street must be 50 feet wide and officially dedicated before acceptance.
In Belmont county near Innock, March 9, five men were arrested following a protest at Crabapple mine. Sheriff C. Hardesty and seven deputies encountered a crowd of workers and women blocking the mine entrance, leading to the detention of Erradi, George Pattering, Frank Crife, his son, and Albert Suffa amid a defiant local union response.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy to prevent constipation and dizziness. It claims the vegetable tablets cleanse the system, improve complexion and energy, and are sold by druggists in 1c 10c and 6c sizes with vivid health claims.
Multiple notices report deaths and funeral plans. Mrs Addie Richmond widow of L W Richmond died March 4 in Redlands California. she leaves four children and other relatives. Charles Austin, 65, died at Memorial Hospital Eaton. wife and ten children survive with four grandchildren and siblings listed. Mrs John Conabe of Lake Avenue died at her daughter’s Detroit home. funeral arrangements pending. Anar Myers and others are noted with services planned in Toledo and nearby areas.
Defense requests delaying transfer of Velma to informatory custody to wind up personal affairs. Permission granted to move her to a Perry bungalow for belongings. She fled to Cleveland after killing her husband. authorities will not take her to Matteville until tomorrow.
The case Blantern vs Horvitz was continued for the term on motion of the defendant by Common Pleas Judge W Lrrampson. An order may accept a plat made by the Lorain County and title office, confirming the dedication of allotments.
An old advertisement promotes Marmola tablets as a scientific method to combat excess fat. It claims 26 years of use and millions of boxes, asserting natural results with no fear of harm and urging readers to ask their druggist for a two dollar box.
The city council discussed the dance hall inspector issue. Councilman Rer Moulton claimed rumor of the office's legality and possible action by dance hall proprietors. Proponents told of a move to end the current inspection system. Mrs. Anna Kennedy opposed immediate settlement. President George Richwine said the city solicitor would meet the committee and report next meeting.
A Wellington social diary style notice details the Wellin gton annual party of Eagles Slington with a Cleveland origin and 102 members attending the F O E chapter event featuring a theatre performance and dinner. It notes club meetings including the Woman's Afternoon club at Mrs Blake Stevick and Entre Nous CEVE meeting hosted by Mrs R W Falls with bridge games and prizes.
An advertisement touts Alleorhy Number 2 little green capsules claiming relief from rheumatic pain within five days. It advises a specific dosing schedule across days one and two, then daily use until symptoms end, with a refund offered by C. W W. Phillips Drug Co. and reputable druggists.
Judge H H C Wilcox ordered a jury trial for March 19 1928 in the Cleveland Ethic Wlminating Co vs Eduard Jennings and continued the Clem land Iicmiraiins Co vs Carl Sommer. A divorce suit by Meta Dumke against Fred Dumke was set for March 12 with custody for four children. Permission granted for filling station construction at Loch tain corner. Court to collect grocery bill from Hollyw roac. Case Bari vs Heeerd dismissed at plaintiff cost. Thompson continues bus case for term. Walton office demurrer granted instantly. County committee to meet. mill place rac ets planned. Mortgage foreclosure in Graham Pare stirs Co suit. Confessed judgment note in favor of plaintiff in Dole et al case.
Lorain County Automobile Club endorses Fiyria city council action from February 1928 to severely penalize drinking drivers. It commends the service director for spreading cinders on streets at needed times and sends the resolution to the city council and to the service director.
In Fort Madison a resident identified as the average American favors Herbert Hoover for president. He believes scandals provide material but asserts Hoover will win and notes Hoover would be a good president though one term might suffice.
An open public lecture on Christian Science by eminent speaker Vigler Her-Sesmez of Lonstoen England will be held at the Rialto Theatre tonight. A large crowd is expected to attend and hear the speaker discuss Christian Science.
March 6 reports from Cleveland and Toledo note higher hog prices with Western and local buyers, cattle steady with beef steers at 11.25 to 12.75 and vealers up to 16.50, lambs steady at 16.50 to 16.90, and assorted produce and butter prices including heavy fowls and potatoes. Also listed are hog, cattle, and calf receipts and price ranges for various weights.
A testimonial notes severe stomach and liver trouble that left the writer exhausted and unable to eat. After trying various remedies, Tepee Herb Tonie from Redwood’s is claimed to restore appetite, ease pain, and restore energy. Available through C. W. Phillips and local drug stores.
Toledo grain markets show cash and March prices for wheat corn oats rye and clover seed with bids and asks listed. Florence Rott of LaGrange narrowly escaped injury when her car struck another vehicle and overturned on West avenue near Second Street alley.
A community notice invites all residents to a gathering at 1100 Floral Court. The event is open to anyone interested in updates and general discussions.
Fragment describes a location near West Side of Weat Avenue and 343 Second Street with Mies Kott blaming for an accident. The text is incomplete and details are sparse.
The Charles Mo Turner versus Warren F Unger personal injury case in common pleas court was continued to April 2 by Judge W H Thompson. Turner alleges his car was struck by Unger’s truck one mile east of Penfield on the Wellington Medina road May 31 1926 seeking 75000 damages and 575 for car repair plus 92.80 for doctor bills. The article ends with an editorial remark about end of the world predictions.
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