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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1921
Page
2
Employers seek men with mechanical ability offering splendid salaries and rapid advancement. International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa promises training to prepare men for these positions and invites readers to write today.
Property ad lists a 4 bedroom home with 1 bath upstairs, large attic, slate roof and fresh paint. JOHN C. HAYES COMPANY at 700 Broadway, Lorain, phone 5146, plus a long price list for meats, coal, and grain products with wholesale and selling prices.
A detailed local market listing shows everyday kitchen goods with prices for butter dairy eggs sugar flour fruit nuts and produce. It includes items such as butter 56 cents creamery prints eggs 45 cents and various fruits vegetables meats and fish with unit prices and bulk options.
Columbus dispatch notes a shell shocked prisoner is transferred to an asylum amid ongoing wartime medical care. The report emphasizes the condition described as shell shock and the move to a suitable treatment facility.
Miss Harriet James and Mr Jack Bowers wed in Lorain and other local events include a Girl's Community Club meeting at Civic Centre, a Missionary Society gathering, Tower class notes, a St Patrick parcels post program, a Stite Miskey marriage, an Eastern Star party, a Bruit B’rith dance, Pitzele hosts, Welfare Committee session, Ladies Auxiliary gathering, Mooseheart Legion husking bees, and a Lorain gathering at 1825 East 32nd Street with multiple community activities.
Ohio farmers asked to contribute 500000 bushels of corn for European relief with county farm bureau agents collecting subscriptions. White corn preferred but yellow accepted. railroads will ship at no charge. Other states to donate 3000000 bushels. Plan includes 2000000 for Polish relief 1000000 for European children and 500000 for Near East relief.
Warren Irish driven car skidded into a telephone pole on East Shore road Step 16, Lorain. Vehicle required towing for repairs. no injuries reported. Postwar housing shows 13,100 France homes rebuilt and 178,600 repaired since end of World War II.
The executive board of the Ohio federation of labor will meet in Columbus to discuss labor bills pending in the state legislature.
Lorain March 7 Mike Peer president of the Lorain Civil Service Commission reported to police that David Partour driven a Ford truck into the side of his Dodge machine parked at 548 roadway yesterday The Ford allegedly climbed over the Dodge causing a broken rear wheel and damaged fender Separately the article notes that members of the House of Representatives are elected for two year terms with no holdovers This summary preserves the core events and entities from the readable text.
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