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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1923
Page
4
A lively Maren 16 event drew 4 people barred from towns and many others visiting. A cart loaded with fertilizer feed and seeds, a tire giveaway, premiums, and a display drew attendees. Farmers traveled from about 15 miles to see exhibits and meet representatives from the Elevator Co and local committees.
March 10 news notes the W. y group celebrating its 54th anniversary at Mrs. A. K. Jenne’s Cleveland Street home. Members lit candles representing countries and shared a lunch from proceeds, with readings like Looking Back and a fund of 22.50 noted.
Fragmentary text mentions Lydia E Pinkham's compound and pain relief claims. References Bay City Michigan and a personal testimonial tone. Content is incomplete and may describe health symptoms and a product endorsement without full context.
Miss Paulie Leonard of San Francisco testified that her husband Thomas Leonard prevented her from helping her sister, citing jealousy as a reason for seeking divorce. Leonard denied the accusation.
The article describes a court case where Steive was accused of forcing his wife to accompany him on a night journey. It notes the wife’s distress and references a hospital stay and an investigation by authorities. The testimony seeks to clarify events surrounding a fatal incident on the railroad crossing.
A column lists varied market prices including butter at 53 1 2 per pound, eggs per dozen at 55 38, fresh eyes per dozen at 55 38, and multiple items such as cheese York State per pound at 30 21, poultry live heavy fowls per pound, apples per bushel, and potatoes per 50 pounds crate. Prices reflect firsts, packing stock, and home grown goods with several items shown in fractional form.
New York trading opened quiet with small moves. Baldwin Locomotive and U S Steel slipped modestly while Studebaker rose about 9 8 points and Transcontinental Oil gained near one point to 14. Marine Preferred edged up 1 2 and Anaconda fell 3 8. Market Street Railway issues advanced, the preferred up 3 points.
March figures show bid values for liberty bonds across series including 3 1 2s at 101.20 first 4 1 48 at 8.12 second 4 1 4s at 98.04 third 4 1 43 at 98.58 fourth 4 Ids at 98.14 victory 4 3 43 at 190.12 and new 4 1 45 at 95.50.
At the event, candies were handed out as favors to guests including Bobbie Gillette, Warren Powers of S Amherst, Janet Brown, Helen Eastman, Douglas Horns and Alice Eastman. Harry received a number of nice gifts.
Amherst High School bowlers defeated the Ex Pin Setters 620 628 637 in three games at the local alley. Team members included Simons Heggy Kolbe Zodman Cabon and Heiser Sanders Kreeger Ball with totals around 600 three-game scores. Also notes an Amherst High School 15 piece orchestra formed with Frank Krugman as director and weekly rehearsals.
Bellevue takes the league championship with a win over Lorain and may repeat this afternoon. Plattsburg faces Bellepoint at 3 30 for the state championship in Class A and B results show Bellevue, East Liverpool, and other teams advancing in yesterday’s games. Harding approves treaty arbitration terms between Chile and Peru over Tacaz Atita in a note from Washington.
Fragmentary report mentions Vincent Vincent and Donald Becbirith at Chico State College. References to entertainment, a fever, Mrs Edih Cer, Mrs George Srth, Miss Peli Ssraguye, West River Toad, and Robert Ouavie with Johni Boyd appear as garbled names and relationships from a local notice or column.
The Elyria Collegians lost to Ashland 42 to 21 on the road. Coach Peabody noted the Elyria squad was hampered by little practice together while Ashland displayed a smooth machine and outclassed the visitors.
March 10 reports Nicholaus A Webber family moving from Eis tia to Henry J Manns farm. Local residents Ignatius Gerhartinger and others attend Michae Manns funeral. George H Dion and son Arthur visit Webbers. Ruhr doctors refuse to participate in occupation protests, citing ethics.
A blast in Fairfax Oklahoma today killed William Stiths wife and Nellie Stockshire, a white woman, and seriously injured Stith, wrecking the home and shattering windows. Police pursued a mysterious explosion as the cause.
A jolly crowd gathered at the Shore road home Tuesday evening to celebrate Lucile Kishman's sixteenth birthday. Guests included Margaret Pitegerald Louise Disl col Amelia Miller Ruth Vonsick and several others. Lucile received many gifts and the event featured games, music, and a lunch.
Walter A Bethel, former judge advocate general of the Air Force, is named to succeed Maj. Gen. E Crowder as judge advocate general of the Army. Crowder retires to command armbsadcndar to Cuba. Bethel will be promoted to major general rank.
Kazot Mateohara, counsellor at the Japanese embassy in Berlin, recently reached New York en route to Tokyo to report to his government on conditions in Berlin where Japan observes the situation closely.
Senator George H Moses of New Hampshire plans a thorough study of European conditions before the next session. He sailed for Paris recently and will visit major continental centers after a brief stay in the French capital.
Henrietta March 10 report on a Birmingham High School orchestra concert. Attendees praised the performance, noting the excellent quality of the music and the orchestra’s cohesion. The article highlights the strong reception from the audience.
A large city high school presented a program featuring Miss Clink's absence with Mion Pancoast of Oberlin Conservatory playing three violin selections. Miss Terry accompanied. Mr. Metagar of Lorain and the Colonial Quartette drew storms of applause with encores. Miss Metzgar's readings, including First Ride in a Flivver, elicited laughter and two encores.
A well known authority claims stomach trouble stems from acidity rather than lack of digestive juices. He recommends four ounces of rad Salts in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity, remove gas forming mass, and promote digestion. Jad Salt, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia and sodium phosphate, is touted as inexpensive relief used by thousands.
A local notice lists multiple churches and their Sunday school times morning services and evening services across St Pauls Evan St Pauls and neighboring halls with pastors and meeting locations. It includes St Pauls Evan Lenten services Pilgrim, Mount Zion Baptist, First Church of Scient ist, Salvation Army and Holiness meeting schedules.
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