Mrs Lindshaw Threatened on Chestnut Street Incident
Mrs. Jane Lindshaw of Chestnut Street reports threats linked to a disturbance in her neighborhood. Police advise caution and investigation ongoing with no arrests reported at this time.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
8
Mrs. Jane Lindshaw of Chestnut Street reports threats linked to a disturbance in her neighborhood. Police advise caution and investigation ongoing with no arrests reported at this time.
Over two hundred delegates from various chapters gathered in Akron for a convention this week. Arthur Guy Empey will speak on As Clean as the Great Outdoors, while Rev Gould Harris of Paris shares experiences at Tilley.
Local clubs host a slate of events tonight and tomorrow across LaPorte. Meetings include the Tauight Friendly Bible class, Daughters of Stollard, Grace Lutheran Young People, and a First Congregational church picture show. Tomorrow features Tigredia Club, American Legion party, Eastern Star dance, and multiple PTA gatherings with speakers and games scheduled.
Catholic St Agnes church hosts a two act comedy Clarence by Booth Tarkington. Local amateurs from Elyria perform with cast: Mildred Crow Agnes Douslar Hek Taylor Mary Seward Florence Conrad Joe Welsh Christy Cosan Charge Kundal Johnani Gils Jim Coizan. Lenore Macavles dances brief sections during the program.
Lorain County Sunday Schools announce an older boys and girls conference for ages 15 to 20 to be held March 28 at Elyria’s Methodist Church. Registration cards are available from Sunday School superintendents as a strong program of leading state speakers is arranged.
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Mrs E D Bailey of Newark writes Tyrrell 5 Hygienic Institute of New York praising the Cascade internal cleansing system. She says long running heartburn and headaches disappeared after use and credits the Nature Treatment with relieving constipation indigestion and stomach troubles, promising free book and operation details.
An advertisement claims a double strength product called Othire removes freckles and keeps skin white. It urges readers to get an ounce from their druggist and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
About twenty five Maccabees including the drill team traveled to Cleveland for degree work. Three hundred attended the initiation at Wade Park Tent. Mr and Mrs L R Taylor 47 Foud Lesson No 13.
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