Lima Elks Charity Fund Debate Fails on Grocery Bills
A conference of Lima officials and groups failed to settle $4,543 in grocery bills for 85 local families aided by charity amid low mood. Grocers threaten suit against the city for the amount.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1923
Page
11
A conference of Lima officials and groups failed to settle $4,543 in grocery bills for 85 local families aided by charity amid low mood. Grocers threaten suit against the city for the amount.
Dr Jekyll and Mr Ayes are linked to a series of crimes in Illinois authorities report two soldiers Harold Pitcher 20 and Walter M Stricklan 19 suspected of assault and robbery of Charles McBean during weekend passes They are held on 7500 bail pending grand jury in Bloomington Illinois.
March 16 report from Heach City notes the city as a center of the popcorn trade with warehouses filled each fall by Amish farmers. Mentions talk of telegraph and local events, including a county teachers meeting and social visits as residents discuss rising telephone rates and service outages this winter.
Columbia sketches include Miss Tuthshling of Berea visiting Miss Donis Hutchinson. Rolland Cartwright’s son injured in a fall at Etvria Memorial hospital. Bernard Rundle and family relocate from Oscar Siellter farm. George Weitzel held a public event. Hutchinson, Walkden and Gibson attended. Mr and Rolland Taylor plan move to Beebetown. Mrs Jonas H Bastard marked Wiliam Bastard’s 80th birthday at Ridgeville. Baptist Ladies meet March 21. Ridgeville to present play at Columbia town hall March 23. Funeral services for M. G. Haag attended by local families. Woman’s class election at Baptist church planned next Sunday.
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