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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
10
A Minnesota court hears a sensational case involving William Mueller and Mrs. Shepler also called Nesta. The trial reveals a web of letters and deception with Nesta claiming love while obtaining large sums from Mueller. She warns of danger and hints at hidden funds as the trial unfolds.
The listing notes Mr and Mrs Hemingway of Wel and Mrs Roy Miller host in Wilcox Elyria visitors Schwartz and Arthur Jackson visit and Kenneth Gott with daughter staying New London members and guests attend a large dinner at the home of Mrs Ortto Bounds prizes awarded to Alis J Rawson and Mrs Paul Sage Bounds A R Underhill attends with water S G local Wednesday 24th cafe dinner event.
An old advertisement extols Wyeths S22 and R Compound for darkening gray hair with Sage Tea. It promotes a simple method using a soft brush to apply the product and claims a rich lustre after several uses. The piece also notes local social updates, church activities, and residents moving in Elyria and LaGrange.
Fragmentary note mentions Dr Sr 4 F vy, former mayor Wo Budapest, and De Barcoy as Liberal in the government of Hungary.
A New York Chicago aviator crashed his plane while flying from Detroit to Cleveland near George Scott’s farm in Pyma tuning township at noon. One flyer reported injured, another escaped unhurt. The plane carried 300 pounds of cargo and was conveyed by wagon. the incident involved a locomotive wreck nearby and a state prohibition inspector officer was elected John W. Wor as part of select list.
Coveland March 19 fishermen on the south shore of Lake Erie win a 26 percent wage advance after a compromise between the Lake Erie Fish Producers Association and the Licensed Tug Men's Protective Association. A monthly scale of 165 dollars and six percent of the catch for licensed men is set. Pollution concerns are raised with plans to take up the issue with the government.
Admissions list includes John Soreizak of Spruce Street Mrs Florence Pershing of West Bridge Street Jubia Clark Elyria. Discharges include Mrs Raymond Ott of Cleveland Street and Clarence Thompson Elyria.
Chicago city council voted to remove the 200 foot cap and allow 260 feet as the new limit. The measure enables construction of high rise structures and promises rapid new development, said Simon O'Donnell of the Chicago Building Times Council.
Edward F Haley a Confederate veteran and widowed Mrs. Joseph Bales married in Lexington after a chance reunion. Haley first kissed Mat tie Maupin in 1862 before the war and re connected with the widow decades later after returning home with a marriage license.
Oberlin College Glee Club performs in Lorain today, continuing a concert tour. Local residents are invited to attend the performance and enjoy the choral program.
Advertisements claim Marlix relieves stomach trouble, headaches, gas, belching, and nervous symptoms after years of doctors and remedies. Testimonies from Mrs. EH Gas Kill of Fort Wayne Indiana and Mrs. Ollie Ledferd of Greenback Tennessee praise Marlix for improved sleep, appetite, and general well being. The ad cites a 75 cent price and pharmacy availability with a guarantee by The Marlix Co. Fort Wayne Indiana.
Reported in a city riot a desperate three hour battle left two policemen and several others injured. A Black man fired from a residence cellar as authorities closed in, prompting police to storm the building and fire from hidden holes in the floor.
Coshocton on March 19 saw city firefighters form a bucket brigade to extinguish a blaze after both engines became stuck in mud a block from the scene. Meanwhile East Side Guild of St Andrews Church planned a bake sale Saturday morning at the Lucas store on Second Street.
An advertisement promises quick relief from corns and calluses using Freezone. It claims the quarter ounce cost is just a few cents, with a few drops applied around the tender skin to peel away the corn or callus instantly without pain. Women are advised to keep it on the dresser and avoid irritation.
An advertisement promotes CHUREXGOLD as the best butter substitute at a low price, urging readers to choose it over other brands.
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