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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
3
Papers issued in Columbus for the Clearfork Oil and Gas Co of Elyria. Authorized capital set at $250,000 with C. H. Wright and others as incorporators.
Chicago March 24. Detectives pursue Tommy O Conner for the murder of Detective Sergeant Paddy O Neill. O Neill, famed as the gamest man on the force, was killed and a large number of officers vow to see O Conner brought to justice.
Reports from London say Austen Chamberlain was unanimously elected leader of the Conservative Party to succeed Andrew Bonar Law who resigned. Chamberlain is expected to resign immediately as Chancellor of the Exchequer. Lorain plans to show Resurrection and Crucifixion pictures next Monday at First Baptist Church detailing biblical scenes.
Oberlin teachers gathered with 36 teachers and spouses for a six oclock five course dinner. The Philharmonic quartet Virginia Gehrkens Arthur Carruthers Arthur Williams and K W Gehrkens provided music while committees staged games and stunts.
Leon Beam wed Miss Callie Jordan of Kipton on Saturday afternoon in a ceremony noted for its simple, intimate setting. The bride and groom shared vows as family and friends looked on at the Kipton church.
Mr. Baam, connected with the Ford garage in Pittfield, will relocate with his spouse to Kipton where they will make their home for the present.
Rev. J W Weddell attends State Baptist Conference in Columbus and Bible school in Binghamton N Y. Mrs J W Weddell visits Chicago sister. Mrs Jessica Rivers improves after operation at Charity hospital. Robert L Ewing of New York City spends weekend with Rawdons. Captain and Mrs H G Bowen travel to Ontario for ill mother. Wanda Behr improving at 185 Elm Street. Mrs A M Loveland improving after illness. Ralph Fobes visits Oberlin from Elyria. Mrs C J Maynard journeys to Cleveland after nephew injured in car crash. John Maddock and family visit in Oberlin. George A Mosher to Cuyahoga Falls for Children’s Home work. Easter market at Cooley’s next Saturday. Holy Week service at Christ Episcopal on Friday. Easter cantata by First Baptist choir Thursday night. Mrs K J Ricket attends sister Maud Mann wedding at Wellington. Oberlin Canton club entertained by Prof W H Chapin. waffles and maple served.
A Mas sillon club notes that the evening featured syrup enforcement by Florence Housely Agnes Bates Alice Hay Bertha Addington Merian Downing and members Wuil ford Smith Wendell Niederhauser Harold Andrews. Music and games closed the program with a next meeting set at 1108 Main street Mas sillon on Monday April 4 during vacation.
Mrs John Morris and brother M P Beise spent Tuesday in Cleveland. Mrs John Boyd and the Krautters will entertain the Ladies Aid Society Thursday for an all day meeting. William Beise hosted his friend Alvah Selly in Grafton last Monday. Calvin Sweet and family of Rocky River visited their aunt Mrs Beise Wednesday evening.
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