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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1921
Page
6
A dredge incident in the Miami area involves a large cement bucket snagging and posing hazards. No injuries reported as crews assess the scene and secure operations.
The International Kiwanis Club may endorse three relief movements at its Cleveland convention in June 2024. An executive bulletin urges the 500 Kiwanis clubs in Canada and the United States to favor the China Famine Fund European Relief and the Near East Relief. Up to 8,000 delegates and visitors are expected from across North America.
A jury in Fayetteville Va May returned a verdict of guilty with recommendations for minimum sentence for Lee Donnell Clarence Donnell Robert Ratliff and John Kidd in a joint dynamiting case against Willis Branch coal mine last January.
Mystery over the shooting of Mrs. Bilas Calhoun is cleared as her husband confesses to firing three shots through a window after seeing Mrs. Calhoun on the lap of Connie Patrick. Calhoun was arrested and the wife is recovering.
Grace Brewer, eighteen, found bound and gagged in her Middletown home on Monday morning after a man, aged about 23, tied her before ransacking the house. Police are mystified as nothing was stolen and the intruder caused no harm.
An advertisement quotes Dr. Leonhardt claiming piles arise from internal causes and salves fail. Hem-Rold is pitched as a tablet that "works while you sleep" by C. W. Phillips, offering money back if it fails.
Miss Phyllis Tocque aged four of Louisville Kentucky sailed from New York for England to visit her grandparents. Her mother died last year and her father could not leave his business to accompany her yet he watched her board the steamer. This is her third voyage across the ocean.
Chicago seals the 10 o clock curfew as the City Council revives the old ordinance. Children under sixteen must be off streets by 10 PM unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. Parents or guardians face penalties for allowing minors on the streets after curfew.
The West Ridge column records May 5 WT U meeting with Mrs Lucy Miller, multiple guests visiting Amherst Elyria South Ridge LaPorte Graf ton and Cleveland, and various local moves. Families include Henson Shauver Decker Lottman Beardsley Miller and Sipple with arrivals and dinners noted.
Miss Elizabeth Woodson, a public health nurse, is conducting a health campaign in Findlay public schools. Every student will be carefully examined and screened as part of the effort.
Lloyds of London to cancel automobile theft insurance in Chicago after warned ten days' notice. Company agents say underwriters have learned from Chicago auto theft experiences and will terminate all liabilities in this line of business.
W H Hickens reports the birth of triplet calves from a single cow. The calves weigh 45 to 50 pounds each and are described as healthy. They are claimed to be the first triplet calves in Monroe County agriculture.
Tee Young, a freshman and noted athlete at Ohio State University, received a distinguished service medal from the United States government for meritorious service in the Marine Corps at San Domingo. He declined to elaborate beyond citing the government description of merit.
Bucyrus patrons advised by city postmaster Charles F. Vollmer to mail letters early due to congestion from late mail matter swamping dispatching clerks at the office.
The Perry high school class of 63 will supply 16 teachers all of them girls. Twelve plan to teach for the work, two to earn a living, one cites crank parents and bad kids as keeping him away, six say salaries are too small, and four will go to college.
Get our estimate and save 20 to 30 percent on roofing and spouting repairs. We handle all kinds of repair work large or small. Phone 2722. Sipes and Sutton 87132 Union Timers.
List of hotel registrants includes James Owing of Toledo, Walter Swinlin of Pittsburgh, L. Z. Zollars of Cleveland, Otto Williamson of Cleveland, Joseph M. Taylor of New York, B. A. Wade and wife of Chicago, F. C White of New York, J. L. Robinson of Chicago, R. John Reid of New York, L. B. Killey and wife of Birmingham, T. J. Cowell of Indianapolis, Harry O. Hornett of Columbus, E Tine of Warren, Jas J. Ryan and wife of Los Angeles, P. L. Weaver of Coldwater, W. H. Kruger of Toledo, F. B. Oswald of Chicago, J. C. Lamp of Cleveland.
Bootleg operations adopt Blue Devil as a reputed additive to intensify moonshine output. The article notes growing use among illicit distillers and hints at regional spread and law enforcement attention.
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