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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
4
The Indiana results confound Washington circles as Beveridge secures a remarkable Progressive win. His strong record in law and politics and belief in unfolding truths inform his push for laws protecting citizens, earnings, and rights despite limited organization and national backing.
The piece notes Harry M. Daugherty accused of taking $25 000 from Charles W Morse to win Morse's release from prison in 1912. Daugherty denies it. It recalls Morse’s dramatic career, a 1912 release to die at home and later indictment after returning from abroad for alleged crooked dealing.
Miss Gertrude Baer, a German delegate to the International Women's Peace Conference, is held at Ellis Island amid fears she might become a public charge. She planned to meet Jane Addams in Chicago and address public meetings, but the delay disrupts the arranged schedule and her appointment with the president.
A Detroit court suit cites golf as the cause of a divorce with the husband labeled a golf maniac draining money and time. The piece also muses on Newton D Baker as a potential 1924 Democratic candidate, suggesting his outlets for support are long past.
Citizens met yesterday to discuss wartime measles safety and the aging roster lists several notable deaths from 1813 to 1873. Notes include John Bell, Carey A Trimble, Mul Ton, La Southard, and Judge George Gray birthdates and positions. memorial references to 19th century figures and events.
Washington DC hosts Nat Tuberculosis Association opening events while Boston hosts the Tanners' Council of America. Krowne Tennessee Bankers' Association and Tacoma Parent Teachers Associations of Washington also begin proceedings today.
Thirty years ago fishing thrived below the falls and at Dar's dam in Sheffield with many bass caught. Cametcalf bought Mrs Phoebe Vincent's home at East avenue and Third street. Mites Lou LeBar wed at Toledo with manager of Elyria Gas Co. George Ingerzoll and his wife returned from Denver. Lorain County Agricultural Society finished a 96 by 49 foot horse barn at the fairgrounds housing fine horses Elixir and Ph3.e. The Silver Ash Institute opened in Monroe block promising to cure drunkenness and ran a thriving business for a time. Residents on Second Street protested brick paving at 250 dollars per foot for a quiet street dislike of brick.
May activities in Brownhelm feature a parent teacher meeting, a baccalaureate sermon by Professor Graham of Oberlin at Congregational church, and May 17 commencements with diplomas, an orchestra, and speeches. Several local residents and families are listed in weekend visits and gatherings.
Reports describe an upcoming industrial exhibit at Garford Manufacturing and enameled products displays while local residents debate civic issues including women councilmembers and a growing industrial scene. Mentions Miss Viee-Cormick, Crown Prince memories, and a dramatic club incident as community conversation turns to wealth, politics, and local business.
Brownhelm May 4 The Ladies' Aid society entertained guests Wednesday afternoon May 3 in church parlors. Hostesses included Mrs Sam Bacon Mrs James Baumhart Mrs Geo Cooper Mrs Manuel Ladrach and Mrs Hayes Whittlesey.
Miss Mary Meitzke of Elyria was the weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Cook. Mrs Joe Coverdale of Amherst and Mrs Tom Vincent of South Amherst visited their mother Mrs Rhinehart Cook. Mrs J Hellefield called on Mrs Mose Eppley and Mrs Milton Eppley of South Ridge. Miss Mary Bechtel of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs E C Shubert. Mr and Mrs Wheeler of Oberlin called on Mr and Mrs Henry Dellefield. Ernst called on Mr and Mrs Andrew Beal of Elyria. Mr and Mrs Henry Kolbe Jr and son Melvin of Middle Ridge visited relatives here. Mrs Irene Hufford spent Tuesday with Mrs errick of Elyria. Miss Hulda Schubert staying with Mr and Mrs M J Ludwig of Lakewood spent Sunday with her parents here Mr and Mrs Lewis Spiegelberg.
The school observed the hundredth birthday anniversary of Ulysses S. Grant with a program led by the Parent-Teachers' association and pupils. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Heney and Mr. and Mrs. George Kern with dinner guests Mrs. George Schwartz and daughter Ellen Marie, Miss Anna Peters of Lorain, and Mr. and Mrs. John Peters of Cleveland.
A series of property transfers are recorded across Elyria Lorain and surrounding townships. Transfers include parcels in Elyria additions, Lorain original plat, Avon, Am herst, Grafton, Sheffield, and Carlisle with prices from 425 to 4 000 dollars. Names include Fried erick Nierman Masy] Muaz czuk Joseph Deguan Maria Henkel Simon Schwartz Sr Louis Schwartz Lena Meaney and many others.
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