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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
12
Louisville report says Alike Moran a local police officer shot his wife then killed himself after a separation. Rochester case notes Stanley Copeland age 40 shot his wife during a divorce dispute and killed himself. the incident witnessed by Mrs Bissett, a niece.
Lorain County track meet hosts schools from Wellington LaGrange Graf ton South Amherst Amherst Sownhelm Kipton Brighton Pen field and Avon at Riverview park. Boys compete in high jump broad jump baseball throw pole discus and relay races over a mile course while girls run a 41-yard course with sprints and a relay. Bronze medals and school points awarded.
Leonard Howt seeks to void a deed claiming mental incompetence and fraud in obtaining it. He asks the court to enjoin the daughter from encumbering or disposing of the property and to declare the deed void. William Shipman sues Benjamin C et al over Rochester township title in a court action.
Edward Kern age 29 and Lena B. Py age 27 announced by Rev Burner Elyria Ohio May 12. John Kaiser of Marietta named trustee of Ohio State University by Governor Davis, first appointed February 25, 1915.
A Goshen family reports two daughters relieved of goitre after using a colorless liniment by Sorhel Duadruple. The writer promises to share details and names of other users, with advances from Crandall's and Obler's stores and a box address for correspondence in Ohio.
The British and Russians debate a commission to study the Russian problem with guarantees against propaganda and reciprocal assurances. France and Belgium resist recognizing the Moscow government as Genoa conference moves amid hopes for a European truce and a later indemnity settlement.
SAN ANTONIO Texas May 12 Hugh Stowe 21 shot and killed his father George W Stowe 45 a dairyman The two shotgun blasts tore into the head crowding the body He told investigators he feared his mother would be killed and claimed his father had attacked Mrs Stowe during a quarrel yesterday
A gasoline fueled Southern Pacific interurban car collided with an automobile at the Southgate Gardens crossing in Los Angeles. One man was killed and a man and a woman were seriously injured.
Frank Kirk of Middle Ridge told police a neighbor's hired man robbed his employer of ten dollars a revolver and a suit of clothes then rode a freight train to the city. He did not name the suspect but gave a description. officers could not locate him.
A. W. LAWSON says Dayton will become a principal division point for his aero transportation network next spring and, within a decade, a leading air center with round the clock repair shops and factories. The market in New York closed strong with government and railway bonds rising.
A historical markets page lists assorted goods with unit prices across butter prints eggs and produce. Items include butter, prints, firsts, packing stock, eggs per dozen, cheese York State per pound, cabbage per pound, onions per unit, poultry live heavy fowls roosters and beans with varying prices and pack sizes shown.
Chicago on May 12 saw local professionals offset early wheat strength with overall market ease. Corn and oats dropped while wheat fell 1 7 to 3 4 lower and provisions also moved lower. Receipts showed cattle calves hogs and sheep with varied top prices and totals.
A Toledo woman recounts her case stating Tanlac relieved long standing indigestion and rheumatic pain. She claims fifteen pound weight gain and improved sleep and appetite after using Tanlac sold by all druggists.
Senator La Follette branded the six firm steel merger a dangerous consolidation that could eliminate competition and allow price fixing. He urged federal action, including injunctions, and asked the Justice Department and FTC to prevent the deal before it completes.
Informed steel circles discuss a possible Bethlehem Lackawanna Sheet & Tube merger with Charles Schwab at the helm. The Wickwire Spencer deal and Mather interests connect to Cleveland holdings as market chatter grows. Local executives decline to comment on the merger talks while stock activity reflects interest.
Lorain approves an electric light franchise for five years with a $1 gross charge and 5 cents per light for current. The final rate awaits the Ohio Utilities Commission decision.
A May 12 crash near Camden New Jersey left one man dead and two injured when a car struck a farmer’s cart. The deceased is Jerry Lane aged 20 of Camden. Howatt of Camden and Kuiper of Medford were badly hurt and taken to a local hospital. The cart allegedly carried no lights.
Mrs Edward Wilbert visited Lorain on Wednesday. Local residents traveled to Cleveland and Henderson Minnesota for visits and family gatherings. Alfred Swartz hosted a three table card party with refreshments. The France family planned a weekend in Wooster with James and Mrs. France. Mrs Charles Smart’s birthday was celebrated by twelve friends from the Highland Wonder Clubs. Betty Jane Wissinger’s illness prompted visits from relatives. Mrs M Harley, caring for Mrs Frank Farmer, sustained a right arm injury. Vogler attended the funeral of Albert Wise of Valley City. Charles Lewis and Katherine Mahn were seen at local events. Mahn sang two solos at a Grundy meeting.
Back trouble and tired kidneys blamed on toxins. The ad promotes Dr Cares prescription no 777 tablets or liquid from Crandall and druggists to cleanse kidneys after meals for a ten day test with money back guarantee.
Miss Lene Barbara Py and Edwin L Kern, both of Lorain, were married yesterday afternoon at three o clock in the church of Christ study by Rev W L Burner. The bride wore a navy blue traveling suit. Attendants were Maybelle Py, sister of the bride, and Sterling.
Preliminary skirmishes within the committees of the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal church south today define issues for the floor. The committee weighing a proposed change of the church home to the Methodist Episcopal church is said to favor the move by a substantial majority.
Toledo will visit Mr and Mrs G M Wicker in Malcolm court. Kendall Mussey returns to New York City after a few days with his father B K Mussey of Firth street who is improving. Lorain residents attended Riverview dance including Agnes Clark Katherine Nairn Esther Fox Anna and Jennie Whitby Lillian Warnlee Mabel Gracie Elsie Nitz Marie Frick Alice Day Helen Mack Amy Jenkins Helen Lasco Anna Dunlap Alma Reilsland Georgia Shade and Helen Oris Frank Billings William Boderick Frank Martin Nathan Roth A Lute and Al Virant. Mr and Mrs J M Trainor dined in Cleveland for Rev Jos M Trainor’s tenth ordination anniversary. Alice Milliken and Stella Margh of Eastern Heights Blvd will weeknight party at Miss Katherine Terrell’s Ridgeville home.
The T. S. T Stock Co runs a candy sale at Franklin School, set for tomorrow at Heldmyer Hardware, offering treats for a school fundraiser and community shoppers.
Admissions list Leonard Adama of Pasadena avenue. Discharged Carl Hoffman Litch field Harry Hill Elyria Albert Sprague West avenue Clarence Ellis Elyria.
A bold advertisement promises a makeup cream that vanishes on the skin without shine or greenness. It urges readers to ask counters for Howard's Butter milk Cream and to send 10 cents for a trial package of Cream and Soap from Howard Bros Co Buffalo NY.
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