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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1922
Page
6
A bitter industry rivalry unfolds in Chicago as Es E. Wood battles Ora H. Snyder for confectionery dominance. Snyder long held the candy queen title, while Wood recently leased a flagship store for 100000 dollars a year, intensifying the struggle for market supremacy.
Early Sunday fire gut the barn of Joe Weinstein at 754 West River street. A cow died in the blaze and a pony had to be shot after being scorched. Loss includes some secondhand furniture with total damages estimated at 1900 dollars.
A discussion on forming new words by combining roots from Latin and Greek, adding prefixes and suffixes, shortening long terms, and tracing how English borrows evolve. The New Universities Dictionary is offered almost free with coupons guiding readers to obtain it.
On a Sunday afternoon Ho ward Schramm and family visited Geo Langs of Ridgeville while Clarence Albrecht and family spent time with Telatnes in Celon. Mr and Mrs Fred Berge were part of the same social round.
An advertisement touts Zemo as a cure for pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm promising clear healthy skin. It urges purchases at drugstores for 35 cents or a large bottle for 100 and claims the antiseptic formula penetrates and is dependable.
Guests at John Greems in Amherst on Sunday included Mr and Mrs A Parish from Amherst and Mr and Mrs Hollingsworth also from Amherst who visited their daughter Mrs Harley Franklin. Chas Albright was taken to St Josephs Hospital Lorain last Thursday for a serious operation and is recovering well. Dudley Norsworth of the locality and Miss Corrine Vogelsong daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Vogelsong of Oberlin road were married Saturday May at St Pauls study with Rev Paul Bourquin officiating. Notsworthy will continue work for W F Nash and Mrs Notsworthy will live with her parents.
The body of Lloyd Peck who enlisted as Lloyd Leonard and was killed in action will receive a military funeral on arrival at Brighton and Eton.
A. A. Kins, federal prohibition agent and ex Lorain chief, came to Elyria Sunday with Sheriff Backus and Deputies Fey Lucas and Cowie to raid Mike Zapion’s West View store in Cuyahoga county. Five gallons of liquor were seized and Zapion arrested and taken to Cleveland for federal court.
At the Theaters The Tales Amaza and Strands Scarab and Sawing a Lady in Half offer romance mystery and thrills. Dreamland Traced to Earth stars Frank Mayo with comedies Fairs and Fair Ones. Ashland County Fish and Game Association will show state game pictures May 17.
Mrs May Neary Kelly and Kelly won half of 2rt Savage’s estate under common law after ten years cohabitation. The court acknowledged their partnership though they never formalized marriage.
Construction contracts awarded in Ohio in April reached 24 982 700 dollars per the F W Dodge Co up 23 percent from March and up 15 percent from April 1921. Residential work led with 10 800 700 dollars, followed by industrial 3 436 500 utilities and public work 3 149 200 and business buildings 2 292 700.
Jos Nicola of this city filed a divorce response against Mary Nicola claiming she neglected family duties and was unduly intimate with another man. He alleges she left home for a month with him and seeks divorce and custody of the children. she is currently in Youngstown.
Walter Gamble was appointed manager of Brenner Shoe Store today. He has years of shoe industry experience and prior Cleveland links with Meld, Ha Company, Graner & Powers, and the Stone Shoe Company. A Elyria native and local high school graduate, he returns home after military service.
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