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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1921

Page

8

Woman Confined Twenty Years in Her Own Home at Round Lake

Miss Jessie Hall thirty one years old was kept in a wire cage in a corner room of her Round Lake New York home for over twenty years. Authorities probe the Hall household to explain the confinement and the rumored hidden inheritance of about sixteen thousand dollars once left by grandfather Rice Hall to Jessie and her sister Ida. Only family members were seen by the outside world until Humane Society officer W A Hennessey visited recently and Jessie reportedly fainted at first sight.

Jessie Hall Round Lake New York Hall Hall House Jessie Ida Rice Hall Catherine Hall W. A. Hennessey Humane Society

Edith Day Named in Sensational London Divorce

The London divorce case pits Margaret Bannerman against Pat Somerset as Edith Day is named the other woman. A maid testified to Day’s former involvement with Day’s household in Torquay. Bannerman gains a decree while Somerset denied charges remain uncontested. In Denver a separate prank ends with injuries when a rifle misfires during a scare.

International News Service London Socity Edith Day Irene Margaret Bannerman Pat Somerset Miss Day Torquay Miss Bannerman Somerset Holme Sumner Royal Navy

West Ridge social calendar across Elyria visits and outings

Mrs Frank Pallas entertained Elyria visitors while Ladies Aid raised 1.65 dollars. Several neighbors hosted relatives from Lorain Amherst and Elyria over May weekends. Field Day at Elyria Amusement Park noted. Clover Leaf club gatherings and school picnic planned with Parent Teachers Association.

Frank Pallas Elyria Adam Hahn Tec Ladies’ Aid Society H. H. Drugendahl B- C. Pope Irwin Eldred George Decker Fred Minnick Ollie Minnick John Minnick Ollie J. C. Standen Lorain Carl Fowl H. H. Drusendahil Theodore Grills South Ridge Missionary Society Albert Baus South Ridge Chas. Swartz Miss McGuire Amusement Park Lucy Miller Martin Roberts Behnke Wentz Fred Lottman Bra Albrecht Migses Edna Minerva H. H. Drusendah Drusendahl Catherine Drusendah Vernard Decker Edith McMullen Oberlin Road Clover Leaf Club Grills C. Smith Amherst Wood Road Wm. Behrends Lottman Bryant John Patchett Cleveland de Grills Pope Belle Babcock Melba Decker Harry Lauer Henry Monroe Edwin Monroe Chas. Schaible Gustave Fallas H. H. Drusendahl Robert Dumas Lewis Spiegelberg Schabble

Remodeling estimates before contracting decision

Build now prompts homeowners to obtain detailed remodeling estimates prior to awarding contracts. It emphasizes gathering bids, scope clarity, and verification of contractor qualifications to avoid cost overruns and delays.

Public ownership of utilities praised as proper system

A Lima News quote defends private ownership and operation with public recognition as the just and honest method for public utilities. It claims ample facts support the view and invites doubt only from those with experience of publicly owned utilities.

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Denver H. Jones West Bridge Street Black River Colone West Ridge THE John Kaiser & Bro. Co Cadillac O’donnell’s C. L. Worthirston, Mer C. B. Mead & Son Ohio Shantung Elyria, O Lima National Association of Railway and Utilities Commissioners Committee On Public Ownership and Operation Lorain County Electric Company
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