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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1924

Page

4

Vermilion High School Class of 1921 Commencement

Vermilion Ohio May 19 graduates: twenty one from Vermilion High School receive diplomas at the opera house. Twelve girls and nine boys, led by president William Harris, hear a speech from Judge Irving Carpentier and musical selections by Ackleys Orchestra and student performers.

Vermilion, O Irving Carpentier Norwalk Vermilion High School Vermilion Opera House George Naegele Board of Education Jam Herris Ss. Apple Hoy F. S. Tincher Louise Englebry Gang Lucile Kishman Ella Roscoe Paul Mehivert Ruth Krapp W. H. Mithell F. J. Kats Ackleys Oo

Robber Sentenced Twenty Years In Elmgrove Bank Heist

Wheeling West Virginia May 19 Asa Dotson age 34 was today sentenced to twenty years in the state penitentiary for a sensational single handed robbery attempt at the National Bank of Elmgrove on March 31. He fled with $800 but was driven off after a gun duel. He testified he was drunk at the time of the robbery.

Wheeling W. Va Asa Dotson Ate Rat National Bank Elmgrove Stean Shen

Man frames tale of doomed marriage and alleged insanity

Cleveland May 19 Li ma Hoffman alias Itarry Myer who wed Bertha Jones, 19, long supported by her husband, had her heart continued until Saturday court. Police attorney sought probate judge Hutden’s order to decide sanity, which the judge refused to act on unless sworn papers appeared. the case centers on a claimed son and the husband's claim she cannot afford furniture.

Cleveland Li Ma Hoffman Itarry Myer Bertha Jones Alexander Hutden Dian Ber Husad

Justice Walter Clark's Stroke Reported in Raleigh

A historical note from Raleigh reports that Justice Walter Clark suffered a stroke today. Details are sparse but the event concerns the state’s high court and its senior jurist.

Taleigh N.C Walter Clark

Ohio Briefs Highlight Local Crimes and Accidents

OLUMBUS May 19 Miss othy Albasin twenty Uriegenort daughter of Charles Aibasti missioner of the Western Coal Operators Association led today and three ons are injured as a res overturning of an aut oT road a mite west of Col about mid KRON O May 2% WFor the nd time in a work Caranir 2 Crafts has been born at gurgical cass he week worth of instrum were no by an unknown thief tht a new outfit for more 200 and this with a cr Was ostracted fF mobile last night while it i outside of his office SHLAND O Mz gates from 4 parts of the were artsy here for the ention of christ a moon with Ohio Christian ty and the chie ven's Missionary Society O Muay 19 The y Heminger mate of Sand Stes Protection ned and i was ad Heer ine Lakes Eria a nee from the wreck me for tha es of William Tebbe engin and Normal Carroll fir drowned fa t dist chers are look by AN couNTY GARAGE why is for bids of a brick and steel s ize adjace to the county to cost about F13 000 far the ¢

Olumbus Albasin Charles Aibasti Western Coal Operators Association Col Kron Caranir Crafts Gurgical Cass Ohio Christian Ty Chieven’s Missionary Society Y Heminger Ned William Tebbe Engin Normal Carroll

Filibuster Fails to Stop Insurgents in House Vote

May 19. Democratic insurgent Republicans join to press a bill to abolish the United States something. the expected vote was defeated 200 to 280 in the House after a filibuster failed to prevent consideration. The partisan clash centered on a measure tied to the Lavern Burn perhaps.

Wnashington Repub Raltbasd Laver Ulars

Kidnapper Receives Long Term Sentence and Fine

Corinne Mo and Mrs sentenced to a lengthy term with a $500 fine in connection with a baby kidnapping plot. Details indicate a court ruling in HITA, Pa with Marco Fait among involved names. The case highlights a serious crime, the penalties imposed, and the legal process.

Hita Marco Corinne Mo

Butterfly ends life case linked to Ohio girl death

New York May 19. A fragmentary report notes an Ohio girl, 21, who died last week in Belle Iuates after being confined in a man’s apartment she met. Cadiz woman Mrs Syed Petk is mentioned in connection with the case. The text is garbled and partial.

New York N.Y Diz Ohio Mass Rene 7Nis Belle Iutes Syed Pe Tk Cadiz Sng

Vermilion Public School Teacher Selections Reported

Vermilion Village Board plans hiring for the upcoming school year with three teachers for the elementary and a principal for the high school. Names include Nina Ling, Bessie Sher, Mildred ge, and Catherine salars Sosa. Salary requests range up to 1500 to 2000, with board delaying action to finalize the tax budget.

Vermilion Iy Rane Vermilion Village Board Utlus Selory Osa Erade Nina Lingeu Bessie Sher Mildredge Paheiney Salars Sosa Highth Grace Open High School D. L.A. Roberts T. Ts. Wood S Wheeler

Rush work on new depot here

About fifty men gathered at the site of the new depot this morning, with Fred Adams and son of Lorain operating a large steam shovel. Excavation started as frame buildings near the subway entrance were torn down, signaling a rush to ready the structure which will provide summer employment for many laborers and skilled craftsmen. In Toledo on May 19 delegates from nearly every Ohio city arrived for the 24th annual convention of the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs, opening this afternoon and continuing through Friday.

Fred Adams & Son Lorain Bagan Toledo Ohio Ohi Federation of Woman's Ethbs

Are Martin On Movin A Homeowners Dream Worth It

A reflective piece arguing against renting and for owning a home. It stresses independence stability and fewer pressures with a owned residence. The author notes rent increases noise and instability of rental life harming family life and civic engagement. Owning a home fosters responsibility and a sense of citizenship.

Spencer Spencer News Notes and Local Visits

Spencer Spencer May 19. Miss Hebr dheart sick for days. Mrs Vernon Lance and son Wayne visit DeLong home. Claude Cassel of Homerville. Clarene Wallington family. Grandpa Breyley guests at Chas DeLong. A G Rooke and Dewey attend funeral in Indiana. Howard Shick in Columbus on business. Mrsorge Stroupe moved back to farm near Homerville. Card party at K of P hall. Miss Mary Eglin helping at Walter Rooke home. Mrs McKenney of Youngstown visiting her parents. E Walintgon hosted at home sister Mrs James B Eglin for birthday. Effie Metch has mumps. Daisy Beymer in Cleveland shopping. Edwin Wallington and children visit C B Wallington. J Hendee family of Lodi visit Mothers’ Day. Harry Scranton and Cleveland friends visit Lodi. School little grades picnic. Senior class flag unfurled despite rain. Mrs Marvin Ingerham ill for days. Mrs Licy Fulks in Elyria visiting son Walter Mann. Sam Woods suffering rheumatism.

Spencer Hebr Dheart Vernon Lance Wayne Claude Cassel Homerville Clarenee Wallington Grandpa Breyley Chas. DeLong T. J. Curtice A G. Rooke Dewey Walter Rooke Indiana Howard Shick Columbus Stroupe K. of P. Hatl Mary Eglin McKenney Youngstown Milan Fire Co E. Walington James B. Eglin Effie Metch Daisy Beymer Cleveland Edwin Wallington C. B. Wallington J Hendee Lodi Elia Mendee Harry Scranton Scranton S. G. Partlow Marvin Ingerham Licy Fulks Elyria Walter Mann Sam Woods

Nickolses Attend Visit With Miss Grace Nickols

B Nickols and Miss Grace Nickols were her guests also.

B. Nickols Miss Grace Nickols

Town Line North Community Notices and Visits

Local residents list visits and social events across Town Line North and nearby areas. Neighbors include Bechtell, Shubert, Spiegelberg, Dellafeld, Vinson, Cook, Dellefield, Ernat, and Ernst with kin and friends in South Ridge Murray Ridge Lorain Amherst and Eaton. Planned Cascade Park picnic set for Wednesday June 25 with club meetings and social contests noted.

J. PF. Bechtell South Ridge E. C. Shubert G. W. Spiegelbergse Moses Eppley Margaret Dellafeld Grant Freeland Murray Ridge Tom Vinson South Amherst Joe Coverdale Wm. Cook East Shore Lorain V. ‘Cook Peter Dellefield N. Ricca Eleanor Stonski Bernice Haven Eaton Lewis Speigelbere Vincent Church LeRoy Sbreeler Cleveland Louis Ern Carl Dellefield Circle No. 6 Elyria M.E Herman Mackert Amherst Henry Neiding Martha Coverdale Elyria Township Markley School Laula Ernat Anthony Dedlefeld Elizabeth Ernat Ralph Ernie Chemer Cherukke Louis Ernst Ebc Shubert D. C Howard Dayton Re. Elisabeth Ernet J. H. Dellefeld E. Smith Servites

Funeral Notices and Local Socials in Ridgeville Area

May 19 Ridgeville notes report Geo Rumoirs attended his aunt Mrs Neff of Grafton funeral Thursday. Fields Day postponed to May 21 for bad weather. No 1 school Parent Teachers last met May 14 in town hall with Armitage speaking and Mrs Comings new president. Margaret Proudfoot played piano solos. L B 3 will meet May 21 with picnic dinner. Several residents traveled to Elyria Cleveland and Denver for visits and gatherings. On Sunday

Ridgeville Geo. Rumoirs Neff Grafton No. 1 Town Hall Armitage Comings Margaret Proudfoot Lafrinter Elyria E. S. Peck Cleveland Allous Pitts Aurelia Alfred Mills Moffett Denver Colorado Geo Will Buck Allie Glider Earl Buck Bert Nichols Edith R. Shaw

Thomas Aquinas Church First Communion Note

Visitor to Oberlin Saturday. Mr and Mrs Peter Dellefield and family of Murray Ridge visited Mr and Mrs Henry Dellefield Sunday evening. Granddaughter Fileen Smith made her first communion at Thomas Aquinas Church at an unspecified time.

Thomas Acquinas Fileen Smith E. C. Shubert Oberlin Peter Dellefield Murray Ridge Henry Delliefield

Senate moves to block adjournment over key bills

Washington reports plan by Senate Agricultural Committee to block June 7 adjournment unless fare relief and Muscle Shoals actions are addressed. Philadelphia coverage notes grand jury probe into alleged improprieties by four prohibition agents and two city police over a home raid on Mrs. Stelen Berryman. Col. George Harvey named editorial director of the Washington Post. National Bureau of Standards cites need to modify bread weight laws after Supreme Court ruling. New York dispatch covers broad push by U.S. manufacturers to bolster prosperity at Waldorf Astoria.

Washington Congress Senate Senate Agricultural Committee Philadelphia Evelyn Nesbit Harry K. Thaw Wm. A. Gary George Harvey Great Britain Springfield Mass Methodist General Conference United States Supreme Court United States Bureau of Standards New York America Waldorf-Astoria Hotel

Market opens with pressure on industrials in New York

May 18 1929 New York stocks begin trading under political uncertainty over a bonus measure and tax legislation. Industrials face selling while rails lag. dividend stocks attract some investment demand as call money sits at 3 percent. Cleveland livestock prices and Chicago grain updates follow with mixed moves in wheat corn oats and hogs. Opening liberty bonds quoted with several series showing gains.

N.Y New York Heavingen Senate Stock Exchange Alther

Three Judgment Suits Filed Here In Lorain

The Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Co. seeks $72.10 against N A Nabakowski Co. of Lorain for unpaid goods. Florence E. Rauh asks $250 against Burson & Swidler for unpaid work on a store building on East Broad Street. A W Reader sues J J Steward for $1406 for the purchase price of an Oldsmobile. All parties are in Lorain.

Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Co N. A. .Nabakowski Co Lorain Florence E. Lewis Rauh Burson & Swidler East Broad Street A.W. Reader J. J. Steward

Vincent Ladies Aid Circle to Host Dinner at President Home

May 19 update from Vincent notes Circle No 4 will entertain at president Mrs Rahmer’s home for dinner and an all day gathering. Additional local social items mention visits, church events, and Sunday School delegates from Vincent to an Avon Baptist convention.

S. S Avon Baptist Church Mra

Lorain Ministers Hold Tea Church Talks on Sunday

Lorain May 17 audiences attended sermons and talks at tea church under the Lorain Ministerial Association. Speakers were Rev Worth Tippey Rev R Betham Rev H W Thompson Max Hayes and James Myots.

Lorain

Lorain Raids and Cornerstone Laying Reported

Lorain dispatch May 19 details Deputy Sheriff arresting John Tisher for 60 gallons of mash and liquor, with $600 fine. Mary Popa held on $500 bond for trial. Other incidents include four arrests after restaurant fight, assaults on wives, and fines. Cornerstone laid for First Lutheran church on Washington Ave with Rev S Waltz officiating and visiting clergy present. Mrs Bridect Johnston, mother of Father J J Johnston, dies after 23 years in Lorain. funeral Wednesday at St Marys Church.

Lorain John Tisher Frank Klady Mary Popa First Lutheran Church Washington Avenue S. & Waltz Chicago Bridect Johnston J. J. Johnston St. Mary's Church

Death of Mrs Matilda R Ester At 316 W 22nd St

The death of Mrs Matilda R Ester aged 7 occurred yesterday at her home 316 West 22nd Street. She will be buried from her residence on Thursday afternoon.

Matilda R. Ester W. 22Nd St

Injured Will Wed Tomorrow In Hospital

Lorain May 19 Aillen Moody of 18th street rode a motorcycle on Broadway and struck Frank Kaiser who was waiting for a street car. Kaiser suffered a broken leg Moody lost control and crashed through a plate glass window at the Chevrolet garage injuring himself. Moody will wed Kaiser tomorrow at the hospital officiated by Rev. W. L. Burner Elyria despite his wounds.

Lorain

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