Public dispute over Chronicle Telegram construction controversy
Calman issues a factual statement to correct misstatements about the Elyria Chronicle Telegram union versus Employers' Association dispute. He describes mediation efforts, publicity committees, and how and why certain articles were published or withheld, asserting balance and verifiability for readers.
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Sain Telegram
Mull Calman
Re’ Association
Wioyers
Chronicleelegram
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Union
Dickason
Roe
Employers’ Association
Chronicle- Telegram
Sunday school and gatherings bless South Ridge church notes
Sunday school at 9 30 a m and communion at 10 30 a m were listed along with later Thursday May 19 preaching by 5 W L Smith presiding elder Cleveland. Miss Ruth Fowl returned to Kent after a weekend with her parents and many local families hosted visitors and attended the Women’s Missionary Society meeting with papers, music, and a lunch.
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South Ridge
How to Reduce Varicose Veins and Get Relief
A home remedy offer promises to shrink varicose veins with Emerald Gil bottled at home. The ad claims quick results and a money back guarantee, requiring 18 cents for sample order from a mail order lab in Minnesota.
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Moone
Anya Haappotne
Labow
Local visits and social calls listed in Ridge area notices
Mrs G W Spiegelberg and Mrs Carl Friday of Cleveland are among weekend visitors. Mrs Harry Date and Mrs Walter Fowell of Brownhelm visited A E Baus and M J Nuhn in different towns. Guests at Fred Snyder’s home included Mrs Georg W Otto and Mrs Harriet Sahl. Mrs F Vietzen visited sister C Zimmerman in Amherst. Byron Seely and son Carl plus Miss Ruby Bechtel and Mrs Frank Bechtel were in Elyria. Mrs George Vogler of Elyria called on the Ridge. Mabel Dehn hosted relatives in Cleveland. Lib Veitzen family visited Kipton grandmother M Dunnin. D C club to meet at Mrs Carl Fowl’s West Ridge on Saturday afternoon May 21. Kathryn Shild and L Krobbble spent Sunday in Norwalk.
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W. L. Smith
Cleveland
Ruth Fowl
Kent
Jay Fowl
Milton Eppley
John Bechtel
Amelia
Amherst
Walter Grobe
Robert
Woman’s Missionary Society
Albert Baus
John Delefield
Wm. Brown
Fred Decker
Charles Schaible
F. Handke
Edwin Shubert
Fredora Johnson
H. Biggs
Elyria
Elizabeth Kirkbride
Walter Schuster
Brownhelm
Kathryn
Lydia Dute
Kathryn Dute
J. O. Rounds
Lewis Spiegelberg
Geo. Knittle
Herman Eckenfels
Coressa Ernest
Conrad Ernst
Arthur Cottrill
East Cleveland
Anthony Deifield
Edward Burrer
Lorain
Joe Eckenfels
Frank Mackert
Norwalk
Antone Mackert
Fred Stark
Carl Berg
Oberlin
Lucille Stark
Odelia Hewes
Ed. Stang
Peter Delefield
Henry Delefield
Anthony Delefield
Ida
Albert Pallas
Charles Pallas
John Reese
J. P. Bechtel
John Snyder
Norway
Leonard Baker
Kipton
Albert Baua
Riverview Park
W. Collier
R. Collier
A. Grant
Dr. Powera
Caroline Spiegelberg
G. W. Spiegelberg
Carl Friday
Frank Baus
Harry Date
Walter Fowell
A. E. Baus
M. J. Nuhn
Mabel Dehn
Libert Veitzen
M. Dunnin Kipton
D. C
Carl Fowl
West Ridge
Kathryn Shild
L. Krobble
Harold Francis born to Mr and Mrs Mat Avoh leber
New Oberlin records report the birth of a son, Harold Francis, to Mr. and Mrs. Mat Avoh leber on April 28, 1921. The christening occurred May 21 with guests including G H Dion Elyria A Linden Avon and Chris Justin families. Various relatives from Elyria Avon Cleveland and School Street Elyria visited. Mrs. Emmerick and Mrs. Leo Smith are listed as ill.
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Mat Avohleber
Harold Francis
G. H. Dion
Elyria
A. Linden
Avon
Chris Justin
Marg. F. J. Schmitz
Peter A. Schmitz
Ignatius Gerhartinger
Wheat Growers Organize in Crawford County
Wheat growers of Crawford county plan a meeting at the farm bureau office in Bucyrus on Saturday May 21 to organize a county wheat growers association.
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Crawford County
Farm Bureau
Bus Drivers Warned In Columbus Crash
Vernon M. Riegel state superintendent urges school bus drivers to stop before railroad crossings and to show greater caution following a Columbus area accident in which a school child was killed and about six youths injured when an interurban car struck a bus.
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Columbus
Vernon M. Riegel
Riegel
Women in Defiance mobilize for soldiers bonus referendum
The Defiance Service Star Legion chapter announces that members will campaign in support of the state soldiers' bonus bill. Mrs Barbara Ehrat, president, says the group will actively push Defiance county to record approval of the men’s war service.
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Defiance
Service Star Legion
Barbara Ehrat
Defiance County
Soldier Thomas Kelly Fatally Injured Near Bucyrus
Nevada Thomas Kelly, 26, a discharged soldier from Camp Grant Rockford Illinois, was found along Pennsylvania railroad tracks and died after breaking a leg and pelvis in a fall from a moving train. His wife waits in Brooklyn, New York.
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Nevada
Thomas Kelly
Camp Grant
Rockford
Ill
Broolyn
N. Y
Bucyrus
Kelly
Brookyn
Crestline Class Prepares for Graduation Ceremonies
The Crestline high school will graduate 38 students on Friday June 3 including 13 women and 25 men. Class day May 26 27 features a Civil War drama The Thread of Destiny.
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Crestline
Three Suspects Admit Auto Theft and Gun Battle
Three suspects aged 18 to 25 confessed to a revolver battle with police during a chase for a stolen auto. They led officers from the National Pike to St Clairville then to Martins Ferry where the car was abandoned. They also admitted robbing a Lansing store and trafficking goods to Akron and Pittsburgh, with additional Yorkville thefts.
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Martins Ferry
Lade
New Philadelphia
Hyland
St. Claireville
Marting Ferry
Lansing
Akron
Pittsburgh
Yorkville
Yale Dean Blames Dearth on Wear Conditions in Clergy Shortage
Dean Charles Brown of Yale Divinity School tells Findlay College students that worn conditions are blamed for a drop in students pursuing ministry. He notes only about 25 percent of needed ministers enter training to replace those who die or retire each year.
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Findlay
Charles Brown
Yale Divinity School
Findlay College
Worn-Out Women Turn to Vinci Health Tonic
Toronto readers hear a testimonial from Mrs. E. Trotter about Vinci, claiming it restores strength, appetite, digestion, and blood health. The ad pledges a natural build and quick energy, with a one dollar bottle guarantee through C. W. Phillips, druggist.
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Toronto
Vinci
E. Trotter
Wardell St
Mrs. Trotter
C. W. Phillips
Paving Work Advances on Lorain Streets
Half of Lorain’s $600000 paving program is underway with crews on 28th and Oakdale by Ohio Engineering and on 7th 9th and 28th streets by Patterson Construction. Seventh Street’s $19000 contract may miss July 1 completion due to weather and sewer delays. overall project runs through the summer with November 15 deadlines and Broadway repairs tied to streetcar work.
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Lorain
E Contractors
Ohio Engineering Company
28Th
Oakdale Avenue
Patterson Construction and Supply Company
Seventh Street
Broadway
Sixth Court
Patterson Company
L. A. Snell
Public Service
J of
Rain
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