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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1927

Page

14

Legion Zulu Minstrels An Elaborate Production

Tickets are selling rapidly for the American Legion Zulu minstrels at the Rialto theater Thursday and Friday evenings this week. Mme Chenault of Moorehead Producing Company brings a new show to Elyria with costumes scenery and stage settings designed around the Zulu idea. Local girls will perform singing and dancing numbers. End men include Chuck Clark Jack Norsworthy John Cox and Jack Marshall. Ballad singers areRodney Parker Paul Myers Roddie Lamb and Kenneth Sexton. The one act musical comedy precedes the minstrels with many surprises in store for the audience.

American Legion Rialto Theater Mme. Chenault Moorehead Producing Company Zanesville Chenault Elyria Hher Chuck Clark Jack Norsworthy John Cox Jack Marshall Rodney Parker Paul Myers Roddie Lamb Kenneth Sexton Legion

Agreement Reached Over One Man Cars on Lorain Line

The Amal Edimared Association of Street and Electrical Railway Employees of Aminiva says it secured an agreement with Southwest erl over one man cars on the Lorain division. The city council was asked not to object. Also, C Harshey of Akron was fined 325 and costs after pleading guilty to a state routs 28 charge near Wellington.

Amal- Edimared Association of Aminiva Rounelt Southwesterl Lorain Wb@ streets and steam roads committee C. & Harshey Akron Wellington Steve Cowie L. A. Johnson Valentine Sneezik Sneezik Massachusetts Erte Street

Longs wife accused of neglect and cruelty in Lorain suit

Samuel J. Long of Lorain files divorce suit against Viola Long in Lorain alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty, claiming she attacked him, tore clothes, broke furniture, and threatened to kill him. seeks divorce, child custody, and share of real estate. Also notes council actions on routine matters, sidewalk issues, and a civil service exam set for Nov. 18.

Wiff Lorain Azamet Viola Long West 29Th Street Long Tang

Board Approves Hiring Two New Teachers

The board of education at the Washington building approved hiring history teacher Tarry W. Ricketts, from Culver Military Academy, to replace Stella Ream, and Margaret Davis to head the new room created by excess enrollment. Also approved electric wiring inspection at the Ely building and purchase of 1200 supplementary reading books.

Board of Education Washington Building Maston Tarry W. Ricketts Stella Ream Margaret Davis Ricketts Culver Military Academy Culver, Inc

Voters Aroused In Cleveland Charter Amendment Vote

Cleveland voters, about 180000 strong, went to the polls today to cast ballots on a city charter amendment. The referendum draws broad turnout and sparks debate over governance changes and fiscal impact.

Cleveland

Peace Warrant Filed Against Hassa By Wife

Richhard Hassa, a Stuntington township farmer, faced a peace warrant filed by his wife Lil Nien after a divorce granted by Judge W. B. Thompson. Mrs. Hassa testified he threatened to injure her and keep her in the hospital. He pled not guilty but was found guilty after witnesses testified and was bound over for the grand jury on $300 bond, which he could not meet, and he was jailed.

Richhard Hassa Stuntington Township Lil Nien W. B. Thompson B. G. Mathews

Death of Winifred Oldham at Lorain High School

Winifred Helen Oldham age 15 and daughter of Mr and Mrs William Oldham of 1118 6th street Lorain died at home after a lingering illness. She was a junior at Lorain High School and an honor student. She served as a patrol leader in a Lorain Girl Scout troop and participated in civic affairs. Funeral at home Thursday at 4 p m with Rev L C Grant of First Congregational Lorain officiating. PICK SPRING FLOWERS AT LORAIN THIS FALL. Lorain November 8 Lack of killing frosts and mild weather allow spring flowers to bloom again with dandelions, roses, and fall violets reported by local gardeners and florists.

Winifred Helen Oldham William Oldham Lorain Miss Oldham Elyria L. C. Grant First Congregational Church

Akin Bound Over to Grand Jury Action

Joseph Eb. Akin formerly Elyrian was arrested in Little Rock on a warrant charging removal of mortgaged property from the state. He waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury by Justice S J George. He was brought back yesterday by Deputy George Ficod.

Joseph EB. Akin Litttle Rock Ark Oscar Dunn State of Mortgargan S.J. George J . Akin Little Rock iDeputy George Ficod

Orphanage Fire and City Government on Ballot

A fire at an orphanage in daylight with 180 children ends with three boys missing after water shortages hindered firefighting. Priests and workers rescued many, while the building burned to the ground. Elsewhere Cleveland votes on city government and justice measures with a January special election possible and ballots opening at 6 30 p m.

Cleveland Harry L. Davis

Oberlin club notices and upcoming meetings

Oberlin announces the Oberlin Masonic Lodge officer election this evening. Pansy Chapter O S B will meet Wednesday, November 11. WTU hosts public school teachers at Lord Cottage Wednesday at 7 39. Miss Mary Venn from the future shows an educational exhibit. Women's club history department meets with Mrs J B Yocom. I T T M club gathers at Mrs Ann Jacksons home. Sorosis meets at Mrs C W Carticks. D A R meets at Mrs H G Husted's Friday at 2 86. Literary and Social club observes guest day at Mrs K W Gehrkens.

Oberlin Oberlin Masonic Lodge Pansy Chapter O. S WTU Mary Venn Fibture Wnion Women's Club J. B. Yocom Woodland Avenue Ann Jackson C. W. Cartick Oak Street H. G. Husted Elm Street Mra K. W. Gehrkens East College Street

Grapefruit Prices Rise Amid Sluggish Demand in Markets

Market notes from Columbus and Cleveland show grapefruit quotes up 25 to 60 cents from Monday, with modest gains for other fruits and vegetables. Reports also cover meat, dairy, and grain prices in Cleveland and Chicago, noting steady to uneven movement, with cattle and hogs mixed and grain futures varying across regions.

Columbus

Market Bids and Domestic Imports Summary

Timber and goods pricing data show domestic and import figures across several months. Notable items include ALLIKE-Cash bids from December to February ranging around 15.50 to 16.00, Timothy-Cash with small monthly values, and Dee with prices near 2.10 to 2.25.

Nec Allike Timothy Dee

Minneapolis Grain Prices and Cotton Trade Noted

Unchanged in the market, Minneapolis grain and flour quotes show No. 1 northern wheat around 1.28 and 1-2. Corn No. 3 yellow at 3.125 to 3.1875, oats No. 3 white about 0.446 to 0.46, flax No. 1 at 2.65 to 2.12. Shipments list 37.256 barrels, bran at 27.00 to 27.50, and cotton sacks priced per barrel and pound.

Chicago Nov. S United States Wisconsin Minnesota-North Dakota Red River Ohies Idaho Pussets Burbanks Timothy Minneapolis

Berry Wins In Fight At Lorain

Elyria boxer Jack Berry scored a decisive KO at the Hotel Antlers in Lorain defeating Paul Deatz, a fighting policeman, in one minute and ten seconds. Berry knocked Deatz down twice before the referee counted him out.

Jack Berry Elyria

City to supply Spring Valley with water and sewer facilities

City council discusses extending water and sewer to Spring Valley after J W Warden reports Spring Valley petitioned county commissioners for a district. Warden says flat $96,000 down for plant use and proportional maintenance, plus 10 percent more than city water. Plans to accept plat No 6 parcel for road improvements referred to committees.

Spring Valley Liyrix J. W. Warden Warden Spring’ ‘Valley Solons

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