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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1920
Page
7
Fragmented ad page itemizes real estate offers, help wanted notes, and service lines, including homes for sale, lodging, and business opportunities. It also contains cooking guidance and a recipe fragment for pickled peppers and cabbage with vinegar, plus unrelated instructions for advertisement handling and page notices.
Legal notices from Lorain County include a divorce petition filed on November 7 1820 by Margaret against William Gavin for neglect and cruelty with a hearing set after December 7 4920. The Elyria city council also proposes an emergency ordinance to amend Section 7 of Ordinance 2437 to fund bond interest via a sinking fund, funded by a property tax levy, with readings and deadlines for interested parties.
Supr and Mrs O T Jacobs and son Ronald spent Saturday in Cleveland. Miss Mary Cach taine and Miss Frances attended. a parent teacher meeting was held to discuss grade school welfare. A high school PTA formed with officers named Mrs Frank Wolcott president J P Jackson vice president Mrs James Nichols secretary-treasurer. Elizabeth Cocorade returned to duties after a brother’s death. Entertainment program details and upcoming Dec 4 event announced. Several staff changes noted including Miss Esse McKean’s departure and Miss Elate McHein resuming teaching. Armistice Day address by C T Jamieson of Wellington referenced.
Billy notices Hans Zöng clinging to the rail as the ship runs calmly. He hurls a blast at Hans, sending him overboard. A cutter rows out to retrieve him while Hans struggles to float on his back, eyes to the sky, the crew in a flurry above.
Hans loses his rope climb as Billy the goat flees sailors through a deck hold. A tiger escapes its cage and confronts Billy at close range while pursuit intensifies. Tomorrow promises a confrontation with the tiger.
In Oberlin on November 16 a hardware store on South Main Street was robbed of its change after entry through a rear window using a jimmy. This followed an earlier Gunn restaurant theft, with authorities noting similarities in method and urging merchants to tighten entrances as investigators pursue multiple leads.
Oberlin graduate student Githens and his wife built their own home near Scandia Kansas after securing a lot at a bargain. He designed the bungalow style dwelling, worked on it all summer with only his wife’s help, and lived in a tent for two months. Estimated completion cost about 2500 dollars, with the lot costing 300.
Oberlin reports a college alumnus from the class of ’17 and a varsity football player visited on Saturday and watched the Cass game while employed locally.
President elect Harding will return from Panama at the close of the Central Y. M. C. A. meeting in Cleveland. The article also lists local visits and events from Oberlin, Wellington, and nearby towns, mentioning students, faculty, and church activities. It notes a missionary talk by Rev. J A Davies and a drive for Bohemian immigrant girls, plus hunting on local estates and various family visits over the weekend.
Blake Ma. Powsl elected president of the Medina MiMNA community group as C. E Billings of Detroit is arrested.
After a chase Ritter saw a man break into a vehicle in Medina County and flee with clothing and money. The county records show 141 farms lost over ten years. Enos O Yoder of Guilford township sustained multiple injuries from an auto collision with an Erie train. Marriages listed include Henry B Harvey of Oakland Maryland to Mrs Zada Harvey of Wadeworth and Emanuel of Tintsman to Zola B Turner Medina, and George Leonard with Ruth L Deshler and Jacob G Stoner with Luan MM Menninger of Wadsworth.
An old purport suggests avoiding meat when kidneys ache and claims a grape lemon drink mixed with Jad Salts can cleanse and stimulate kidneys. It warns of pain and misery from kidney issues and promotes a tonic taken daily to "keep the kidneys clean and active."
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