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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1921
Page
7
In Elyria the Chronicle Telegram urges subscribers to settle their Community Chest pledges to honor city institutions. It notes the previous drive reached near full payment despite hard times, but some pledged individuals still owe. prompt payment is urged to avoid burden on others and preserve the city’s charitable work.
Mr Seebohn Rountree addressing the Academy of Political Science in New York City urged that leadership by genuine love replaces coercive methods. He argued greed fuels industrial strife and that love and understanding can resolve disputes, promising strikes and boycotts fade under humane leadership.
A montage of obituaries and historical notes from Ohio recounts Moravian missionary David Zeisberger born 1721 in Moravia, notable 1803 events, and anniversaries including Oberlin Congregational council formation and early public figures tied to Ohio and national affairs.
A garbled telegram fragment mentions a strange encounter at a restaurant, threats and loaded pistols, and a series of scattered names. The unreadable text describes visits, gun talk, and warnings, with references to a crossing of paths among various individuals and places.
Incomplete OCR yields scattered references to diplomats ministers and marches. Mentions of Mrs Hughes and Nan Aronnee suggest social scenes while industrial topics and a Washington convent are indicated as events in progress.
A scrambled 30 years ago item lists a political clash at Ela, a poll connected to a water power opposition, and mentions several local figures including Professor Chamberlain, Superintendent Thorn, and Chas Soltzenberg. It notes a large clothing sale tied to the late Soltzenberg, a Western Association increase of force to 120 men, and a total solar eclipse observed by city residents.
A letter from Walter W. Waris urges responsible civic action and expresses disappointment with the paper’s stance. The writer complains his concerns were not reflected, condemns sectional abstentions, and calls for a real love paper to uphold public spirit and proper conduct.
Fragmentary local column lists Pittsfield figures and church activities involving missionary work. It mentions Ava, Java Deviant Woo, and several named attendees at a gathering connected with the Constesta tional church and the Bible Society in Pittsfield. The text records years of service and family mentions amid a broad roster of names and places.
In poor health with lung trouble Roy Social event held at the schoolhouse in District No 4. Mrs Psther at Younes legedere faced a lawsuit Tam was given. Kents scavat. A pleasant gathering with a liberal collection preceded the Armistice Day observance in Pittscl. Attendees from Mite joined in Wel ington Ober lin observances. Mio and Vis fede attended. JAN Waite visited her sick mother. Mis ia Cameron mo oEira. Mrs Pred Pitts visited her sister and family on Thursday. Mrs Lea Hasis on BiVita Svindhys amid snowfall. EMS Restorant open to everyone. You dint have to be an Fik fo cat here, said Mrs Todd, proprietor.
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