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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1922
Page
4
A Camdoria coroners jury blamed operators of the Reilly number 1 Mine for the Spangler explosion that killed 77 on November 6. The verdict cites open lights, lack of fire bosses, and inadequate ventilation as causes and held the mine management responsible. Widows of four victims attended the long inquest.
The Ri alto theater presents Sue Dear a musical comedy from New York humorist Bide Dugley with music by Frank Grey. The plot centers on two women and a groom who enlists Sue to impersonate a missing bridesmaid, aided by a bodyguard ex prize fighter. Lively songs dances and comic situations are expected to draw audience amusement.
An advertisement urges readers to drink water and use four ounces of Jad Salts daily to flush and stimulate kidneys. It claims the effervescent lithia drink clears clogged kidneys, reduces backache and other symptoms, and is inexpensive and safe.
In San Francisco Dr. Albert Abrams claims an apparatus will finally determine if love exists and quantify its strength. The device, tested by reading heart vibrations via radio tones, would in time diagnose love levels for each of several suitors and may someday be used for medical diagnoses, potentially changing social outcomes like divorce.
A Lancaster Ohio report says a family of six, including three children, were found dead after a doorway entry. Firefighters or officials discovered Mr and Mrs Henderson and four children in various rooms with indications of asphyxia and possible gas exposure. The husband, an engineer at the road shops, was a striker. details of motives remain unclear.
The cast includes Edna Bates Bradford Kirk Alice Cavanaugh George Sweet Bobbie O Neill Ethel Clark John Hendricks Madeline Grey and Peppy de Albrew among others in a lively musical comedy program. Mail orders now seat sale Thursday.
In Columbus two high school players Charles Lawson and Russell Gibson both 16 and 17 sustain broken shoulders during football practice and are hospitalized at Mercy. In Cincinnati Hen Kinne méerer Sr 52 is seriously injured after being trapped under a truck in Muddy Creek and exposed. he suffers a broken right leg and arm. In Cleveland a burlesque dancer at a city venue becomes the focus of a heated political controversy with her identity and role undisclosed.
Washington reports the first pension bill for disabled World War veterans is introduced in the House by Missouri Republican Representative McPhennn. The bill would provide a monthly pension ranging from 12 dollars to a higher amount based on incapacity.
New York stocks opened irregular with most leading issues lower. Allied Chemical slid to 69 1 4 and Public Service of New Jersey rose then fell after a dividend announcement. Chicago wheat opened down and Liberty bonds posted mixed values with several issues near par.
Brownhelm and nearby towns report on missing horse and deaths, visits from Akron and Vermilion families, marriage license notices for Paul Cleaver Sylvia Golski and John Henning Mildred Stepankovich, Fred Morse buys a Reo truck, and community events. Revival meetings at the Evangelical church and a Missionary Tea raise funds. A car accident causes minor damage to a motor, no injuries. Hyomei offered as a remedy for nasal catarrh.
The Amherst village council, amid a busy session, decided the Pearl Street sewer could not be funded and sidewalks must be paid by property owners. The marshal and street commissioner were proposed for dismissal on December 1, and a night watchman was tabled for later. A special meeting on November 27 will address unsettled issues. Mrs Harro Leuszler hosted the Lac Bridge Club on Main Street, with prizes awarded for a bridge game.
Rev Kern of the Evangelical church led services this week. Esther McQueen of St Joseph’s Hospital Lorain visited her parents the McQueens. Several families hosted Sunday dinners and visitors including Northeim Brantlay Tyler and others. Gertrude Van Wagnen of Cleveland spent the weekend here. The Brownhelm band concert in South Amherst drew a small crowd. program well received despite limited attendance. A missionary society cafeteria supper at the Town Hall raised 52 dollars.
Town Line North notices detail multiple visits and calls from residents. Mrs. William Cook and son returned from Madison Wisconsin. Several local families including the Spiegelbergs, Kolbes, Ernsts, Mackerts, Sehuberts, and Delfields are noted visiting or hosting. Also listed are visits to New York Buffalo East Aurora and Indiana with relatives and club meetings.
Social notes list gatherings involving the Haag Dellefield Born Kessler Behn families and others from Cleveland and Elyria. Eleanor Stronski leads Stude baker tests in Lorain County winning one dollar at the Fair Exhibit. Sherman Tech in Chillicothe warns no more strikes at the veterans bureau school and vows drastic steps if needed.
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