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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1921
Page
2
A Monday dispatch notes a broad social service program outlined at a Northeast Ohio Methodist Episcopal meeting. It covers public health universal peace women’s rights old age pensions and childhood health, with emphasis rising across denominations and local churches.
President Harding urges a two minute national prayer at noon on Armistice Day November 11 to honor World War unknown dead. He hopes a prayerful mood spurs peace efforts and urges fair dealing in personal and business life to foster mutual respect among nations and neighbors.
Edison argues fear under unemployment drives low mood, noting workers fear job loss and hardship for their families. He asserts fear is as real as tangible trouble, while acknowledging some conditions make fear less necessary.
A Cleveland fireman resigns to pursue preaching as a new calling. The era has seen others leave public service for ministry, with questions about whether this signals a broader shift toward religious vocations and service.
Ohio notes list births and deaths of prominent figures including Semeel Huartingtes founder of Obkio born Corestry and Rutherford B Hayes born Delaware died Fremont, with other anniversaries such as Zenas Kent founder of Kent and Joseph B Foraker marriage. One year ago today census highlights New York population and notable births including Maj Gen William G Haan and Rt Rev Harry Tunis Noore.
The TODAY era notes the 100th anniversary celebration at the Festival of St. Francis Assist in Brevius Ohio. Also marks Vice President Coolidge's 16th wedding anniversary and other civic events. International and religious gatherings span Shanghai to Rome with major conferences and ceremonies planned in cities from Ottawa to Indianapolis.
Mrs Flora Maddock of Cleveland visited her mother Mrs Sarah Maddock this Sunday. Mrs Louis Schaber spent Friday in Cleveland. Peek returns from a sailing trip on Canadian lakes. Mr and Mrs Z A Shaw hosted the latter's sister and family from Lorain. Mrs Frank Diedrick has been ill the past days, with visits on Thursday and Friday. Mrs Ben Harris and daughter visited friends in Cleveland. Mrs Gertrude Alten improving her home by wiring it for electrical service.
Meaux and surrounding communes mark the seventh anniversary of the Marne victory with flags and a Croix de Guerre decoration. A procession visits the Chambry cemetery near Meaux where Marne heroes are buried.
Little Martin Evans recovers from illness as residents share sympathy and updates. Walter Wilford of Los Angeles visits his cousin. Mrs Jordan thanks neighbors for helping with potato crop. Families from Summit County visit Mrs Shaw. Adler of Nickerson visits friends. Ford family time with Beebe Winter in Parma. Mrs Wilford hosts, Miss Rose Savage of Elyria attends. Raspberry crop yield noted Oct 1. Ridgeville garage sale plans expansion and rebranding. Congregational church music uplifts service. West district school closes briefly due to illness. teacher returns. Community serial planned Oct 14 with post supper. Rev Ludlow to speak. Ridgeville post office robbed. proceeds and merchandise taken. Ladeg Benevolent Society to hear talk on Our Own Community. canned fruit for mission school collected.
North Eaton October reunion of the Ross family took place October 1 at H E Barrett’s home with R H Cole and family and M C Bones and family from Eaton and others from Wellington and Lorain attending. Mrs Emm Ross, recently ill, is improving amid a busy day roster and social calls.
Urban greenspaces battle persistent insect issues as foliage in crowded areas shows widespread damage and repeated infestation concerns. Officials urge targeted pest control and monitoring to protect trees and curb spread.
Recent discoveries in Egypt show curious burial customs with many wooden servant figures believed to accompany the deceased. These miniature assistants were placed in tombs to serve their master in the afterlife.
The city, once divided into nine voting precincts, covered a uniform ward. Rural districts sent 234 pupils to public schools. Elyria Knights Templar formed with Norwalk Commandery and joined the parade for the McKinley monument dedication in Canton.
Erie County Bank Company tears down a building to clear site for a new bank structure. Mrs. George McCormick of Lorain County is hospitalized in St Joseph's after a car accident near here. Mrs Barbara Snyder suffers a leg fracture from stepping into a hole while picking grapes. No petitions were filed, so two councilmen will have their names on November ballots.
The fragment mentions Jehe Kovaaia and Igie Derty with amounts 906 and 61 006 related to an arrest and a transfer to Mt. Jes. The text is incomplete but indicates law enforcement actions and a custody move.
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