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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1920
Page
5
Report from the National Woman's Party convention highlights ongoing activities in October 1930. Delegates discuss strategy, speeches, and organizational plans amid broader suffrage and civic rights efforts.
William Bloor of Colhabia township appeals a county decision to improve the Crocker Ditch running through Brunswick and Colurryin counties. He argues the commissioners overstate the land assessment, claiming the increased value from the improvement is not proportionate and unfair to the petitioner.
The colored people have WatTrang ed for a republican miss meeting in th street church Tuesday evening at eleven. This meeting is for men and women, and every voter in the city is invited to be present. Instructions will be given on how to vote on November . Good speakers are desired and a speaker Atteins is expected.
Sheffield Township trustees file a court petition to transfer 265.62 dollars from the general fund to the general fund citing revised poor relief laws. The move aims to adjust funds as townships must care for their own indigent residents rather to count on the county.
Parker and Bechstein intend to erect a saw mill on their farm in a few weeks to utilize timber and boards. W. P. Funk is busy making light and sawing lumber. Mr and Mrs Carl Keighley and daughter Margaret of Elyria visited relatives here. Sunny Arthur Cook is janitor for the Birmingham School house. Mr and Mrs Leon Mapes of Syria visited their parents Mr and Mrs Charley Mapes Sunday.
Ward from Neary Nford's plant near Letroit ships Fordson tractors through J. St. Shmpson Elyria dealer. Fordson output soared in July, with 9,768 units built, 617 more than June, marking back-to-back record months across Dearborn, St. Louis, Des Moines, Kearney, Cork and Hamiton plants.
Andress and Smith, new Paige agency for the Lakewood model, presented a brief demonstration today. D. V. Smith drove the car from a standing start up Water Street hill, showing strong performance and the Paige car’s appeal.
A fragmentary report recalls a Paige sedan moving slowly with little noise while Foressy rides at speed along Lodi Street. The vehicle handles bumps comfortably, likened to Granudad's old rocking chair, evoking calm motion in a historic street scene.
A Chevrolet Motor Co letter to distributors Andress and Smith shows price changes from August 12, 1918 to August 12, 1920 across makes. Buick up 52 or 42 percent, Dodge up 360 or 30 percent, Hupp 235 or 25 percent, Maxwell 250 or 40 percent, Oldsmobile 345 or 30 percent, Ford 200 or 14 percent, and Chevrolet's price holding firm relative to rivals as other makers raised prices.
LaGrange Grande hosted a Sunday night fire dance to benefit the Jl patronized by the paper. The public program will be at the town hall with entertainment for friends and relatives. Miss Maria Sanders hosted Robert Oliverene and husband. Old Glory Grade conferred the third and fourth degrees Thursday evening. Baptist Sunday school Comrade class meets Oct 1 at Laverda Gott's home. J. E. Bousds and son Dorel visited town. Morris Barr and family motored in.
Sunday visits to Mildred Johnson who teaches in Ravenna. Prof Warner and family in Ho mer inform C A Foster. Mr and Mrs Guy Nichols and daughter Gladys sp ent weekend with Ed Nichols. Emma Horton and Laverda Gott hosted Wellington friends Thursday. Mrs C M Weidrick of Wellington visited her parents in La Grange area. Hi club at La Grange high to begin meetings. Norman Spicer and others visited Henry Curtice in South Brooklyn. Mrs Helen Kelner visited son Mark Kelner. Mrs W Gott hosted Wistaria club meeting with eight members due to weather. Lucile Rawson won kitchen contest prize. luncheon served. Mrs Arthur Reacher guest. Mrs Henry Wigert to host next. Miss Luree Cliffe hosted friends for Kenneth Holcomb's birthday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gott's daughter to move to Elyria on a date. Miss Clarice Monosmith eater- (text cut).
The report notes members of Helen Hutton's Sunday School class gathered Saturday afternoon for a luncheon. Details mention a six weeks course at rental school and indicate Mrs. Coon will oversee fourth and fifth grades while others attended. several names appear among attendees.
The fragmentary text shows a garbled line about Milrot Aye and a dealer. Readable bits indicate an unfinished phrase about thirst, fatigue, and prompts to consult a dealer. The source is too damaged to extract a coherent event, names, or places.
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