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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1919

Page

6

West petition to quiet title in Lorain County Ohio

William H West filed in Common Pleas Court of Lorain County Ohio case No 164990 a petition to quiet title against defendants and unknown heirs and assigns. The suit describes property in Columbia Township Lot Nos 34 and 43 near Rocky River in Lorain County seeking judgment that the plaintiff holds title free of other claims. Defendants and unknown heirs must answer by December 12, 1819 according to the general code.

Wiliam J. Efting Olga FE. Efting Teim Common Frees Court Lorain County Ohio Gina Fe Vandemare Olga E. Efting Breta Willam West David Ruichardson David Richardson Jared Prichard Levi Bronson WiMem Few Eh ‘Snown William Law Horatio G. Brocsen Jan L. Bronwen Unknown Horatio G. ‘Bromgen Jane L. Branson Philip M. Reed Caroline Reed Wnkagenr Caneling Antween Delta Nelson J. Osborn el T. Osborn Emily EB. Osborn Laurel T. Osborn S Emmity &. Osborn Eliza Osborn Nelwon J. Osborn Elisa Osborn de+ Azor Ands Bronson Sebe Bronson Bronson William F. Adekwood Lockwood Lee Mery Blestow Mary Osborn Ghat Strider William H. West Common Pleas Court of Lorain County Colum Cousty Ie Felbo Gary Cuiberry Westymorth Seid I. W. Osborn Morris Starnett Morris Burnett Rocky River Seid River I. W. Osborm Bric Vandehark Charles Arthur Ely C. Arthur Ely John J. Phipps Chole- Phipps Connecticut Helra Edmund ‘West John Morgan Jonathan Hrace Marian Ely Heman Ely Flarriet Om, Ely Erastus Hatln Harriet Hamiln Milton P. Hamlin Grville Hamiin Edward $.Hamiln George H. Lathrop Cornelia B. Lathrop Cynthia 8. Ely Festus Cooley, Jr Charlotte ©. Cooley Albert F Mary D. Isiy Chloe Phipps Flemman Ely Orville Hanlin Edward Hamlin Charles Arethur Ely Court of Common Pllan Elyria T. G M Ohin Bisch River Townshin Lake Avenue Lormerry Frank Round Ida Rekler Taka Avenue I. W. Warder Stella Smith

Nora D Hall Sues For Divorce From Allan Hall

Mrs Nora D Hall filed for divorce from Allan Hall alleging extreme cruelty and seeking alimony The couple married in Huron in 1908 and have two children The case reflects a long marital dispute and request for support led by Hall as plaintiff

Mars Nora D. Hall Ivorge Allan Hall Huron

Local notes from Henrietta and surrounding towns

A crowded chunk of household visits and travel plans fills this column. Families and friends from Henrietta Oberlin Elyria and Lorain area are described visiting relatives at homes in Akron Birmingham Toledo Portland and the lake. Several names appear including Mr and Mrs Mead Petty Mr and Mrs Dunlap Mrs Hattie Neil and Charlotte Neil Mrs Laura Kelly Fred Brandau and Arthur Dudley with social movements and a land dispute notice looming over Elyria township Lorain County from court records.

Mead Petty Akron R. E. Dunlap Eleanor Oberlin Wm. Austin Mis. H. Grone Lotain Laura Kelly Hattie Neil Charlotte Neil Argo Marvin Peabody O. Ebextody Alice Burr Elyria Quincy Mich Fred Brandau Brownhelm M. B. Peabody Claude Inger Toledo Harley Kelly Les Portland Ore Bigs Baker Hill School Battenhouse Fosterner Lees George Unger Wilford Birmingham Fred “Ang Cleveland Arthur Dudley Lake

Steel tonnage on the increase rises in September

New York October 10 The United States Steel Corporation reports unfitted orders for September at 6,284,034 tons, up 175,533 tons from August, marking the fourth consecutive rise since the May low of 4,292,000 tons.

Uy Associaied Press New York U.S. Steel Corporation

Washington cops quit federation vote reversal shocks union

Washington policemen's union narrowly agrees to sever ties with the American Federation of Labor after a prior vote to retain their federation charter. The reversal comes at a meeting held October 10 following a ten day period since the initial decision.

Washington Washington Policemen’s Union Peace American Federation of Labor

Community infant dispensaries expand TB care in city

Over 500 tuberculosis cases exist in the area with three to five hundred mild cases. The Elyria Memorial hospital infant dispensary will be open Fridays from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., continuing biweekly. Gates hospital infant clinic meets Tuesdays 9:30 to 10:20 a.m., and the Social Beecee headquarters infants clinic operates Fridays 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Behlman notes the program, with nurses visiting homes and coordinating with physicians and social workers, addresses a real community need.

State Commission For the Blind Saclan Vulcan Street Western Heights Gates Hospital Elyria Memorial Hospital Social Beecee Lam M. BE. Behlman Awe Memorial Hospital

Migration patterns of birds through the region

Thousands of birds travel south for winter, resting for hours or days. Sparrows breed in the far north and winter in the southern states, warblers breed here but winter in Central America, and thrushes breed in northern states and winter south. Migratory paths from Labrador to Central America noted by Mrs. C. F. Ensign.

Southland Labrador Hudson Bay Region Central America Homs

Gastric Catarrh Warned by New York Doctor

A New York physician warns that many suffering from coated tongue bad breath and digestive distress may have gastric catarrh. He describes mucous thickening, phlegm coating, ulcers and potential cancer risk, advising hot water with para Fustrated Magnesia before meals as a safe treatment.

New York Tata

Proposals On Collective Bargaining At Meet

Washington, Oct 14. Propositions on collective bargaining and the closed shop were among twelve principles outlined by the group representing capital and presented to the National Industrial Conference. Sympathy strikes and blacklists were condemned as immoral though the right to strike or lockout should not be denied after all other means fail. The plan envisioned treating a single establishment as an industrial unit with machinery to settle misunderstandings between employees and management. The principles emphasized working conditions, hours, wages, and the right to associate, with all associations legally answerable to public authority. The state should regulate continuous operations and provide prompt hearings. Opposition to strikes by government employees was noted and their right to be heard safeguarded. Proposals from all trade groups have been presented and a 15-member committee will begin work. After a recess, the conference adjourned until Tuesday. Gavin McNack of San Francisco, a public representative, spoke.

Washington Che National Bnt Ultanate National Industrial Conference Gavin McNack San Francisco

Protest Storm Over Committees and Conference Rules

A protest from organized labor emerged over committee representation and group chairmanship. Samuel Gompers and Matthew Walsh urged strict observance of conference rules on all resolutions, while Sugrall and other representatives pressed for shared state information and formal copies of proposals to be circulated to groups for review.

Eritigens Samuel Gempers Matthew Wall Suargell Wilson Agecompron

Kaiser Snapped By Dutch Photographers Reveals Exiled King

Ametengen, Tolland, reports Dutch photographers captured former German Emperor William in hay-heap proximity near Count Hohenzollern's residence. Efforts to bar publication intensify as a large cash offer was reportedly made for the negatives. Images show the exiled monarch with a beard, appearing at ease with his wife Ell Zontard nearby, unaware of the photographers.

Ametengen Tolland Get A. P.y Strang Huiperor William Germany Count Hoblenzollern

Prophetic Bible Conference Fills Baptist Church

A Prophetic Bible conference at the local Baptist church concluded Thursday evening, drawing 150 ministers and lay attendees from outside the city and filling both church rooms. Organizers plan a five day follow up in November and another in December with visiting speakers.

Baptist Church

Dr Massee Delivers Keynote On The Second Coming

In a series of conferences across the state, Dr Massee gave a stirring address of more than an hour on The Second Coming of Christ. His compelling message filled the Dayton church, and Elyria may hear him again. Next Sunday, Dr Neighbour speaks on Satan's Strategies Against the Saints in the morning and The Coming Man of Sin in the evening.

Massee Christ Big Man Dayton Elyria Neighbour Satan

Hospital Notes Birth Report Amid City Addresses

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. C. FE, War men, Last avenue. Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs. Anna Marlett Clinton avenue John Fett Mendel Court Hallock Wood Rush street and discharges of Mrs. W. J. Woodford Vairlawn avenue Mrs. Florence Krugman FLO Mr Lambright Pine street and Mrs. T. Dalhart Quincy street.

C. FE Warmen Last Avenue Anna Marlett Clinton Avenue John Fett Mendel Court Hallock Wood Rush Street

Lorain Observes Fire Prevention Day With Talks

Lorain observed Fire Prevention Day with banners and talks in all city school classes. Fire Chief David Hart reported two fires in September causing total losses of 270 dollars.

Lorain Cornwood Satem Vorheel

Seville Rubber Co. Opens in Seville Ohio

Seville Ohio October 169 The new rubber company here has started operations Mrs John T Eustwood of Wilal visiting sister Miss I M

Seville Nubber Co Seville, O New Rubber Company Hess John ‘T. Eustwood Wilal 8 I. M

Be Prepared for Influenza? A Harsh Advisory Note

An archaic advisory urges preparedness for a fall influenza surge with dubious remedies. It entertains panicked warnings of an epidemic and prescribes dubious tonics like Dr Carter’s or celery-based cures, while cautioning readers about chest and throat symptoms and urging readiness for potential illness.

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