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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1921
Page
3
The trial of Marian, charged with complicity in the murder plot against F. Raber, heard her deny involvement in the plan. She claimed she heard her mother discuss it but did not believe the plot and insisted she had no part in the crime.
An epidemic of diphtheria and scarlet fever in Elkins West Virginia has prompted a strict quarantine. Churches schools theatres and billiard parlors are closed indefinitely and children under sixteen are banned from riding in infrequent transport to homes.
Springfield Illinois October 11 Governor Len Small will be tried at Waukegan Lake county on charges of conspiracy and embezzlement of state funds. Counsel for the governor selected this county from five options presented by States Attorney C Fred Mortimer. The move paves the way for an early trial of Small and others indicted with him on the embezzlement charge.
Cleveland market report lists butter prices at 51 1/2 to 56 2/3 cents, eggs at 50 1/2 to 51 1/2 cents, oleo 22 to 25 cents, poultry including fowls 24 to 25 cents, beans navy 6 cents per pound, cabbage 2 cents per pound, potatoes 3.50 per 150 pound sack, onions 2.60 to 4.50 per cwt, with other items and packing details noted.
Lieutenant Sidney Breese 38 and a woman named Mrs Anna Breese 24 were arrested in Cleveland on charges of defrauding banks in the United States and Canada of more than 50 000 through forged checks. Police say they admitted guilt and were found with forged checkbooks bearing merchant names. the woman, a London Ontario native, described her husband as the mastermind.
Reports describe a tense gathering at 10 Downing Street as Irish republican army officers accompany Sinn Fein delegates to meet Prime Minister Lloyd George. The talks switch to a conversational basis with security tight and crowds restrained, amid warnings against a supreme parliament for Ireland and tensions over Irish freedom guarantees.
A new check game has been worked on Kent business men in recent weeks. A man using various aliases enters grocery stores, orders goods, and pays with checks ranging up to $50, causing hundreds of dollars in losses.
Charley Plas of Floral Court reported his Buick Six touring car stolen from in front of the C L Wood Company on Euclid Avenue yesterday. He parked at 3 pm and returned at 6 pm to find the vehicle missing. City Hall notes residents suffer colds as heating fails and furnace repairs slow warm relief. Mayor Jones speaks softly. several workers stay home during cold rainy spell. A bicycle belonging to A M Hannaford was also stolen from his residence last night.
Allen Stirling head of a stock and bond brokerage in Pensacola was jailed on charges of using the mails to defraud. The arrest followed a federal inquiry. he is held on 59000 bond. Stirling maintained south branch offices and Cincinnati headquarters, with a state prosecution likely after the federal case.
The group will discuss the upcoming year’s activities and hold an election for officers. Tea will be served.
A permit was issued to C. W. Tattersall today to erect a $5,000 brick and stucco residence at 345 Fourth Street, signaling new housing construction in the area.
Wellington observes a half day closure of grade schools and the junior high in honor of Miss Huntridge principal of the junior high. Her mother was buried at the time. Mrs Huntridge died Saturday morning and was highly esteemed in Wellington. Burial followed at Greenwood cemetery.
Wakeman displayed new green sweaters and football outfits on Sunday at the local fairgrounds. The local team delivered a strong performance, defeating Wellington 12 to 0, while the Wakeman visitors impressed the crowd with their classy appearance.
W Powell and D Grissinger played a saxophone duet at the Congregational church Sunday evening. A rain soaked chicken supper by the Methodist ladies drew a larger crowd than expected and all were served. The sophomore class elected advisory board members Corrine Murray Elizabeth Miller Delmer Rodell Jamea Soltida Benjamin Warren and Florence Gray. The sophomore party was postponed due to bad weather. Mrs Will Manning is Ul. Mr and Mrs W S Wise visited in Clarksfield and Naomi Wise spent Sunday with Doris Zimmerman.
Paul Edward Blaney of Erie Railway confessed to setting fire at 129 Orchard Street Marion on October 2 to collect insurance on clothing and furnishings. He was returned to Marion for a preliminary hearing after spending a night in the country. The Marion fire department confined the blaze to his apartment, causing limited damage.
Pearl Wynn sues Charles Wynn for divorce in common pleas court. She accuses him of vile name calling and infidelity while he allegedly grabbed her by the hair and threatened her with a knife. He contends she travels and he mortgaged his property to pay her bills. Property division delayed the ruling.
Emma Smith of Wellington files a suit against G. W. Monosmith of Lorain for 4861 78 dollars. She claims John Monosmith, deceased, owed her for nursing services while under his care for years before death. Monosmith the executor is named defendant.
Louis Reichstein for City Wrecking and Lumber Co. of Cleveland sues Mrs. Katherine Boeram of Lorain for 231 dollars claimed due for delivered merchandise.
Oberlin notices announce a series of Sunday evening meetings at 6 15 in Warner Hall with topics including Faith Chirsts Plan for Your Life Religion and Science The Student and Liberal Religion and speakers Dean Bosworth Pres King Prof Buddington and Prof Fullerton Yale professor Dinsmore will lecture on Dante in Finney Chapel on Oct 27 describing his life and achievements as a leading Dante authority.
The D A R will meet at 518 Washington Ave Elyria on Friday October 14 to discuss Versailles Treaty and whether the United States should have abrogated it. Mrs Avery will lead the discussion while Mrs Lozier hostesses prepare the room. Sorock gathered at M E Adams home on Forest Street today with Professor D K Moore speaking on Our Foreign Policy. Mrs Adams and Mrs Charles Whitner hosted prior to the talk. The I T Y T M club met on the previously noted date.
A mortarmeter was stolen from a car owned by Frank Snook parked in front of the Masonic Temple last evening.
The Hi Times staff for the Wellington High School year includes Creda Griassinger as editor Florence Wight as assistant editor Syliva Solida business manager Marie Gray assistant business manager Smith Wildman and Carron Wight advertising managers Andrew Walters assistant advertising manager Lonrise Rolce circulation manager Elizabeth Clisby assistant circulation manager Helena Carpenter alumni and exchange editor Ruth Perkins literary editor Esther Hege assistant literary editor Emma Leupin society and organization Charles Willard art editor Chauncy Carpenter Junior Hi editor Theodore Whitney athletic reporter. Class reporters are Senior Theodore Reynolds junior Wade Nash and sophomore Cecil Gray.
The Women’s society of the Congregational church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the church parlors in Wellington. All members and friends are urged to attend. Adv notes include water line contracts and sewer work details affecting Elyria and Cleveland with 785 workers noted for late tasks.
Mrs Anna Thompson of 26 West Ave Elyria testifies that back pain kidney and related headaches and dizzy spells plagued her until using Dean's Kidney Pills. She reports relief within a short time and renewal of the endorsement years later. 60 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y Advt.
Miss Merte Ingraham presided as the West Russia Club gathered Thursday afternoon at 3 in the home of Mrs P O Worcester 170 Morgan Street. The group planned an all day meeting for Oct 13 and asked members to bring thimble and shears. Professor R A Jeliffe addressed the Oberlin Woman's club at Mrs Henderson Sith's Pinehurst home.
Pansy Chapter will hold a luck supper before the regular meeting on Wednesday evening October 12 at 6 30. A mystery auction of 25 cent gifts will follow to aid the Supshine fund. The Odd Fellows Club opens its season with a Friday dance October 14 featuring a five piece Lorain orchestra. The committee hopes a dance will be held on the second and fourth Fridays.
An advertisement promotes Rheuma as a swift relief for rheumatic pains in any form. It urges a small daily dose for a short period and notes a money back guarantee from Cr. W. Phillips selling the product.
Oct 11 report notes Mr and Mrs M O Fogt of Cleveland visiting elder Mr J C Maynard. Mr and Mrs Arthur Portman from Mrs Horning of the May Co Cleveland stop by to visit Mrs Pareseas north of town. FL Rowe spent the weekend with his son Warner Rowe and others in the area.
The Junior department of the United Church Sunday school will meet in the James Benad bow on Thursday October 13 at 4:00 pm.
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