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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1923
Page
10
Charles Brooks, Negro, convicted of the murder of Henry Burns last week and already twice convicted on the same charge, has filed a motion for a new trial in Lexington. Judge Brooks Shell will rule within a day. Injured boy John Plas shows slight improvement after tractor accident at LaGrange.
Mr and Mrs Geo R Hemingway of Osk Park Alc donate $10,000 to the ue si Memorial school in China for a men's dormitory named The Adelaide Edmonds Heming Way Memorial. J Hemingway, brother of Dr Willoughby A Hemingway, aids Shansi school in Oberlin connection.
Mrs H F Ashley and daughter Janet rent to Mt Giloud today. W C T U year in review opens with reception at Mrs H C King s home for 90 new members. Oberlin Woman s Club Literature Department begins study on Contemporary Poetry. Ed Zellers of Charlevoix is visiting. Halcyon Dancing Club meets in Hobbs hall with W H Phillips elected president. Dramatic Association presents three one-act plays at Finney Chapel tonight. Births and health news include a girl born to Mr and Mrs Guy Midawson. Visitors include Mrs Mary Trimmer and Mrs Ethel Fisher. Mrs Quirye H Smith of Hollywood bedridden for over a month. Dr R D A Guna attended Wednesday.
Dreamland features Sun Des Trails with William Fairbanks a Teal Western tale includes stage hold up escape and romance. American presents Streets of New York a drama with exciting incidents and strong appeal. Grand shows The Man Next Door a west to Chicago tale of ranch girl and cowboy amid elopement. Rio Alto offers Bringing Up Father matinee and Band Box Revue with fashion and humor.
A brief note reports Hoffman refused to pay a contractor's commission after a dispute. The notice suggests placing a want ad in the Chronicle via Telegram as a recourse.
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