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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1921
Page
4
Powell said two major streets in the city, Oberlin Pond to South Avenue, may not be finished until next spring due to weather delays. The project involves grading, laying concrete, applying a top layer, and completing asphalt on parallel streets. Weather remains a key factor in the schedule.
Pleas court action filed by H. Buerhing to have a will declared invalid. Moyer, executor of the will, is named defendant in the suit.
Nellie M Hill president of the Lorain County W C T U denies Toledo convention passed a resolution declaring cigarettes must go. She says the meeting did not adopt such a resolution while urging continued scientific temperance instruction in public schools focusing on narcotics and youth education.
The probate court last week saw multiple filings and appointments. Will of Elba Joy of Elyria filed for probate. Andrew Metro named administrator of the estate of Joseph Ivan of Lorain with bond $5,800. Esther Mendelson and Norman Lee wills filed for probate. Wills of Stowell Bryant of Thusgia also filed for probate.
A New York bank statement reports increased average loans by 6.43 million and higher demand deposits by 40.17 million. Time deposits rise 0.594 million and reserves up 7.223 million. Actual loans gain 4.632 million with demand deposits up 83.196 million and time deposits up 1.552 million, reserves up 11.094 million.
Mrs Margaret K Cooper a Red Cross nurse who saw service in Siberia sues to set aside her divorce from a husband accused of a statutory offense with his seventeen year old niece Hetty Johnson. Records show a 1920 Middlesex Mass conviction and $300 fine. She contends she had no notice. Cooper admits interest in some members of a Oneida New York group. Letters from admirers will be offered.
Sinn Fein envoys met privately in London while awaiting a courier message to Eamon De Valera in Dublin. British and Irish views diverged on continuing talks within the empire framework as a truce agreement moves into effect. Officials feared the conference might end next week, while press reports noted progress and ongoing hope for indefinite continuation.
Financial offers mention six percent loans on a range of stocks including Templer Motors Mason Tire and Rubber Commonwealth Finance Bankers Guaranteed Mtg and several others. Readers are invited to bring in assets for lending options.
A chrysanthemum show is planned for November 11 and 12 in Lorain at the Chamber of Commerce building under the Lorain County Florists Association. The Community Girls of Lorain will run a bazaar and tea room with music, dancing, and booths. An audience fee will be charged. next year’s event may move to Elyria if successful.
Mrs Ida Pickett of Buffalo claims a 25 year wait ended with Tanlac providing relief from a severe indigestion and better health than in 30 years. The advertisement notes Tanlac is sold in Elyria by J Adolphas Ebert and other druggists.
Pretty Vera Ivanova formerly of Kherson Russia enrolls at Simmons College Boston after fleeing Crimea in 1918 with her mother aboard a British warship. They later moved to Constantinople where Vera joined her brother, then came to America solo when her father’s jeweled ring once gifted by Czar Alexander III remained a treasured memory.
The T. S. Auble Company of Wellington sues J. Courtney for 550 dollars claiming commissions on a farm sale. Court action seeks a decree for the amount claimed.
The seremd eclipse of the Fae occurred last night and was plainly visible in the city. The partial eclipse began at 5 56 and ended shortly after, drawing local interest from residents and sky watchers.
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