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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1927
Page
4
Oberlin football team returned to Oberlin after a 23 0 defeat at Miami. The Crimson and Gold, though beaten, played with resolve, twice advancing to near touchdowns before losing on downs or unlucky breaks.
Corbitt Southam of the Elyria police department will be eligible for a pension on November 1 after serving twenty years, including a year as a special officer. Southam has not decided whether to apply, while former desk sergeant Thomas Drage was pensioned weeks ago.
An advertisement claims Lavoptik relieves eye pains and inflammation quickly. The copy mentions 471 W. Broad St. and promotes improved eye comfort with a bottle of Lavoptik.
The court of appeals upheld a jury verdict awarding Mrs. Rebbeca Williams of Lorain $5,000 for injuries from a defective sidewalk. The original $10,000 award on a $25,000 suit was reduced by Judge A R Webber to $5,000, or a new trial would be held.
Testimony highlights government contention that the Teapot Dome lease was shaped to justify drainage claims. Eddy reports oppose drilling at Teapot Dome Reserve while Morgan outlines Teapot Dome claims. Fall’s lawyers challenge the completeness of the government’s evidence and imply many claims were acted on adversely.
Mary Ludanisky filed a $1,000 damage suit against Mary Lengal over an assault at a church address, but the pastor states no attack occurred at the First Baptist Church Lorain. the filing address was incorrect.
Jerome Whysong a Cleveland truck driver was arrested and fined 25 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to operating an overloaded truck. Sheriff deputies and Justice S J George led the case. Three speeders were fined on Saturday and Sunday by Justice J Georg.
Esther Alflen filed for divorce against Leo F Alflen in common pleas court on Saturday alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She seeks alimony, furniture, and custody of their two children and accuses him of associating with other women and depriving the family of necessities.
Police report a drunken driver smashed two cars on West River Street Sunday. one car towed from a levee garage awaiting police orders. Earlier on Second Street, L P McKenney's vehicle struck an open door, causing minor damage to both cars.
Japan reports its sole dirigible S-3 from Kasumigaura left Saturday for maneuvers off Kozu Island. A fierce storm raged all night near Nachi Johshima, causing a fire that destroyed the airship and injuring one of seven crew members.
The passage lists numerous leaders and institutions across theological and higher education sectors. Names include R. Ames Montgomery, George Ross Wells, Ozora Davis, James Anderson, Ernest Bourner, Edward Armstrong, Charles Burton, Stephen Duggan, Richard Edwards, Rollin Tanner, Charles Thwing, and Robert Inson among others, with affiliations to seminaries and scholarly councils.
Henrietta October 24 At the metta Halloween social to be held at the local school Friday evening October 28 prizes will be given for ten costume categories including best family group most original costume best native European costume prettiest girl handsomest gent best matched couple best child under eight and best old fashioned costume Prizes also for the largest oldest and best dressed doll.
Mrs Serina Davison died at her home 116 Long fellow avenue this morning. She is survived by a niece Myrna Deyo of Erie Pennsylvania and two nephews Murray Rhimehart of Coun eaut Ohio. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 11 from her late home. flowers omitted. Mrs Anna Berger aged 65 died at Strong's Corners Sunday at 9 am. Born in Switzerland she came to Amherst 32 years ago. Survived by 12 children and many relatives. funeral from St John Evangelical church Tuesday at 2 pm, burial Evergreen cemetery South Amherst.
Market reports show eggs up to 45c a dozen with 2c gain over the weekend while storage stock remains 65c. Butter and cheese prices move on steady demand. livestock in Cleveland and Toledo markets show varied moves with hogs lower and cattle and sheep uneven.
An old health ad advises drinking plenty of water and using Jad Salts to flush kidneys. It claims kidneys filter blood, eliminate waste, and that the salt mixture, derived from grape and lemon acids with lithia, cleans clogged kidneys, prevents irritation, and can reduce bladder weakness with regular water intake.
With eighteen precincts counted the board of elections reports 157 registrations last week many likely transfers. Elyria totals show 10 12 voters registered for the August primaries and absent voters ballots can be cast at the board of elections through Saturday Nov 5. One more registration will be held before the election on Monday.
A medical ad claims olive tablets cleanse the bowels and revive the liver to cure fatigue and pimples. It promotes the product as harmless yet effective, urging nightly use to improve appearance and vitality with olive colored tablets priced 1s and 30 cards.
The notice announces a registration extension from 2 30 p m to 5 00 p m on November seventh to accommodate people who moved and those out of town during regular days. It aims to provide transfer opportunities and registration privileges.
Oberlin witnesses the wedding of Miss Mildred F Runs daughter of Mrs A Bo. The ceremony linked Miss Evans with Chalmer Davidson in a town wedding reported in local society notes.
Late Mrs. Evans of Oberlin and Mrs. Chalmer P. Davidson of Kipton announced the wedding of their children at the Old Stove church in Cleveland on Wednesday October 19 1927. Rev A B Meldrum officiated and a dinner at the Statler followed. The couple to reside in Oberlin after November 1 and the groom a Kipton businessman with two years overseas service.
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