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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1920
Page
2
A faded classifieds notice outlines advertising policies listing allowed and restricted classes of ads, pricing per line and per insertion, and deadlines. It notes payment expectations, cancellations policy, and credit terms for customers, with emphasis on accuracy and timeliness in a historical newspaper context.
A collage of classified notices, court orders, divorced cases, property liens, and public affairs from Lorain County Ohio. Items include court schedules for common pleas and appeals, notices of hearings, divorces, sheriff sales, and a bond election for Elyria Township school district with voter instructions. Names include M. Williams, W. Sippel, and various attorneys. properties described in Brown or Lorain townships. dates in 1920. multiple defendants and plaintiffs cited.
Jennie Stearnshaw files in Lorain County Common Pleas Court No 17296 alleging ownership in fee simple of an irreversible parcel in Ridgeville Township Ohio. The contested property is described as lot No 4 in the original township and bounded by Cook Road, with heirs and executors named for multiple Beebe and related defendants listed in the filing.
Jennie Stearns petitions in court to quiet title to a large Lorain County land tract described by metes and bounds. The filing asserts adverse possession by Stearns and predecessors for more than twenty one years and seeks to bar all claims by defendants through a final court order. Defendants are summoned to answer by December 26, 1920.
Oberlin notices announce the Women’s Hospital Auxiliary annual meeting in the second church parlors on Thursday afternoon Oct 2 with sewing to be done and full attendance urged. The Wear College Street Neighborhood Center hosts a first meeting of the season at 237 West College Street. Nearby residents and newcomers are invited to foster fellowship. The Southwest Sewing Circle meets Thursday Oct 28 with Mrs. T Whitney at 144 West College Street. The North Main Neighborhood sewing group will convene at 3 6.
Eight bandits attacked the Redford branch of Cleveland in keepers armed heavily. The raid ended with a chase and capture of Jiggs Losteimer and Harry Stone. Albert Joyce was killed, with another bandit wounded or captured. the pursuit followed the robbers as they left the bank.
On Thursday Oct 28 Sorosis meets with Mrs J D Shaw at 148 South Professor Street. Tuesday Oct 26 Miss Blanche Van Tilberg and Curtis Van Tilerg visited the past week at IL Q Cummings on Fast College Street. Varie Ingraham Lofy, John Gumming, and Wanda Behr returned home in Ashland after the weekend visit. Mrs C EK Bidwell returns from Cleveland visiting daughters Mrs J C Reimel and Mrs H Porter. Mr and Mrs Albert Hoffman of Buffalo and Mrs E M Lyman of Worgan Street on Monday. Mr and Mrs Z L Edwards leave by auto for Widland Mich to visit daughter Mrs Rus se Curtis Toseph W Charlton of Past Hamilton Street accepts research job at White Motor Company. Mr and Mrs Smth from Ashland spent Thursday with Mrs Amy Ingraham and return from Plyma where they attended their family reunion. Mr N A Clay visiting Chicago, NJ and Indian. Mrs E Miller and Mrs Marty Avery entertained Wednesday evening at Mrs Willers home on Lays College Street. birthday celebration with eight covers.
Robert S Horne the British minister of labor is hailed as the man of the hour for his calm, strong management during the coal miners strike crisis. The report highlights his leadership in guiding negotiations and maintaining public order amidst industrial action.
Fifty six Polish refugee children arrived in Seattle on 58. Fusbm Maran Practicalp. Most are orphans torn from their families early in the war. They are too young to recall names or birthplaces. The relief commission provides support as the group faces natural bewilderment with stolid cheerfulness.
George Hess, director of the National Botanic Garden in Washington, names a latent rare plant life the Mother-in-Law Cactus. The plant causes swelling and inability to speak for about nine days when touched by its spines. The photo shows Hess and 43 specimens of the cactus.
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