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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1921
Page
4
Citizens report a man named Chas White, working for a local figure, robbed a post or asset ring and fled with a gold watch and knife. Authorities describe him as a value suspect, with leads in nearby towns and Yeok as a noted location in the pursuit.
A fragmentary report describes training in the mountains tied to Tusculum College and Columbia University seminaries, mentioning Dr Day and Dr Vas o, with references to Amenean church leadership in New York and a general invitation for attendance, including a Tuesday event and a mountain tale about a boy and a mountain cabin.
An unclear OCR fragment describes a federal judge, miners, and union activities in Ohio with references to an executive board and national actions. It mentions a meeting at headquarters and possible conference with officers. A separate line reports a street accident where a person stepping from a park area collided with a truck car fender and provided a number.
Gilbert LaRoy Nichols, six weeks old son of Mr and Mrs C R Nichols of 655 Lodstreet, died Saturday afternoon after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at the family home this afternoon at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev. Burarr.
A Lorain county meeting of the Ohio Farmers' Cooperative Milk Co discussed leadership and efficiency. John Nichols urged unity and removal of unfit cows, while Earl Gibbs attacked the Cleveland office's finances. Committees named two directors and officers. Clayton Fehman named president, Wally Court Henrietta vice president, Walter Shepard secretary. About 1,000 Lorain members and 3,000 district members attended.
Noel Sargent heads The Open Shop department of the No- Hons Manufacturers' Association will star as speaker at the Open Forum in the high school auditorium Tuesday at 8 pm. He will denounce the crewed shop as industrial troubles. About forty five minutes are set for questions and answers. Oberlin and other points are expected.
The text outlines city functions from life and property protection to health, parks, education and utilities. It analyzes rising costs, department duties, and how expenditures are apportioned, citing Elyria's 1920 financial figures and the election results affecting local leadership.
City machinists invited to meet Grand Lodge representative Brother Griffith at 7 30 pm at Machinists Hall 832 Broad Street. He will speak on current labor issues and share information. The Grand Lodge has been active in Mexico trade matters and boosting U S factory work.
A Saturday evening auto incident near Lodi Street in Beule Way left two people with minor injuries. One driver Ward received a bad and slight impact to the vehicle, with both parties reporting no serious harm and the car parked at the scene.
Cleveland market notes list wholesale and retail figures for farm products including oats at 40c a bushel, shell corn, hay and straw per ton, bran per ton, gluten meal, cotton seed meal reported at 2.90, and various local market prices for butter eggs cheese flour fruit vegetables and meats. The bulletin records itemized prices for citrus, nuts, spices, fish and poultry, along with coal prices and fresh produce in late October.
The Chapa Singers present a varied program featuring operatic quartets modern ensembles and piano solos with amicit life humor throughout. Despite no cheap numbers the company delivers refined performance that even the uneducated can appreciate garnering praise in major cities and prompting calls for re appearances. The group, drawn from church concert and operatic backgrounds, offers satisfying sacred and secular offerings and is highly recommended to music clubs and patrons alike.
The Gentlemens Driving club of Lorain county plans or will organize on Wednesday evening at a meeting in court room No J. The group aims to revive interest in driving sport long allowed to decline. The article notes many in the city and county wish to see a revival around the old fair grounds.
The note invites all interested to attend the coming summer event, noting it is possible someone may supply the smokes, signaling an informal gathering with anticipated participation and shared provisions.
Edward Beapple filed a quiet title action today in Avon Township against landowner David Wetmore and several other defendants to settle ownership disputes over the property. The suit requests court relief to confirm Beapple’s claimed title and clear any competing claims.
The vice president spoke on wartime unity and national purpose, urging government, industry, and society to align under a strong national outlook. He warned legionnaires to defend liberty by obedience to law, noting the German-American treaty and the need to merge diverse relationships for a stronger America.
A transcript from a Justice court in Pee Pre township, Pike county, shows Kate Splagethere secured a judgment for 180 from Emily E Enagiish for nursing services. The vice president urged government economy and veteran involvement, noting current and future costs of war and peace activities. The call emphasized peacetime restraint and leadership from veterans.
Irona Fray of Step 48 seeks alimony and support from Edward Brey amid divorce proceedings. She claims tuberculosis and lack of income, cared for by her mother who must work, and asks the court for relief pending trial. Two intoxication cases followed, George Becher and Lowis Schramugh fined and costs. Schramugh, a sailor, appeared drunk with one eye swollen and could not recall how it happened.
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