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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1922

Page

4

Sunday Evening Talk At Cleve Christian Church

The Rev NM J Grable spoke at the Cleveland Christian Church Sunday evening, using the text uy man be in Christ Jesus. He outlined four traits of a new creature in Christ including a new nature, a new life, compassion for others, and the Savior's methods. T Bourquin of New York sang four selections, accompanying herself on the harp.

Wefon Pervices Eharch M. Filson Cal‘Chrietian Church Cleve NM. J. Grable Cheiatlan Church Conom W. Grable Christ Jesus Mr. Grable Sayud T. Bourquin New York

Labor Day Celebration Draws Large Crowd in Grafton

The Graf yme celebration at the grounds drew over 200 attendees from the country. Hugh Diamond of Galion and others spoke as Elyria won a girls basketball game 26 to something against Grafton Girls. A big picnic dinner followed with many events reported.

Afton Hugh Diamond Galion America Harry Garford Elyria Grafton

Cutter Stock Co Presents Three Fools at Rialto Theatre

Cutter Stock Co opened a engagement at Rialto Theatre and presented Three Fools. The company is a year old and staged the play in an artistic and very en sy manner. The play was of unusual merit with a large audience. The cast is praised for clean, well performed acts especially the character La Flame. The company will proceed to appear again and offer a fine evening's entertainment.

Cutter Stock Co Rialto Thea

Fighters Die in Fight on East Side

A boxing match on the east side ended tragically when John Esses, 26, died shortly after being struck with a blow to the stomach and heart. Lester Whitkin accused of delivering the fatal blow. fight previously saw Sam Johnson, 26, of Stittsville boxing with Dummon of Brooklyn in the eighth round.

John Esses Lester Whitkin Esses Common Mich Allon Sam Johnson Stittsville E. F. Borer Ledon Dummon Booklyn

Marriage Licenses and Notices in Elyria Area

A list of upcoming marriages shows Lee a 23 mechanic and 16 Wight a 24 teacher from Bethingnton. Belden 23 clerk and Eastman 19 Elyria, Fejer 41 laborer and Ammond 36 Am ter, Paul Birkner. Rosenthal 33 engineer from New York and Margaret 32 clerk Elyria. Whalen 30 salesman and Margaret Fiesinger listed as to be married.

RIAGE Lee Wight Bethington Ricard Belden Amheratnes Eastman Elyria Ier Fejer Ammond Amter Paul Birkner Rosenthal Ady N. Y Margaret Juathe Peace Saleaman Margaret Fiesinger Amn

Horan and Savage win city doubles title again

Horan and Savage defeated Dieseldorfer and Harpster in straight sets 6-3 6-4 6-3 to reclaim the Haserodt cups at the Count Try Club courts. Fell and Herold edged Paul Savage and Harpster in five sets 6-4 4-6 6-4 3-6 8-6 to reach the doubles final. Harpster defeated Harold Gerhart to reach the singles final for 1922 city championship and Earl Brown cup.

Timms Stevens Dick Horan Bob Savage Trom Fell Herold Counttry Fell Paul Savage Harpster Deuce Horan Savage

Lorain County Horseshoe Championship Highlights Labor Day Play

The Lorain County championship horseshoe tournament featured 18 entrants with 13 finishers. Ex champ C. T. Short retained the title, while Lyle Rockwood of Wellington took second, GC Rohart third, and Dan Schoarr tied for fourth with M. Bemant. Schwarr won the day’s grand finale in a hotly contested game.

C. T. Short Lyle Rockwood Wellington GC Rohart Also Dan Schoarr M. Bemant Schwarr

Open shop debate fuels labor clash in national policy

In Washington on September 5 a House bill targets illegal injunctions by officials, aiming to curb wartime graft prosecutions. In Columbus labor leader M B Cain assails Attorney General Daugherty over open shop rhetoric, urging collective bargaining as the remedy amid theater owners’ relocation push.

Daugherty House Washington Wolstead Judiciary Committees Wickerson Chicago Huddleston Alabama Columbus Labor Harding M. B. Cain Columbus Federation of Labor United States Cain

Mrs Myrtle Ward dies. funeral set at Indian Hollow

Mrs Myrtle B Ward 40 of Indian Hollow Road died Monday morning. Wife of O A Ward she is survived by children Miss Ethel Ward William Ward Mrs Hagel Coll Leon Ward Mrs Lola Swanson Geo Ward and Mrs Anna Lindensmith. Funeral from the late home at two oclock Wednesday with Rev W L Burner officiating. interment Ridgelawn Cemetery.

Myrtle B. Ward Indian Hollow Road O. A. Ward Ethel Ward William Ward Hagel Coll Carifale Leon Ward Elytia Lola Swanson Cleveland Geo. Ward Anna Lindensmith California W. L. Burner Ridgelawn Cemetery

Ella Kiefer Buried After Death At Home

Ella Kiefer aged 66 died at her residence 457 Cleveland Street Saturday afternoon and was buried at Ridgelawn cemetery Monday. Funeral services were conducted from Jenkins Parlors at ten o'clock yesterday morning.

Ella Kiefer Cleveland Street Ridgelawn Jenkins

Oberlin Upholsterer A B Rogge Dies at 43

A B Rogge, upholsterer of Oberlin aged 43, died of heart disease Friday at his North Pleasant Street home. Born in Mecklenberg Germany in 1879, he came to Cleveland at age four and to Oberlin about eight years ago. He is survived by his widow Elizabeth Lang Rogge and daughter Ruth, ten, and his parents of Cleveland. Funeral Monday at 3 p m at the home with Rev Wade Smith officiating. burial at Westwood.

Oberlin Rogge North Pleasant Street Pleasant Street Mecklenberg Germany Cleveland Elizabeth Lang Cleveland A. B. Rogge Ruth Chas. Rogge Wade Smith Westwood

Mrs. Louisa Hill 76 Died Born a Slave Oberlin

Oberlin reports Louisa Hill 76 born a slave died Thursday afternoon at 276 Groveland. She lived with daughter Mrs. Donawa and funeral services were held at Rust M E church with burial at Westwood.

Oberlin Louisa Hill Groveland

County fair shows largest exhibit in many years

Over ten thousand visitors viewed the superior electric exhibit and county school displays. The fair grounds featured a large automotive show with many brands, a substantial livestock exhibit, expanded poultry and sheep sections, a well attended midway, and a notable fireworks display by the fair association. Farmers admired the Farm Implement Co. display of new machinery.

Superior Electric Co Lepper Motor Co Chevrolet Nunn Motor Sales Co Cleveland Earl F S Rothwell Lorain Heo Lindlar Bros Huffman Simpson Motor Co Elyria Schmauck Bros Oberlin and Amherst Ford Leo Myers Dodge Elyria Service Co Studebaker IT & R Co Maxwell Paige and Jewett Frank Rowland & Sons Oberlin Poland China Chas. Wilder R. D Berkshires Joe Barra Chester L. A. Bradford Rochester Jewatt & Ledyard Hampshire Downs Rambouletes George Clark New London Delatnes H. E. Bartlett Southdowns Shropshires F. E. Schwartz Carlisle Oxfords Frank Tite Eaton Jerseys N. VanWormer H. E. Rowley R. D. Holsteins Merle Penfound C. W. Menz Guernseys C. Baldorf G. H. Jones Greenwich Aberdeen J. Sghibtey E. T. Miller Sam Laundon Fair Association Farm Implement Co

Carpenters Local Leader Praises Labor Progress

The Carpenters' local president Mr Villa urged organized labor’s gains and aid to nonmembers before introducing the afternoon speaker Mr Burke who began with a strong opening statement about the current state of labor.

Labor Day Speeches Highlight Union Rights and Curb on Free Speech

A Labor Day gathering in Lorain drew 2000 attendees with Max Hayes of the International Typographical Union urging moderation while stressing unions raise wages shorten hours and improve standards. Other speakers included Roy Shank, Mayor Grall, and Capt. L. B. Pearsi. In London, George K. R. Sime, a noted novelist and journalist aged 73, died.

Lorain Highland Park Max Hayes International Typographical Union Roy Shank I. EL Grall L. B. Pearsi Salvation Army London George KR. Sime

Wes Becher Hardware robbed in Amherst for statine booty

The Wes Becher Hardware store in Amherst was broken into on Sunday morning. About 150 dollars of goods were stolen including two shotguns hunting knives razors watches and gun ammunition. The entry began with a jammed back window then a cellar window and a failed wall-cut with a later successful break in through the cellar door. The shop has been robbed eight times since moving to its current location ten years ago.

Amherst Wesbecher Hardware

Produce Market Prices At Cleveland Market Page Listing

Market listing shows butter and eggs per pound and dozen, cheese York State, various poultry prices, and produce like apples onions cabbage lettuce tomatoes peppers potatoes sweet potatoes spinach peas and beans with per unit or per basket pricing. Several prices show uncertain OCR text but indicate typical daily wholesale levels for fresh produce and related goods.

Cleveland Evra Cheesa York State

Stock Prices and Market Summary From New York Noon

A noon market digest lists many stocks with varied prices such as American Can and American Locomotive, Baldwin Locomotive, Canadian Pacific, General Electric, U.S. Steel, Reading, Southern Pacific and Union Pacific among others. Commodity bids cover cattle, calves, sheep and lambs with receipts and ranges for good and fair grades. Cattle show steady to slower demand. hogs and other livestock receipts are noted with price spreads and conditions.

New York Atchison Fan Gye Baldwin Baltimore and Oh!o Butte and Spr Canadian Pacific Central Leather Chie, Mil and St. Paul Crucible Steel Borde Es Sale General Electric Vinoig Central Oo Abid Inspiration Copper International Paper Marine Preferred Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific Pittsburgh Coal Reading BO Republic Iron and Steel Southern Pacific Studebaker Texas Company Union Pacific U.S. Ind U.S. Steel Utah Weatinghouse Willys-Overland Torker

Carl F055 dies in Denver after health flight

Amherst note: Carl F055, son of Mrs. Wm. Foss of Beaver Ct, died in Denver Colorado where he had gone for his health years ago. He leaves his mother three sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements not yet made.

Amherst Wm. Foss Beaver Ct Carl Denver Colorado Loran

Social rounds and visits spread across Lorain and Cleveland

James Bernien visited Elyria Saturday. Mrs Hughes Finnegan spent Saturday afternoon in Elyria. David Brenner senior accepted a position in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Patrick McGarvey and family with Robert Payton and James Miller spent Sunday in Cleveland. Rose Wensel and Thomas Neugent weekend in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs William Wenzel and family spent Sunday in Cleveland. Mary Jane Gourley of Be ye a spends days with Amherst friends. Mr and Mrs Philip Baus of Cleveland spent Sunday with Jacob Baus. Norman Baus was a Lorain visitor yesterday. Jerry Tenhone of Kansas visiting relatives here. Nelson Witte and Leonard Bahl attended the Elyria fair yesterday. O H Baker Lorain visitor yesterday. William Smith spent weekend in Cleveland. Albert Smith of Cleveland visiting his father H C Smith.

Amherst Katherine Perkman Ft. Wayne Ind John ‘Gordon Beavercourt Fred Deiner Elyria W. J. Darling Wadsworth Harry Sanders Arthur Miller Charles Miller William Miller A. W Lowe Clifford Tolhurst A R. Tolhurst Norwalk Conrad Einwachter Kenneth Tolhurst Lorain Carl Newsberry Oberlin Charles Newsberry James Irwin Robert Alec Cameron Adam Wells Florence James Bernien Hughes Finnegan David Brenner Cleveland Patrick McGarvey Robert Payton James Miller Mies Rose Wensel Thomaas Neugent William Wenzel Clevelland Misa Mary Jane Gourley Be- Yea Philip Baus Jacob Baus Norman Baus Jerry Tenhone Kansas Nelson Witte Lionard Bahl

Miss Edith Anspacher Returns From Crystal Beach Visit

Miss Edith Anspacher of 620 West Avenue has returned after spending a few days at Crystal Beach as guest of Miss Thelma Blanchat. Also visiting were Elsie Kramer Rose Vondra and Cleveland's Mr Tabor Fr Stump of Columbus with Mr and Mrs Wm Gehrke and family.

Edith Anspacher Westavenue Crystal Beach Thelma Blanchat Elsie Kramer Rose Vondra Cleveland Tabor Stump Columbus Wm. Gehrke West River Street Frank Wurcknall Grace Philadelphia Hert Hucknall Eastern Heights Boulevard RR. Bernard Middle Avenue Labor Day Chicago

Riots and arrests sweep across Calcutta and Belfast

A report from Calcutta says Romuantan army officers were arrested in a plot to assault the Roumuantan royal fund. In India serious Hindu Muslim riots flare as tensions rise. In Belfast bomb explosions occur with no reported casualties.

London Mroumantan Army Roumuantan Vroyal Fund Bueliareal Calcutta India Belfast

Mrs Herbert Loxe Praises Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound

A Larwill Indiana farmer’s wife reports feeling restored after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She describes years of fatigue nervousness and pain and says she can manage farm work and childcare again and recommends the remedy to friends. The ad urges other women with tiredness and low ambition to try Pinkham’s product.

Larwill Indiana Lydia E. Pinkham Herbert Loxe Box 7 Syd Pinknam

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