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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1920
Page
3
Sidney Ullman production completed under the personal supervision of Maxwell Whurleer, director general, indicating direct oversight by the top leader of the project.
A brief item notes that weekly cartoon reels involve fermentable matter of any kind that would raise alcoholic content. It also states sweet cider from the press must be sold only to permit holders making vinegar.
The article previews AmericanAlias Jimmy Valentine a Metro stage adaptation featuring Lyttell as the famed thief. It notes Valentina Lyttell’s strong screen presence elevating a melodrama long popular on tour and on stage with H B Warner.
Miss Ruth Shepley strolls Fifth Avenue with a partner nicknamed Jim. She sketches a honeyed scheme to honor him with a public gesture, dreaming of a grand role for him. The tale hints at romance and theatrical ambition without concrete details.
Sept. 11. A worker from Burns, Rion Workman, died from burns after a gas explosion at the Marlon Steam Company in Mon OhIO. The blast injured other workers and wrecked the building.
A West physician reports discovering a harmless compound known as Hem-Roth. He notes rapid relief in cases described over years and highlights swelling reduction with this remedy. Further studies are urged to confirm efficacy and safety.
Dreamland presents The Square Shooter starring Buck Jones new to the William Fox roster. The photodrama unfolds in the northwest with cattle thievery mistaken identity and tense scenes plus romance and humor. Pretty Josie Sedgwick co stars along with several other social leading ladies.
Colonial “Chorus Girl’s Romance” features Viola Dana as Marcia in a curtailed tale of romance and deception. Horace Tarbox encounters a flirtatious chorus girl who probes his views on kissing, with audiences urged to decide for themselves about propriety and intrigue on Sunday.
Columbus Ohio September 11 1920 officials at the secretary of State say enfranchising women will add about 1 8 million voters in Ohio and require at least 2 090 more precincts. Women may serve as clerks and notaries public, a change long sought by business leaders for women to witness signatures.
Federal Prohibition Commission er John F Kramer issues a ruling that takes precedence over state officers. Cider may be sold if it contains under one half of one percent alcohol and may be made for customers without bond or license. Owners may preserve sweet cider and sell it later, and individuals may have cider pressed with possession kept, but sugar or other additives are not allowed.
Miss Flora Knight visits at West Park as a guest of her niece Mrs. Woodruff. Mrs. Hulda Lewis, formerly here, now in Elyria, spent Wednesday with friends. Mrs. Rothgery visiting Avon. Mrs. Henry Loescher travels to Michigan for a vacation. Miss Lottle VerSoy of Lakewood visits brother A. H. VerSoy. Will Maddock, Tom Maddock, Gale Johnson of Elyria spend Sunday at Wm. H. Hurria’s. Percy Eldred and family also in attendance.
Miss Katherine Wright of Lorain and Edward Minch of Cleveland were married Tuesday morning at Lorain. The couple then visited North Ridgeville to the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Loescher, with relatives celebrating a fine wedding breakfast. Nearby, relatives from Cleveland and Lakewood were guests over the weekend as visits continued among the Fairbanks and Stacey families.
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