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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1921
Page
2
The meeting at B church on Lastley will be led by J. F. Berke with Rev H J and RB Whitehead among those present. A public audience is invited to attend.
Visitors report a powerful revival led by L. Fettiasill of Philadelphia praising the deity and delivering seven marks. Dr Peruneul preached with notable clarity. the audience held through the benediction at nine. Pettinzill hosts weekly talks and book tables offer sermons and prophecy literature.
At Utternut Ridge Stora vis ne twice in twenty four hours. Bessie Burke tends Mrs J J Resar and J B Sayles at their home on Nat Ridge. An eleven pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs J J Resar on Sept 10. A nine pound son born to Mr and Mrs Sayles at 1 20 am Sunday. Both mothers and babies progressing nicely.
A long list of local election tickets, trustees clerks treasurers and justices of the peace across towns including Drakecherk Elyria Grafton Oberlin and Rochester outlines candidates for a major election cycle. Names of candidates span Republican Democratic and Independent lines with posts ranging from mayor to assessor and constable. The compilation reflects a sprawling slate across multiple counties and communities.
The grand jury in the Roscoe Arbuckle case adjourned without voting an indictment. Foreman Clifford Curtis said they would wait for further information the district attorney seeks, while Brady pursued witness testimony amid claims of intimidation. Nine witnesses testified, including Mrs. Bambine Maude Delmont, who described the St Francis hotel party and Miss Virginia Rappe’s condition.
Tony Massack again faced police court after an evening arrest for drinking the forbidden fluid. He has been arraigned multiple times on the same charge, this time fined five dollars and costs.
Bessie Dinkins and James Trrus were each sentenced to ten days in the county jail on adultery charges by Justice S. J. George yesterday. Arrested on Dinkins’s complaint, they were found in a South Lorain house. the jail term was suspended on good behavior.
Mrs. Emma Wieland of 971 E River St endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after two years of relief from back pain head ache and dizziness. She reports ongoing good health with no kidney trouble returning and recommends the remedy as worthwhile. 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Henry Lehrman, fiancé of Virginia Rappe, explains he would have excused her going to Fatty Arbuckle's San Francisco hotel apartment if she knew Arbuckle would be there. He notes Miss Delmont escorted Rappe and says he may or may not attend her funeral in Los Angeles amid lingering anger at Arbuckle.
Newark Ohio managers have cancelled all Fatty Arbuckle pictures in the city following the controversy. The action affects local theaters and filters through negotiations with distributors and exhibitors. Arbuckle's films are pulled as the motion picture industry responds to the scandal.
Thomas H. Robinson of Cleveland and Frances Dunnell of North Eaton obtained marriage licenses. Robinson is listed as a machinist and Dunnell as a bookkeeper. license issued by Rev Randall.
New York trading opened steady with fractional changes. Steel rails rose to 77 7 8 after a dip, Reading up to 71 1 4 and Southern Pacific near 75. Mexican Pete gained to 1 15 while United Drugs fell to a record 46. Chicago wheat opened unchanged to 1 2 higher, corn and oats mixed, with prices listed for forward contracts and fattened lard at 9 79.
Chicago hogs and cattle show mixed declines and gains with receipts around 21 000 hogs and 7 000 cattle. Prices range from heavy and light hogs to beef steers and butchers cows with varied outcomes. Toledo hogs and cattle feature lower hogs and steady beef demand with primes around 8.50 to 9.40 and cattle values broadly steady to firmer.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Clar esce Parker Tuesday evening September 13 with a cordial invitation for all. Mrs Marr Emmons of Barberton visits cousin Clair Goss. Mrs Geo Seaton of Cleveland Heights visited Mrs J C Alfred last week. Mr and Mrs Joe Yocum of Mas
Weekend visits span families including Mr and Mrs Miles Yocum and Rev and Mrs Newton Moore with Elisabeth Moore. Local church events feature a two-sermon hour and a September 21 benevolent society, plus a bulletin board gift. Crime reports note burglaries at Brighton Station and Farmers Elevator with no losses. Miss Lizéf Wood dies after paralysis, and Irene Bush loses their daughter. Next Sunday’s service promises special music and a talk on “A Real Education.”
Local notices recount residents visiting relatives in Massachusetts Maine and Cleveland while others host guests from Avon Cleveland and Michigan. Shifts include Sunshine club gathering hosted by Mrs Bennett and a bedford Martin family reunion. A fall accident befalls Mr Beveridge and plans for the next Ladies meeting are announced.
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