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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1921
Page
3
The text notes William Graham of Dubuque Iowa as a dean of older lawyers with long active practice. It mentions his sixty fifth anniversary as an alternation and that he celebrated both events with actions in the District Court of Dubuque.
A niece of a German cardinal is involved in relief work in Russia with the Red Cross. The report notes her moves amid ongoing wartime hardship and explains districts affected by the relief efforts.
Elyria will host a fundraiser dance as the New Foal inh Boly Rosary organization buys a corner lot at ATth Street and West Avenue for a new Polish church. The group started fundraising today and a February 2 dance will award a 2 £ 150 Victorola from Day Music Store, with other events planned.
Elyria Kiwanis and Lorain Kiwanis arrange a return basketball game for Wednesday afternoon at 1 50 at Lorain. Elyria seeks another win after a prior 2 to 0 victory and invites members to attend.
Taxpayers paid 1 583 79 for sheep and other animals over the year along with 221 140 5060 for fines relating to animal care, 5 35 29 for horse feeding, as county commissioners report transfers from the animal fund to the improvements group and the humane society.
Police report says Dennis Douglas of Gowran drive collided with a jaywalker crossing West Avenue near the corner of Westerdar. The pedestrian was struck by a car fender and thrown to the pavement suffering serious injuries.
Mrs Pratt strolling on the Piping Rock Long Island Country Club lawns while the President played an eighteen hole foursome. The light incident centers on a social moment during a round among high profile guests.
The United Presbyterian Church Sunday School launched a first of its kind mobile service, using a large truck to pick up children from Abbe road to Cleveland street then return them home. Six children attended classes, with plans to expand to cover wider rural areas and support religious training for kids lacking local church access. The transport was labeled United Presbyterian Sunday School Transit Line.
A provocative movement proposes General Pilsudski as dictator or king of Poland, triggering concerns among Liberal factions. The piece recalls a young man’s cheerful exploits and quotes a stern reflection on awakening from a dream of life, highlighting political tension and public sentiment.
Obituary notes the passing of John Lereci Meths a popular young man from Columbus born November 30 196% educated at Lincoln School Columbus Academy Exeter Academy New Hampshire and noted for his charm and many acquaintances. description includes personal traits and symbolic references.
A sailor on shore leave waited under a street light after returning home Saturday night with borrowed car keys. Residents recalled a prior incident prompting police to question him. he was released. An unrelated crash near the light reportedly damaged a pole and was linked to the vehicle occupants.
A figure named Albert Rice is described as a founder and organizer of the original Ku Klux Klan formed during the Reconstruction era after the Civil War. The text references his role among others in establishing the group.
Percy Leimbeca reported that a speed surge on East Ridge Street exceeded the usual five dollars and extra fee today. He noted his belief the car should stay under thirty miles per hour despite the burst of speed.
Four Cleveland and Canton youths were tried in police court on Saturday after arrest Thursday. B Gardner, a Cleveland automobile dealer, and B S Devord of Canton, both grand jurors, pleaded guilty and were fined. Mildred Martin and Hilda Leifert pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct and were dismissed.
William Wise and an unnamed partner from Loraine received marriage licenses. The source lists occupations as a student and bookkeeper respectively with reverend Newcomer noted as part of the proceedings.
The Chronicle Telegram markets pianos for sale with a focus on music lovers. It mentions Rachmaninoff pieces and encourages readers to place piano ads to reach interested buyers. The item reads like a fragmented classifieds blurb urging sale postings.
Charlie Recardo pleaded not guilty to intoxication this morning. Witnesses described him unsteady and assisted by two companions as he argued with officers. He paid fines and costs then left asking who reported him. Police found a stray Ford in front of the court house and towed it to a garage for owner identification.
A fragmentary passage describes a grim image of a sitter named Har Grossman who encounters disturbing evidence of human flesh and bones. The text implies buyers in shady trades, suggesting bodies are sold to itinerant butchers or discarded into rivers or coral. The narrator hints at a wartime setting with references to Berlin and dissection.
A grisly Berlin killing unfolds in a dim fourth-floor room where Grossmann, drunk, killed a victim and left a bloody scene. Police and criminology experts pore over the case as neighbors recall a string of disappearances and screams from the infamous apartment house.
New York special report notes 325 teachers from 183 cities and foreign countries joined a table setting class at Teachers College Columbia University. The course in domestic science, directed by Miss Van Arsdale, featured Gorham building facilities and talks by Frank Pord and Sir Witherspoon on silverware value, craft, and family wealth.
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