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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1924

Page

4

Elyria and Lorain Women Ask Divorce

Two divorce cases filed in court name Blanche Fulton of Elyria and Cecil Horn of Lorain. Fulton accuses Rolland Fulton of gross neglect and threats to kill, needing alimony and custody of three children. Horn accuses Arthur Horn of gross neglect and extreme cruelty, alleging threats of bodily harm and a need for alimony.

Elyria Lorain Blanche Fulton Rolland Fulton Cecil Horn Arthur Horn

Coffin Mystery At the Rialto

At the Rialto theatre tonight the spectacle shows Mysterious Smith being strapped into a regulation straight jacket and placed in a coffin sealed by a committee of business men. He promises escape in three minutes with no outside help observed by the watchers.

Rialto Theatre Smith

Burglary at LaGrange Home Stolen Goods Reported

Burglars entered J. Smiths LaGrange residence while family away yesterday and stole two overcoats jewelry and two silver dollars. Sheriff investigated but thief escaped. Eight hundred youths expected at Ohio young people's conference in New Philadelphia November 21 23 with leaders from across the state. Railroads offer one and one half fare round trip. Bertha Aldrich sues Martin Birmingham and G C Martin for 3500 claiming farm misrepresentation. survey shows 25 acres but only 10 761 acres. Judgment sought of 754.

J. Smith LaGrange Road Sheriff's Office Columbus Ohio Club Council of Religious Education New Phladelphia Fred D. Cartwright Greenville United States Cartwright Bertha Aldrich Martin Birmingham G.C. Martin Birmingham Camden Marsh

Woredn's Famous Pianist to Play in Cleveland

Vladimir De Pachmann, famed for both virtuosity and humor, appears at Masonic Hall in Cleveland on Thursday October 6 under Frederic Gonda. The concert marks his American farewell tour and his only Cleveland appearance this season after a year away, promising playful expression and refined artistry.

Woredn Cleveland Vladimir da Pachmann Grand Sia Masonic Hall Frederic Gonda Muat de Packmannh

Ten Commandments at Ohio Theatre in Cleveland

The Ten Commandments by Cecil B. DeMille opens its second week at the Ohio Theatre Cleveland. The first half covers the Exodus and Red Sea crossing with Sinai reception of the commandments while the second half follows a present century San Francisco raid tale.

Ohio Theatre Cleveland Ascil de Mille Egypt Red Sea Siaunt Sinai San Francisco

Four Hurt In Air Explosion In Columbus

Four men were injured when an air tank belonging to the Ohio Bell Telephone Company exploded during conduit repairs in Columbus today. Foreman Bert Dunmire was hospitalized in critical condition and likely to need an operation to save his life. B F Keebhler P Cryder and G A Beatty were treated and discharged.

Columbus Ohio Hell Telephone Company Bert Dunmire Hig B. F. Keebhler P. Cryder G. A. Beatty Dunmire

Haunted by Love and Murder in a Pastor Wife Tale

A woman recalls a life torn by a pastor’s coercive love and a path to murder. She reflects on addiction to devotion, fear, and guilt, revealing how “love” drove her to poison and how faith faltered as consequences mounted. The interview portrays a broken, remorseful figure facing a stark future.

Anas Hight Sweetin Wilford Anna Elsie Sweetin Tam

Sailors Leap to Safety as Freighter Goes Down

The steamship Edward Pierce sank in Boston harbor after a collision with the Mundella. Crew escaped by leaping to lifeboats as the Pierce listed and rested near the New England anchorage. The Mundella headed to New York with cars, the Pierce bound for Newport News with coal.

Boston Edward Pierce Bo Iah Pice Tog Point New England Goch Pierce Newport News Mundilla New York Pacific Pierre

Stocks Rally as Industrials Lead Noon Trading

Stocks advanced with industrials driving early gains as bulls dominated the session. Leaders such as United States Steel, American Can, Nash Motors, General Electric, and Standard Oil of New Jersey posted gains while old-line issues lagged. Southern Railway led the rail group with a strong price rise and a $1 quarterly dividend noted. Grain markets opened higher with wheat and corn starting mixed to higher. money costs remained steady.

New York Indus United States Baldwin Nash Motors Mack Truck General Electric Lehieh Valley Ac Sinlie California Cosden Standard Oil New Jersey Worington Carr Southern Railway Seaboard Air Line St. Louls Southwestern Maryland Erie New York Central Westor

It Started Something Wonderful Remedy Advertised

It started something the town talks about as a medicine pulled from the grave and now widely used with good results. Reportedly helps catarrhal mucus in the intestinal tract and inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose and money refunded at all druggists.

Mayr

No Officers To Run Town Munroe Falls

In Munroe Falls Ohio residents face a boxed municipal crisis with no mayor, clerk, or council to enact ordinances or sign actions. The village, incorporated with Summit County villages, remains tax bound as residents pay 222 percent rates while township funds sustain village services. A new leader or referendum is sought to resolve governance and financial spillover to town and county authorities.

Munroe Falls Akron Summut

Cleveland Livestock Cattle Reports and Opening Bond Prices

Receipts mix across cattle calves sheep and hogs with market movements noted. Hogs steady with top at 14.00 while calves and sheep show price directions and opening Liberty Bond quotes hover around 2.05 to 3.10 etc.

Rees Mar- Buc Beau Siaes Sincegeceess Bow

Weathered crops and utilities plans headline Ohio briefs

In Youngstown a night frost damaged late crops in Mahoning County with corn severely harmed per County Farm Agent J Cem Hedgeraday. Columbus reports state utilities commission action on Newark Telephone bond site and fertilizer freight rate cuts to cooperate with Farm Bureau Federation. Cleveland notes officer elections as a highlight of a banking association meeting.

Youngstows Mahoning County Las J. Cem Columbus State Utilities Commission Newark Telephone Company Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Cleveland Investment Bankers Association

LaFollette Plans Speaking Tour From New England To Pacific Coast

Washington bulletin Sept 24 says Senator Robert M LaFollette, energized by independent bid progress, maps a speaking itinerary spanning New England to the Pacific coast next month. Trenton bulletin Sept 24 reports US Senator Walter Elge of Atlantic City widening his renomination lead over Hamilton Kean as half the states’ districts in the primary report.

Washington Spt Robert M. LaFollette New England Pacific Coast Trenton N. J United States Walter Elge Atlantic City Hamilton Kean

Confirmation of ban on importation of intoxicating liquor

Manila reports confirmation of the departure of the ban on importing intoxicating liquor to the Philippine Islands, triggering a mild panic through the city. In Moscow a violent hurricane swept Lenin grad causing heavy property damage and Neva River flooding. The Prince of Wales and party arrived in Winnipeg before proceeding to his ranch, while Eskimo mothers kiss their babies differently.

Manila Psiate Philippine Islands Moscow Leningrad Ormerly Petrograd Neva Winnipeg Man Prince of Wales

Wellington M rs Vis her in critical condition

Wellington Sept 24 The many friends of Mrs William Vis cher are sorry she is very ill at her home and the little hospital is provided for her recovery Mrs Orpla Hardens her friend and companion for 18 years has been with her constantly doing all she can to comfort her

Raley Haley M-O Company Indianapolis Ind Haleys Mi-O Pune al Gil Wellington Wiliam Vischer Orpla Ang Doring Charles White White Nottingham R. Laundon Denver Colorico S$. K Warner Laundon Cleveland Jack Bressler

Village plans low heating rates for residents

Wellington council and village officials plan a much cheaper heating rate for residents. The move would use electricity from the municipal light and power plant, with the Loisan Gas Co seeking a higher gas rate.

Wellington Loisan Gas Co

Clam bake at Lakewood hosted by Owl lab Grafton lodge

The Owl lab of Grafton Allen Lodge of Masons held a clam bake at the Hosler home in Lakewood with a large gathering including Mr and Mrs Austin Mr and Mrs Jackson and many others from Lakewood and nearby towns. The Grafton Parent Teachers Association meets Sept 29 at the school with a promising program. Rev LeRoy Wright and family moved into the M E parsonage in Huron.

Grafton Allen Lodge of Masons Lakewood E. Hosler Austin Jackson MccMaugh Marjory Bill Haines Mary Helen Amés Taft Elliott Frank Kennedy Hanna Bigelow Jeanne Daniels Earl Hobell Blossom Hosler Lawrence Durka Hasimel Toledo Marjorie Rogers A. Ruder Parent-Teachers’ Association LeRoy Wright John LeRoy Huron M. E. Parsonage Frank McAdoo Ashland Earl Durkee William Klinect Orlo Marsh Buddy Elyria Irvin Klinect Howard Klinect Aon Kenneth

Local families gather for weekend visits and social events

Akron residents Mrs. Alva Hill and the McClellans hosted kin from Elyria Lorain and St. Louis, while numerous relatives visited in Belden Amherst and Oberlin Road areas. The Belden Quilt club planned a Thursday meeting and many attendees spent Sunday at various homes in Elyria and Cleveland. Atty. D. A. Baird spoke at the Warrange event Tuesday evening.

Alva Hill Doris Ralph MacClellan Akron McClellan Master Glenn Hill Mary Pond Clark St. Louis Ellen Rite Eielyn Benton A. i. Ernst Irene Eveline Elyria Lewis Hett Lorain M. Sandrock Alton Menneal Walter F Hilgen Rocky River John Bucore Mildred Shauvyer David Cook Addie Cook Clark Cook Midway Amherst Sherman Mason Monty John's Oberlin Road Henry Pallas Harvey Welton Robert Mason Chas. Daley Ely Tit Harley Watson North Exton C. F. Lang Arpour George Lang Ridgeville Helen Brauvelt Elsie Moehle Doris Caywood Ethel Caywood Penfounds Archie Habe Elsita Adam Habe Lois Eldred F. M. Klopfens Johan Springer Kate Pattumhouse Amber Dass D. A. Baird Rigtla

Ladies Aid Society Meets At West Ridge

In damp weather on Wednesday eighteenth ladies and four children attended the West Ridge Ladies Aid Society meeting. Mrs Harry Sayers presided. After business, the group carved quilt blocks and enjoyed a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Pember. Various local visits followed including neighbors from Lorain and Elyria, with genteel social notes and upcoming events in Plainfield and West Ridge communities.

West Ridge Ladies’ Aid Society Harry Sayers Pember Fred Penfound Plainfield New Jersey Vufter Penfound Matt Smith Fred Krueck Middle Ridge Fred Wacker Jr LaGrange Karl Simms Ed Pember Harry Bemis Lorain Charry Lauer Larkin Club Dick Johnston John Simms Schramm Road Theodore Thlils Melvin and Harold John Colgan Elyria Meric Penfound Milk Producers Elvria George Deckeren

Birmingham M. E. church notes and local visits

The Birmingham M. E. church reports pastor Rev. Shut B. Bartlett returning for another year. A Sunday program includes Sunday school at 19 o clock and evening service at 8. An illustrated lecture by Mr. and Mrs Ira Bentlly of Norwalk was given. Local residents and visitors from Elyria and Vermilion attended gatherings, with continued community updates and birthdays mentioned.

Birmingham M. E Shut B. Bartlett Ira Bent Lyy Norwalk M. E Clary Mer Buster Jack Zymerman Shirl B. Bartiette Birmingham M. E. Church Nettie Heswood Harold Chester Harief Harry Byers Elyria C. A. Mordorf E. H. Nichols Rantoul Ill Kipton Epplert

O Neill's Vegetable Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief

Thousands report fast relief from constipation and indigestion using O Neill's VR Tablets advised two or three times a week. Contains tested herbs and roots. genuine box shows F J O'Neill photo. priced 25¢ 50c and $1.00. Sold by BR Ellis Drugs, 380 Broad Street.

O'Neill F. J. O'Neill St. Louis BR. L. Ellis Broad Street

Noted Antisemitic Discovery Promises Safer Germ Killers

An advertisement claims a new antisemitic substance four times stronger than carbolic acid and gentler than mercuric compounds. It is described as safe enough to drink and suitable as a personal hygiene wash. Chemists say it could replace harsh germ killers. A 60 cent bottle of Korena is sold by C W Phillips with guidance for women on hygiene.

C. W. Phillips

Diverse Birmingham Wakeman and Cleveland Families Gathered

A long list of residents from Birmingham Wakeman and nearby areas visited Cleveland and Lakewood homes. Names include Theonor Lawrence, Mrs Ad de Crawford, Mrs Nelson Lawrence, Clira, Kay Lawrence, and many others with kin across Wakeman Milan Nor walk and Cleveland. The note records social visits, weekly meetings, and a leased property update.

Doris Rolland Maxine Chiton Helen Alice Birmingham Theonorawrence Adde Crawford Nelson Lawrence Clira Wakeman George Wickthorne Aussie Hizel Chrystie Milan Kay Lawrence Norwalk Lloyd Lawrence Wesley Tevelyn W. Jeamy OG. Lawrence Matai Bates Marion Mae Ernest Mildred Woolard Davideu Ftaguly Senos Afl Mnoon Wilt Klosterman Enma Skoghind Cleveland Pierce Elizabeth Pierce P. Jd. Reighiey L.A Andrews W. A. Moulder Martha Orhiing W. C. TL. Ac Haren

Troxn el Beats Garrs in Jefferson Grounds Football

Troxnel and Garrs met yesterday on the Jefferson grounds for a football game. Troxnel led the Troxel team to a decisive victory over Garrs with strong offense and solid defense from start to finish.

Troxnel GATES Troxel Garrs Jefferson Grounds Ia F

Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Ad

A distinguished citizen Dr R Pierce a longtime advocate of herbal remedies promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood medicine and stomach alterative. The ad claims it clears the skin beautifies it increases blood and circulation and that pimples vanish. It urges readers to ask a druggist or send 10 cents for a trial package to Buffalo New York.

R. ¥. Pierce Dr. Pierce Doctor Pierce Golden Medical Invalids Hotel Buffalo N. Y

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