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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1923
Page
8
A fragment indicates a committee related to the Department of Justice and a clerk of courts with years of service and special training. J Robinson of the banking com describes the integrity and devotion of a candidate, highlighting qualifications for an important position in Elyria County.
Nellie M Hill opens Lorain County W C T U Jubilee gathering with annual report on membership growth and work. She lists campaigns and milestones from prohibition laws to civic duties, noting 165 new members and 376 calls. Officers elected include Hill as president and Kennedy as recording secretary. Scientific Temperance Institute prizes awarded to students across grades with cash awards totaling 186 dollars.
The M W society of the ME church on Middle ridge was entertained by Mrs R R Hearn with Miss Caroline and Miss Eve Iyn Guild assisting. A business session preceded a social time on September exe day. An auto trip was made.
A notice states meetings will be held on Monday nights instead of every two weeks. It preserves the change and specifies the new recurring schedule for attendees and officials.
Amherst this week reports numerous residents visiting Elyria and surrounding areas. Mrs Dalleg of Lorain discharged from hospital. Mildred Delbridge spent yesterday in Vermilion. H E Hageman from Lorain visited Amherst. Beral Kuss in Elyria. Rev E J Spell and son in Cleveland. Mrs Wn Coburn and son Burton in Elyria. E F Sterriman on business to Cleveland. Mrs A P Roth and Mrs George Menz in Elyria. Mrs O D Fox and Mrs E Lauer in Elyria. Misses Zena Jacobs H B Smith J Copeland C M Harris and son and Lucy Horn motored to Elyria. Mr and Mrs Julius Solisky of Lorain visited Henry Short. Mrs A K Jun in Elyria. Myron Foote, Richard and Amos Maxstean of Elymia with Mrs M McLeod. L J Henes in Ashland. Mrs Elizabeth Farrell of Cleveland visiting Mrs A Cameron in North Main Street.
Sir Broderick Hartwell reportedly embarrasses the British government by unveiling plans to promote a trans Atlantic bootlegging enterprise. The proposal envisions anchoring a British ship outside the twelve mile limit to sell liquor to American ram- runners, a tactic deemed perfectly feasible. Washington dispatch notes former British Prime Minister David Lloyd George will join the Bronx Indian tribe.
President Seymour Cromwell of the New York Stock Exchange told a New York City jury he will pursue charges alleging office holders block efforts to purge bucketshops. He claims these houses demand large retainers for protection and threaten to influence Albany to stop strict laws if brokers pay up.
Fragmentary OCR records a claim to a long unclaimed English barony tied to Cromwell era titles. It mentions Captain R G W Bewricke, historical figures, a late lord, and an Interior Department notice dated recently, with references to 1497 and 458. The text is garbled but centers on historic peerage and a government acknowledgment.
Cleveland Dept 37 notes price changes across produce and staples. Butter 4 550, primisa 9 512, firate 47 a9. eggs tree 38 1-3, oblo firetae 35. oleo nut 20 high grade animal ell 24g. poultry fowls 27, roceters 15 16, springers 27. potatoes 5250 sack of 150 pounds. apples 100 115 bushel, peaches TEQ 1TE bushel. beans navy 16¢ ib, cabbage 75 5S0 heads, marietta 175 trate corn 10 15 ears. cucumbers 166 bushel, tomatoes 125 160 bushel. potatoes 450 550 sack 150 pounds, sweet potatoes 1765 hamper.
The New York market opened with uneven moves as leading issues showed some improvement yet many suffers fractional losses. Steel names led Declines while Studebaker and Gulf States saw notable moves. A later session closed irregular with broad selling in motors, tires, and independent steels and a weekly total of 9.69 million shares traded.
New York stock prices and Cleveland livestock receipts show dull markets. Cattle receipts 600 calves 300 top calves 14.90 cows and calves weak. Sheep and lambs receipts 606 market 26 cents lower top 13.75. Hogs receipts 1,000 market 10 to 18 cents lower price ranges 8.50 9.50. Chicago grain opening steady to strong Wheat up 1/8 to 1/2 with bounds around 106 1/3. Corn Dec 13 1/2. Oats May 42 7/8. Lard Jan 11.10, Mar 11.06. Ribs July 9.60.
Wellington Sept 29 At a Community club meeting at Orville Knapp s home tickets for the Lyceum course were distributed Mrs Orville Knapp named captains for West and East sides A week of ticket sales planned Farm Woman s Club to aid The five numbers include La Verne Slout Players Oct 1 8 Do This is a musical by Allpress All Stars Jan 31 Jugo Slav Orchestra Feb dates open American Glee Club Events chosen by Allen Lyceum Bureau of Lima Community club praises the program Be ready to buy When the ladies call T U meeting set for Oct 2 at Mrs F B Gregg Forest street all members invited
Report notes a Kaiser era clock tower near Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem is being torn down as locals deem it inartistic while the gate itself will be restored. The brief item also mentions Liberty bonds opening with stated prices.
President Coolidge asks governors to decide when to come to Washington for a conference on prohibition and law enforcement. Prohibition Commissioner Haynes ordered two chemists to analyze grape juice beverages in Congressman John Philip Hill's Baltimore home as part of the effort. Federal troops pour into Bavaria to quell disorder and uphold the authority of the federal dictator Gessler.
Brighton notes a farewell for Rev Haley and family at the M E church in Rochester, with locals attending. The column records hunting trips, visits, car theft recovery, family birthdays, and visits from relatives across towns, plus school arrangements and a shift in use of town venues for classes and recitations.
Madge rushes by train to reach Dicky in time for his tailor appointment. A taxi delays her, suitcases in hand, as misunderstandings unfold with Leila and Alfred Durkee. At five, Madge arrives, finds Dicky’s clothes, and rushes to the shop as the clock ticks past the meeting time.
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