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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1927
Page
4
The Rev. Edwin Kirby of the First Methodist Church addressed the YM C at the YMC last night. He explained Easter origins with Passover and stressed its spiritual significance as the most joyous day in human history.
The son of President Coolidge faces privacy limits and scrutiny in Washington. A secret service guard follows his moves while professors treat him as an average citizen and peers worry about his status. He spends holidays at home reading and fixing teeth instead of typical youth pursuits. Bolshevik chess names vanish, new proletarian terms replace Kings Queens Bishops Knights in Russia.
William A. Johnston, chief justice of the Kansas Supreme Court, has written more than 2,600 legal opinions and is noted for the longest continuous service on the same bench.
The passage recalls Justice Johnr Blow, a native of Ontario who moved to Kansas, served in the Kansas legislature, was attorney general, and later joined the supreme court. He became associate justice forty two years ago and served as chief justice for twenty five years, shaping early prohibition litigation.
A large crowd attended a Swiss hall event in South Amherst with games, cards, dancing, and a luncheon at 11:30 featuring many local residents. The Junior Senior banquet involved the high school classes and faculty traveling to Cleveland for an evening at the Westlake Hotel.
A column records a varied Amherst region scene with a Cleveland show attended by Rev, ROA Pelt, and William Bechstein. church services and choir rehearsals at the United Church of the Vatued Church. Sunday school and Easter plans. visits among local families including Mrs and Revsons PRichard and Eqnald. residents relocating to a farm on the South Amherst road and others visiting friends and relatives in Pittsfield and Lorain. numerous social calls and travels noted from East Amherst to Russia townstrap and Blynt.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe plans for an Oakland area addition and a cooperative project with references to places such as Redpestle Heights and various named figures. The text is garbled, with incomplete dates and unclear roles, but indicates a community development or land-related proposal and potential local governance involvement.
Notices show multiple property deeds and transfers in Elyria township and nearby towns. Items include 23.62 acres sold for 10 dollars to M. P. Lyons, fractions and parcels in Sand 224 and stock 71, Beach Co. to Bert Morehouse for 10, and various allotments in Avon and Lorain townships with prices mainly at 10 dollars or 2,800 dollars for larger parcels.
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