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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
8
A captured fragment reports a dirigible achieving a successful retreat flight as the first of three airships planned for inspection tests. The item details a staged test sequence and notes a positive outcome for this initial craft.
Dr. W C Park is gravely ill at home with flu and an abscess. Drs Gill and Lawrence of Elyria attend him. Local families host visits, birthdays, and church activities, including the Tried and True Birthday Club at Sarah Newcomb’s with fourteen guests. News covers deaths, illnesses, travel, housing moves, and church sermon plans for spring Sundays.
The Belden community circle plans an entertainment at the Belden club house Friday evening April 20 with Miss Nuckler presenting the program. A Belden high school basketball tournament drew a large crowd with games among five teams, Utta Schwan and Donna Rogers leading their squads. Harold Bennett has recovered from appendicitis and returned home, while Mrs. H. Johnson remains ill with a cold. More residents are moving to town and farm properties change hands near Wades and Cleve.
Reports claim Marilyn Miller and Jack Pickford separated. photographers captured a moment suggesting distance but the pair appear together. The article notes they are actors and may be playacting the marital drama for the public.
Mr and Mrs Hollis Reichley of Oberlin spent Sunday at Harry Gibsons. Mrs Chas Albrecht attended the funeral of Mrs Haugh in Dovar Sunday afternoon.
Miss Alma Reinhart of Amber attended a rerant at Mrs. Clarence Albrecht’s. Mrs. Ed Schramm visited her mother Mrs. Lucy Grills in Oberlin. Fred Berg attended Mrs. Ma’s funeral in Oberlin with Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of Cleveland visiting later.
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