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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1927
Page
7
Reported in Chicago today, Deputy Hughes, now police chief, confronts waves of robberies and a tense city mood. Hale and Morais pled not guilty as prosecutors pursue cases against crooks linked to a chaotic crime spree.
The article notes a conference of twenty four new members admitted to the pastorate, a Browerhand of St Pere Jome chaieh frontispiece, delegates elected to a state convention, and a church social with Mr John Gata entertainments. It mentions a communion service, English church series on chorus of Rey A Lo datmsat well ty di ddat, and a military melting house session with forty attendees planning May 21 meeting.
A vintage health ad promotes treatment for men women and children with emphasis on ovarian and womb issues without surgery. It claims expert care, special attention to nervous complaints, and invites all to consult the specialist physician despite prior discouraging reports.
A brief item notes that Atlee McCaim surprised attendees at a local event held in Taney, with details read from a printed program and audience reactions captured by reporters.
South Amherst residents share visits and gatherings as townsfolk list weekend guests and callers. Names include Ruth, F Wo Bunting, George Rie, Miss Margaret Rice, and Mrs Homer relton. activities feature lectures, songs, and short tales with guests from Elyria and Kent.
Five Toledo school children were hospitalized with serious injuries after a collision between a car driven by Marl Paling and an automobile. Among the injured are William Biber 17 Mary Irshall 17 Clarence Bit er 19 George Williams 14 and Betts Trazier 16. Mercy and St Vincents hospitals hold the victims as an investigation continues.
The city issued permits for garages and frame dwellings to several residents including E Sehmity 227 North Olive for 100 dollars and Tehn Marshal 224 Dast Lath for 610, Charlies Walk 109 Stanfard for 420, Fred Niemeier 3146 Ode Street for 3360, and ROW Tuner on Warren for 2160. The town of Voion Ore owns the shortest railroad in the world bought for 1000 with locomotive, car and passenger stock.
A new Bedcon light described as visible through mist and crowded streets is assessed as stylish and bright, with installation near street lamps on 18 Bow in Wuuse Bn, Germany.
San Toy, Ohio, November 15. Funeral plans were canceled as the Sunday Creek Coal Company kept idle miners and their families in their homes while mines and plants shut down. Few moved away, while others sought work in nearby farms or Columbus industrial plants. The town’s population fell from about 1200 to 700 after a mine tipple closure.
A German inventor claims a thick cheviot material makes clothing resistant to bullets and knives, though rusting concerns are noted. The piece references a long serving coronation spoon in London and Norwich state lacking a radio broadcasting station.
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