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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1926
Page
3
The service announces the closure time for rural post offices at six o'clock. The country will be divided into twenty main districts functioning as units. Each district may be connected through central exchanges to coordinate mail delivery.
Sofia reports the Bulgarian government offers a valuable plot in the city for Hungary to build a new legation and waives import taxes on materials. The note appears amid commentary on black ebony trees.
Mrs L Bainbridge reports Aug 5 arrivals and deaths in the region. Mr Fred Kudron of California visits relatives. Word came Monday of the death of Mr Dampler husband of Alice Patehini in Indiana. Russell Patehio and Donald Thompson travel to Indiana and Elyria to visit grandparents. Local families hosting include the Thompsons Dawsons Lissigs Wallingtons Wolcotts and Hardings. Rev Chaffee and family spend time with his parents. Rev Endly to lead services Aug 8. WCTU to meet Wednesday. Eaton ladies to attend with Mrs Hill. Mrs Bainbridge returns from Cleveland with Har Rogers and Atts. Eney Tyrrell. visits to Dry and Mrs Oakes follow. Mrs Gravat of Pontiac Michigan visits relatives and parents William Grills.
Indiana Public Service Commission figures show total statewide bus expenses exceed revenue across 447 routes operated by various companies. Private autos and traveling salesmen cut demand, forcing routes to be discontinued or sold, with small operators bearing most losses and some firms still profitable in limited cases.
A report notes many operators failed to include all expenses and many did not allow for depreciation on equipment. The review cites potential further losses in route operations. Separately, four tons of gold plate were moved for a state banquet at Buckingham Palace from Windsor.
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