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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1927
Page
17
Chicago August 5 announcement of a plan to build the largest bulldog in the world for agriculture housing. The structure near the Chicago loop would rise 21 stories with a 30 story tower and exceed 100 acres of floor space. A mammoth amphitheater is designed for livestock shows.
Murray Ridge area residents share family visits and outings. A. J. Derek and family, Oscar and Art Powell, H. McClare and son Howard, Pearl Eppley, and others are noted for weekend and weekday gatherings in nearby towns such as Cleveland Elyria Vermilion and Amherst. Families travel to Cedar Point and attend picnics and dinners with relatives in the region.
INDIANAPOLIS Aug 5 A breath tester proposed by Dr Rolla N Harger of Indiana University School of Medicine aims to measure alcohol in tissue The device could gauge truthfulness after a town drunkard claims only a few drops after a Saturday night spree noted in city court testimony
Amherst residents report activity with guests from Detroit Lorain and Elyria visiting local homes and attending church events Amelia Bechtel hosted the Stone Church Aid Society at her home while others travelled to Cleveland Graf tor and River Joan Bechtel hosts. Noisy Goldfish describes amplified sounds at a radio audience with dramatic comparisons.
The Ottawa brief notes that a decision in the appeal of Arthur N. Bystrom, convicted of taking part in the Merchants Nations Bank robbery in Defiance on November 27 1926 involving $137000 in cash and securities, may be issued this week.
A spring track project near Springdale will continue until Labor Day after an announcement today. An earlier meeting, planned for 80 days, closed last night. In Nelsonville James Hoskins 35 was buried today after an attempt to rescue a drowning girl. a relative saved the girl. In Zanesville Dr Granville Warburton a physician was indicted on two arson charges, pleaded not guilty, and was held on 1000 bond in each case. In Athens the Ohio history note marks a first in 123 years.
Lancaster rumor notes General Sherman home may be sold to the G A R for a museum. Organizations option on the home expires this week. Gladiola Show Friday and Saturday at Wainwright Florist with varieties on display and names attached.
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