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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
4
Day to Toledo observer Lt. Leo Bureher dies here today as the second victim of yesterday's airplane crash that killed Dr. James F. Tilton Jr. Bureher was an observer aboard Tilton's plane. The incident follows a previous fatal crash in three days with field injuries.
A Chicago group influenced by Masonic workers promotes steering youths away from crime through positive engagement at schools and community programs rather than reform schools. The effort, supported by local lodge members, seeks to curb juvenile delinquency with structured activities and mentorship.
The article notes a decline in juvenile crime in courts as it discusses Japanese “Moshi Moshe” girls, akin to the U S hello, who will vanish with Japan’s move to automatic telephone exchanges, signaling a broader modernization.
Town Line North notes a series of courtesy calls and visits among residents. Betty Cohubert and Woodrow Stein visited relatives, while the Ellams, Coverdales, and Ernst family hosted or traveled to nearby homes. Mary Seherherr and Marian Fowh are listed among neighbors with visits traced through Sunday and Monday events.
Amoura Ainsley leaves a hotel at eight, searches Loop shops for work, faces insults from a factory wage clerk, and finds a candy firm offering twelve dollars a week for a beginner. She resolves to try again despite initial rebuffs. The chapter ends with a note of continuing correspondence.
Social notices describe weekend visits among families including Ernst Vinson Dellefeld and Freeland from Lorain Murray Ridge Ridgeville and South Amherst. Acording to entries Mrs. Louis Ernst’s relatives traveled to Detroit and Cleveland while Cedar Point and Crystal Beach outings are noted.
Wheeling and southern points report visitors from Lo Rain inquiring after Mrs. Carl Dellefield and Mrs. He Dellefield during a recent call, mentioning friend M Ludwig Schinnker.
Sanko Restaurant announces a revised daily menu under new management with more dishes and improved quality. T. Mizuki, proprietor, offers special lunches two or three kinds daily from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at sixty cents.
Accompanying families from Murray Ridge and Lakewood attended a Beach party at Beaver Park hosted by the D. P. club. Mrs. Delfield joined the Ladies Aid at St. Peter's Amherst parlor and Evergreen club members gathered at the Dellefield home on Murray Ridge.
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