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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1923
Page
10
Columbus reports state dry enforcement agents raided Beeman G. Dawes country home and seized 10,000 and 60 value of intoxicating liquor. Dawes was noted as Pure Oil Company president. The item sits among a mix of historical notes about local industry and currency inflation artifacts.
Colonial presents That Old Sweetheart of Mine by James Welcomb Riley with a crew of pictures and a top comedy. Dreamlash features William Fairbanks in Western Pop with another comedy and a feature. Grand screens The Wild Goose a tale of love, jealousy, and a man who learns another has won his wife.
A fragment describes a man driven to save a woman and honor, driving an automobile over an embankment. The crash kills both individuals, leaving the family to mourn and reconcile the loss with social duty and reputation.
The news recalls the Kopke family reunion at James D. Obitts home with 108 attendees from multiple towns. Social events include dinners, races, games, and a quartet of young men. Other items report visits, gatherings, travels, and local pleasures around Elyria, Lorain, Oberlin, and nearby villages with numerous residents noted and many extended families listed. A final item notes Norways ancient stone axes unearthed on a farm, dated to 7,060 years ago.
In Pittsfield Mrs Campbell reports on the Waite family reunion at Center Park drawing attendees from Wel lington Oberlin and Detroit area relatives. Local households host cousins and friends, with mentions of Oberlin Chautauqua attendance, neighborhood improvements, and a milestone anniversary for Jonzo Norton. Continuous updates reflect community ties and travel to relatives.
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