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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1923
Page
7
A formal murder charge was filed by Attorney Vincent TNATI after a night of gunfire at Covington involving Mrs James Braatgan and Will Jones. The incident included a motor car pursuit and 29 shots fired at a boarding house with no clear injuries reported.
Aug 14 reports from Inge with Mr. and Mrs. Walker hosting, and many local guests including Mr. and Mrs. Powter. A church picnic, Grange hall opening set for Aug 17, and various visits by Elyria, Wellington, Rochester, and Atlanta residents. Divorce case decided. Carrie Gott restored.
The column lists numerous visits and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. 8 W Haynes, Frank Park in Cleveland, Mrs. Howard Stephen, the Ross family, and others visiting Castle Park, Elyria, Medina, and Be rea. It notes two escapes from the State farm and a memorial service for President Harding. Community events include the Missiles Band gathering, church activities, and local social arrivals and departures across several towns.
The Preston family from Pittsfield visited Penfield relatives at the Behnke home. The Ladies’ Aid of the M E church plans a meeting August 16 at Society hall. The Fritz reunion at Chippewa Lake drew families including Doris. Bert Belden of Belden visited Behnke. Albert Foster hosted Orrin Howk and families, Wallace Howk and families, and Mark Howk with their children.
Ogden family from Kansas visiting Giles home in Eaton while George Ogden once taught locally over six decades ago. Mr. and Mrs. F R Cousins drove to Wellington for a short visit with relatives. Mrs. Mary Hill and grandson Elton guest of Berea relatives. Everett Hill has been ill the past week. Parry family from Pittsburgh were calling on friends in the area.
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