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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1923
Page
4
Report details a fatal freight car fire near Atlanta involving Troy Cobier and another man. Cobier and a companion were trapped after a broken seam, escaping as intense flames overtook them. <rest readable fragment>
Sunday visitors at the home of Wis Willtane. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Costey were in Cleveland over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stall were weekend guests at George Chaer Russell. Russell fell Friday night and broke three ribs and is confined to bed. Neighbors and friends of Ming Amy Hurst met for a farewell party at Mrs. KE P. Butier’s home. Albert Gamber went to Texas with a carload of sheep. Mr. and Mrs. Ford father welcomed a son born Sunday. Mrs. Louis Hirach of Cleveland visited her cousin Mrs. Flora Wooden and friend Mrs. Bell Barnes then went home. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Donald and son and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McDonald attended the Bank reunion at Elyria. Funeral of the late N. M. Pond held at Woollington, burial north of the village. Postmaster E. A. Garriss purchased the poolroom from Arthur McClellan and took possession Monday. Mrs. Garriss will run the post office. John Cowie and housekeeper visited Cleveland over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Murray Corinne and Florence Beardsley were in Toledo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Scranton of Cleveland were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Beardsley Monday. W. A. Jewett attended a business meeting in Elyria Tuesday. Mrs. Stanfield and four daughters visiting relatives in Shelby. Phidelta Tripp spent Monday at home then returned to Elyria hospital Monday night.
Rochester August 17 The Patton family has moved to Greenwich. Mrs Leah Crandall Long and two sons from Elyria were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Will Led yard. Mrs Simmons entertained the Hales children from the Brighton parsonage this week.
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