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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1927

Page

4

Printing of Smaller Dollar Bills to Start in November

Washington reports that Uncle Sam’s new two thirds size dollar bill will likely begin printing November 1 and enter circulation by late February. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing has prepared the design, with capacity to produce two million notes daily, employing about half the bureau’s 5,000 workers. Officials expect demand to rise to 600 million per year as the old notes are redeemed over the transition year.

Washington Uncle Sam Treasury Department Bureau of Printing and Engraving Old Hills New Hills

Six Months In Jail For Ridiculing King In Egypt

An Egyptian, Hifai Mohamed Mansur, was sentenced to six months imprisonment with hard labor by Cairo Assizes for making disloyal statements about King Fuad. The case, heard under Judge Hussein Dar Wish Pasha, reflects strict royal regard in Egypt.

Cairo Fuad Hifai Mohamed Mansur Cairo Assizes Hussein Dar- Wish Pasha

Record High New York Stock Exchange Seat Sells for 222000

In New York on August 16 Max Reichenbach paid 222000 for the NYSE seat held by New Winch. The sale set a record for membership prices. The prior high was 240000 and the list gate figure stood at 2218000.

Stock Exchange New York New York Stock Exchange Max Reichenbach New Winch

Birmingham County Line Local Notices July 1927 Events

Aug 17 Birmingham M E church Sunday School picnic set for Wednesday Aug 7 at Linwood Park. Vermilion visitors Mr and Mrs R Waldron of Berlin Heights joined dinner with Mary Bogart. Melvin Sanders stayed with grandmother Tda Hill in Avon Lake. Miss Mildred Snellenberger on sick list. Mr and Mrs George Soper and Mr and Mrs Charley Soper mentioned.

Birmingham County Line Birmingham

Local Residents Attend Visits and Birth Announcement

Wednesday evening gatherings at the home of Mr and Mrs C W Lawrence include children and William Lawrence. Wham Exleberry returned home to Toledo last Thursday. Mrs Walter Ladrach and Mrs J J Ladrach visited Amherst on Monday afternoon. Adam Berg Miss Katie Berg and Leona visited Vermilion Sunday. Clair Seartes of Elyria stayed with cousin Richard Funk for a few days. Elmer Vietzen and two sons from Elyria called on Mr and Mrs W A Moulder and Mrs Ella Brendan Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Wolcott and daughter Roberta of Lakewood and Mrs Grace Heinzerling and son Lawrence of Elyria called on Mrs Libble Ennes Sunday afternoon. Born to Mrs Doris Johnson on Sunday morning August 14 at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J A Eppler. Mrs Curt Fuiger

William Lawrence C. W. Lawrence Exleberry Toledo Walter Ladrach J. J. Ladrach Amherst Adam Berg Katie Berg Leona Clair Seartes Elyria Richard Funk Birmingham Elmer Vietzen W. A. Moulder Ella Brendan Wolcott Roberta Lakewood Grace Heinzerling Lawrence Libble Ennes Doris Johnson J. A. Eppler Curt Fuiger

Local Social Roundup From Elyria and Nearby Towns

Daughters and relatives of Hopkins Chry sler Hopking Hunter and Grover visiters, kin of Holzhauer, Riddle and Ladrach hostesses, Mr and Mrs Funk and Searles with Radcliffe family at Townsend. Mrs De Hart of Fort Madison Iowa spends week with Mrs Timbs on Church Street.

L. A. Hopkins Elyria Clayton Chrysler Kipton Leon Hopking Carl Hunter Mable Belle Hopking Marie Grover Huron Mary Bogart H. W. Stewart John Riddle J. J. Ladrach Clara Holzhauer Oscar Ziese Mildred Holzhauer Carl Stinson John Holzhauer Lotain Hartman Holzhauer Frances Richard Sanders Harry Tompkins North Eaton Billy Heidrich Brighton C. W. Lawrence L. W. Funk Richard Clair Searles Iowa Mary E. Timbs Church Street

Workmen Uncover Old Roman Road in Dieppe Normandy

In Dieppe Normandy workmen laying water pipes uncovered a fragment of an old Roman road in pristine condition and paved with large stones. The road, dating back about 1000 years, linked Dieppe with Arques, once the district's administrative center, and its cost would be prohibitive today. Also reported is a plan to install buffets on Imperial Airways planes between London and Paris, with a waiter on board and twenty passenger capacity.

Paris Ught Dieppen Normandy Dieppe Arques London Imperial Airway

Dog Reappears After 710 Mile Drive From Plaster City

Luther Gaddis of Plaster City drove 710 miles to Sacramento and left his bird dog with a local contact. After a quick return trip the dog reappeared at Plaster City, prompting local curiosity about the animal’s long journey and possible reasons for its return.

Sacramento Cal Luther Gaddis Plaster City Plaster

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