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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
14
The Moreland Court Co. planning to develop a large apartment complex in Shoker Heights Chevelind district. Land cost estimated at 30 dollars per acre with 73 acres, consisting of eight to ten buildings ranging from four to ten stories, each fronted in varied facades.
A fragmented social note from Lagrange mentions families including Mr and Mrs Phil Gott and Porter returning from St Louis with relatives, and Mrs Harley Whiteside with two daughters Arla and Dorothy Haw. Other names tied to Warren Villeaverrt and Warrenville areas appear, but details are unclear.
Relatives and friends gathering at Penfield with visits from Cleveland and Elyria. Local residents including Mr and Mrs G Pp Kelner, Mr and Mrs James Baird, Miss Conetvira Harrisco, and families shared hospitality. Kale of hospital news, travel to Cedar Mount, bake sale at Baptist church, and multiple short visits highlight a busy community week in Penfield, Cleveland, and surrounding areas.
In British financial circles Lord Rothermere is named trustee pro tem of Lord Northcliffe’s vast interests. The appointment follows the publisher’s death. Details mention Kentucky trips and plans for the future. Local society items note out of town guests and a noted Oberlin wedding with plans for a two weeks’ trip.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local gathering with mentions of officers and a reunion at a residence. Names such as Pres aton and La Palmer appear, along with references to Roge and Gate A. The text is garbled, offering no clear date, place, or outcome.
The report lists residents and visitors including Mr Louis Keller returning to Chautauqua New York from Baldwin and Mrs Herbert deadine visiting Cleveland. W A Humm family returned from Linwood Park Vermiton and Ralph Cooley resumed home duties on Forest Street. Columbus dispatch notes the state fuel commission to meet Friday to consider dividing the state into 12 districts.
In Oberlin three weddings were solemnized with families attending. The ceremonies united several local couples, with brides and grooms from Oberlin and nearby areas and guests from Kentucky and beyond. The newlyweds planned to reside at home with relatives after October 1 and begin new chapters in teaching and family life.
Telere, aided by the chambers of commerce, seeks faster processing of priority orders. It mentions the depth of a river or sea being measured by echo sounding to determine water depth.
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