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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1927

Page

7

State Auditor Reports 1925 City Per Capita Municipal Costs

Ohio State Auditor Joseph Tracy reports Elyria spent 2.65 per capita for fire and 1.77 for police in 1925, with varied per capita costs across peer cities. Administrative and advertising costs, disease prevention, and garbage services are itemized, noting higher costs in East Cleveland and changes anticipated for 1927 including salary increases in police and fire departments effective September.

Ohio Joseph Tracy Elyria Marion Mansfield East Cleveland Warren Newark Norwood Middletown Ashtabula Alliance Sandusky Police Department Alliance Inc Elrria Cleveland Lie Hlyria Brefty Alex Schilleman Elstia Schilleman

National School for Executives Opens in Evanston

The National School for Commercial and Trade Urtion Executives opened in Evanston to train young men as future American business executives. Courses include pathology, effective speaking, business and government, and preparation for commercial or trade organization secretaryships. Classes will use Northwestern University facilities at Lake Michigan.

School For Executives Evanston National School For Iwa Northwestern University Lake Michigan

Local purse found and taxi crash reported

Mrs A Mitchell found a purse with change and four dollars Saturday. Elmer Forthoper rammed Floods taxi causing damage and a passenger injured. Henry Ingersoll Jr collided with Mrs George Rindspach on Second Street leaving both cars damaged.

Furse A. Mitchell Bond Street P.M. Flood Elmer Forthoper Flood Forthoper Mr. West Second ST Henry Ingersoll, Jr Wasving Osse Second Street George Rindspach

Stolen Cars Reported From Oberlin

Two vehicles reported stolen in Oberlin over the weekend. A Hudson coach license 93 27S and a Ford sedan license 92 195 were described to police. Also speeding fined 8 10 for M Fishman of Cleveland on route 20 near Ridgeville after pleading guilty before Justice 3 J George.

Oberlin Speeder M. Fishman Cleveland Ridgeville Court of Justice J. George

Woman 75 Seeks Divorce on Cruelty Grounds in Elyria

Mary McLaughlin, 75, files for divorce from Martin J. McLaughlin in common pleas court alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. She says he cursed, abused, and threatened her life, failed to provide, and she relied on friends for support. Alimony requested. Separate filing: Katherine Smith, 41 Central Avenue Sandusky, sues Roy G. Smith for divorce in common pleas court, alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty without specific charges.

Martin J. McLaughlin Mary Common Pleas Court McLaughlin Elyria Ike Friends Katherine Smith Central Avenue Sandusky

Eye Injured by Baseball Incident Reported

Joho Fritz of 1704 Middle Avenue suffered an eye injury last night when struck by a baseball. He was admitted to Elvrra Memorial Hospital for treatment.

Joho Fritz Middle Avenue Elvrra Alemorial Hospital

Photographer Receives Certificate at Cedar Form Convention

Charles Scheide of this city earned a certificate of award for excellent work at the Ohio Michigan Indiana Photographers convention held in Cedar Form. The event highlighted intensive competition and recognition for quality photography.

Taxcal Ohio Michigan Idiana Cedar Form Charles Scheide Side

National Air Transport mails record highlights 1926 27

The National Air Transport reports its first year of daily Chicago to Kansas City route mail service under government contract. From May 12, 1926 to May 12, 1927 it carried about 450 480 letters or 197 462 pounds. Only 42 landings required mail handoffs to trains due to mechanical issues or weather.

ALR Mail Arriers New York National Air Transport, Inc Chicago-Kansas Rice For

Mussolini's Duce Title Means Dike Chief Commander

The report explains that Mussolini's title Duce stems from the Italian Dien meaning dike commander or chief. It notes the linguistic origin and how the term was adopted as a leadership designation in Italy.

Mussolini Duce Dien

Forests key to flood control says Forest Service chief

Colonel William B. Greeley of the U S Forest Service warns that river floods cannot be stopped by land surface changes alone but that forest protection and reforestation offer long term mitigation. He urges surveys of Mississippin basin forests to guide federal forestry policy and reduce flood risk through timber and soil conservation.

Denvier Mississippi Willim B. Greeley Rehief Forest Service United States Department of Agriculture Wateh Greeley Greevis Mississino

Campaign to Rebuild Perry Niagara Flagship in Erie

Twenty three Lake Erie citizens form the Perry Niagara Memorial Association to save Commodore Perry s flagship Niagara. An organizational meeting in Cleveland on September 1 aims to launch a campaign to relocate or rebuild the ship, now rotting in Erie Pennsylvania. Attorney Frank Wilford is a charter member.

Lake Erie Niagara Oliver Perry Perry Frank Wilford Perry-Niagara Memorial Association Cleveland Erie W. Thompson Lorain Memorial Association Wilford Put-in-Bay Pry Brit Misey Bay Thests Pennsylvania Great Lakes Mémorial Association

Death notices for Mrs Frank Tomsic and W Aldrich

Death of Mrs Frank Tomsic of Elyria occurred last evening at Elyria Memorial hospital. Funeral directors were Lorain. W Aldrich of Grafton died Saturday afternoon at 2:30 with family noting seven grandchildren and multiple relatives. Funeral August 24 at 2 from his home with Reverend Wright officiating burial Nichols cemetery.

Frank Tomsic Elyria Elyria Memorial Hospital Lorain Funeral W. &. Aldrich Aldrich Scott Grafton Jamies Grittax Zelia Sprague Sirs Rather Wolf Was Grange Grant Aldrich Gritta Anna T Hoalcomb Eva Bainoridas LaGrange Josephine Holcomb Oakwood Ohio Methodist Church Belden Oberlin School Wright Nichols Cemetery

Real estate transfers in Elyria and Lorain noting multiple sublots

Transfers show Tottie M and Hennie selling sublot 15 in Lerseb allot Elyria to Frank Sassmanhausen. John F. Daehtler and others sell part of sublot 4, over lot 71, Elyria. Highland Park Land transfers sublot 20 on Highland Boulevard Lorain to Dan Saanyi. Ethel M. Higgins sells sublot 1488 in Eastern Heights Land Co. Elyria to Earl Tavini. Paul I. Goldthorpe sells sublot 7 in Federal Home Bidding Co. Second sub with price 19. Hahl and Mueller transfer to John Zomner sublot 166 in Stone Co. second lot F174.

Tottie M Hennie Frank M. Sassmanhausen Lerseballot Elyria John F. Daehtler James J. Methuire Highland Park Land Dan Saanyi Highland Boulevard Lorain Ethel M. Higgins Earl L. Tavini

Land Use Says to Preserve Forest Cover and Soil

The speaker argues for forest litter and root systems to slow rain runoff and feed streams, while warning that neglecting hillside farms and overgrazing increases flood risk. He calls for natural storage and erosion protection through sensible land use and levee support.

Mississippi Basin

Many Divorce Cases Heard in Court Here

In Judge A K Webber's court today several divorce actions were decided. Agnes Linn of Lorain was granted a divorce from George Linn for gross neglect and extreme cruelty and restored to her maiden name. Lillian Latting regained her maiden name and custody of a minor. Vita B R Plant was divorced from Jos B Plant with custody of children and alimony approved. Marie Nichols was granted divorce and custody of three children after John Nichols was found guilty of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Frank Kovach was ordered to pay Lottie Kovach 10 pounds weekly and 40 pounds expenses. Margaret Krall was awarded 12.50 weekly and 50 for expenses with furniture to be sold and proceeds split.

A. K. Webber Agnes Linn Lorain Auing George Linn Aiden Lillian Latting Merton Latting Vita BR. Plant Jos. BR. Plant John Raymond Nichols Erie Avenue Marie Nichols Nichols Frank Kovach Lottie Joseph Krall Camden Margaret Krat

Market Notes From Cleveland and Toledo Livestock Markets

Aug 22 report shows Cleveland produce prices for bricks cheese and fowls with varied quotes and Jersey potatoes. Cleveland meat and livestock receipts indicate steady to mixed cattle and sheep pricing. Toledo hogs and cattle markets show steady to higher trend with notable high end for heavy hogs and fat lambs.

Cleveland Cleveland Livestock Packine Beef Cove Toledo Livestock Toledo

Health Commissioner urges permits for school contagion reentry

Elyria health commissioner Dr. French announced that permits are required for children to return to school after contagion. He stressed prompt reporting of all contagious diseases and noted no diphtheria cases in public schools since four years of vaccination. He urged parents to seek medical advice for cold symptoms and warned summer colds persist in the region. He added that county fair drink stands must use sterilized or single use cups under state sanitary laws, with city food inspector Savaga enforcing the rule.

Elyria French Elyria Health Commissioner West Virginia Ohio French J George Savaga

Lorain Woman Sues Over Alleged Church Assault

Mary Ludamsky of Lorain filed a common pleas suit seeking damages of 51.00 against Mary Lengel. The complaint states that about 10 39 on Sunday morning at the First Baptist church Lorain the defendant assaulted and beat the plaintiff without provocation causing a nervous shock and bodily pains to the ear head neck and left shoulder.

Common Pleas Court Mary Ludamsky E. S2od Court Lorain Mary Lengel Grove Avenue First Baptist Church

Fragmented Local Ad Snippets and Phrases From Elyria Page

A jumble of promotional lines mentions John Kaiser & Bros Co promoting new homes in Spring Valley, a Roofings brand, and local business slogans. It includes unclear dialogue about water, a dentist, groceries, and coal, with several ad copy fragments and city notices about community services and winter preparations.

John Kaiser & Bros. Co Fay Ray Willer Spring Valley Sishee

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