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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1933

Page

10

The Woman with Two Smiles at Volnic Manor Mystery

A Parisian detective digs into the 16 year old Volnic affair where Elisabeth Horain sang amid ruins before collapsing and dying. Jewelry vanished as murder and robbery were suspected, with clues elusive and the manor sealed by secrecy as life at Volnic faded.

Arsene Lupin Monwleur Madame de Jouvella Volnic Auversne Gstrict Vichy Elisabeth Hornain Madame de Jouvelle Hornath de Jouvelles Jean d'Erlemont Elisabeth Hornato Brent Jean -Erlemont Elisabeth Horain Elisabeth Vornain

Taken From Our Files 25 Years Ago 1908 Elyma Padres

In 1908 Company B plans to come to Elyra after a conference with Major Windisch and Camain Dulerow. H W Davis declares the Elyma company will be mustered in within ten days. A new divorce court record is noted in the files.

Elyra H. W. Davis Windisch Camain Dulerow Fish Regiment Elyma Wihin

Avon Ridgeville post office thieves steal nine dollars

Lorain County saw six petitions heard by Judge Washburn granting five divorces and refusing one. Yesgmen rifled cash drawers at Avon and Ridgeville post offices, fled with a horse, abandoning it in Lyita. Loot totaled nine dollars. $300 worth of stamps were dented. They took nothing at Ridgeville.

Lorain County Washburn Yesgmen Avon Ridgeville Lytia

Protest Filed Over Road Closure at Pentre Junction

A protest to the county commissioners challenges the closure of the road at Pentre Junction by the Elyria waterworks contractor laying a new main. Officials say permission to close the tract came from the state. Also, Elyria hosts Sunday talks for young men starting next Sunday with Dean Thomas Graham of Oberlin Graduate School of Theology as speaker.

Pentre Junction Elyria Elyria Bill Thomas Graham Oberlin Graduate School of Theology

Fire truck struggles on muddy Adams Street to Parmely Avenue blaze

A Elyria fire engine encountered a mud clogged route on Adams Street while responding to a house fire on Parmely Avenue last night. The deteriorating road slowed efforts as the vehicle slid through the muck.

Adams Street Almot Elyria Parmely Avenue

Firemen, Residents Push Stricken Vehicle Through Street

A vehicle stuck in the mud required firemen and neighboring residents to push it along a street. Damage was estimated at 750 to 1400 dollars. Officers for 1928 were installed by the Odd Fellows last night, with Frank McDonald as noble grand and Ralph Shribsole as vice grand among others.

Odd Fellows Frank McDonald Ralph Shribsole Eo. Brecknoch Nrb Reinhart Ralph Will Charles Drusendahl

Real Estate Transfers In Elyria And Lorain County

Mary Hershey and D E Hershey transfer property on Kenwood street Elyria to New York Central Railroad Company. Dell Beers transfers property on Ninth street Tarais to Marie Famser Rod Recher Lear Beers and Deana Beers. Property lies between Ninth and Tenth streets Lorain. An unrelated garbled line about wealth and satire ends the item.

Mary Hershey D. EL Hershey New York Central Railroad Company Kenwood Street Elyria Dell Beers Marie Famser Rod Recher Lear Beers Deana Beers Ninth Street Tarais Ninth Tenth Streets Lorain

Early Schools of Camden by Dr F B We

A historical survey tracks school funding from 1629 to 1883. It notes funding sources, legal duties for districts and towns, teacher payment, and provisions that excluded or accommodated white and colored pupils, fuel duties, taxes, and annual reporting requirements.

Early Schools OF Camden FB. Hwe

Exercise Aids Longevity Says Mrs Brown At 100

Mrs Emily Brown celebrates her centennial in Fremont Wisconsin by praising moderate outdoor activity and freedom from worry. She marked the day by splitting kindling in a backyard wood pile and carrying it to the house as a simple birthday observance.

Fremont Emily Brown

Yale studies highway traffic in New Haven

Yale estabishes a highway traffic study bureau under the Commerce on Transportation. Robbing and Sueckel, former Connecticut motor vehicles commissioner, direct the unit. The bureau will serve industry private groups and the public with analysis and service.

YALE New Haven Conn Robbing & Sueckel Connecticut Commeree On Transportation

Ninety-Five Years Of School District Reports

The Camden Township district records from Lorain County Ohio show teaching activity for the past year with three months in common schools and additional months by a female teacher. The average daily attendance was 10 to 35 to 66, with the female teacher paid $14.15 from the common school fund and the remainder from subscribers. Subjects taught included reading writing arithmetic and geography. Directors listed are J. Youngless W. Lesher and C. Parriteh. To be continued tomorrow.

Connecticut Cannan Camden Isa Camden Township Lorain Conti Ohio

Hospital gardener grows cotton in Nebraska

Thomas Smith, gardener at St Marys Hospital in Columbus, reports the first successful crop of about 20 hills of cotton in the hospital garden. The experiment tests whether cotton can be grown in Nebraska’s climate this year.

Hospital Garden Columbus Nebraska Thomas Smith St Mary's

Postal card from 1913 shows women in long skirts at Madison Square Garden

Fred S. Bertsch received a postal card mailed from New York on Sept 17 1913 by Chicago art critic Karry Engle. It features a scene of women in ankle-length skirts promenading near Madison Square Garden in New York City.

Holland, Mich Fred S. Bertsch New York Karry Engle Chicago Madison Square Garden

Harvest 12 Million Trout Eggs Planned at Elk Lake

In Oregon at Elk Lake the State Game Commission collects 2.5 million brook trout eggs in the first week toward a expected total of about 12 million. The fish rearing will feed Cascade mountain lakes.

Elk Lake State Game Commission Cascade Mountain Lakes

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Omans Two Marquis d'Erlemont Hidle Tie Windrake CIA Madame de Jourelle Miiracla Seale Paris Gorgeret Lebardon Lrama Lydia E. Pinkram Phitas Aso Piates Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada H. SP. District W. Sthot Nsurance Sohio United States Weather Bureau Standard Oil Co J. Youngless W. Lesher C. Parriteh Cuthura Scep Sd He. Talcun Be Sefore Potter Dene & Chariral Corp Manhattan U THE Elyria Lumber & Coal L Chestnut Street
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