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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1925

Page

2

Smuggling Seaman’s Daughter Before Grimsby Court

May White, a nineteen year old smuggling survivor, told magistrates at Grimsby her life aboard ships with foreign sailors. Authorities questioned her identity as she offered aliases and faced remand while inquiries continue. Separately, radio distress tech advances include automatic distress alarms and a Swedish sit-down test, with Dublin’s Marconi station nearing operation.

Mary Paniizke Hull

Oberlin Road Socials And Visits In Oberlin Area

Local notes from Oberlin report visits by Mrs Paul Wilson of Cleveland to her aunt Mrs Charles Rhodes, and gatherings at the homes of Mr and Mrs John Van Haverlyn and Mr and Mrs Fred Hawks. Nearby families from Lakewood, Flynna, Kipton, and South Amherst are also mentioned with Thanksgiving, football injuries, and club meetings. A town work crew advances road cinders south of Minety-eighth. A January social at the school house is planned under Mrs J C Davidson. entertainment proposals from Oberlin toward future school events are noted.

Oberlin Road Paul Wilson Cleveland Charles Rhodes George Baumann Mildred Nest Ridge John van Haverlyn Katherine Mar Garet Clark Lakewood William Farr GC. N. Williams James Reynoard Flynna Fred Hawks R. F Clark Ted Harper Fred Moser South Amherst Alfred Sprecher Oberlin John Baumann Milton Perkins Frances Sarah Perkins Kipton Fred Howk Minety-Eighth

Weatherstrip Your Doors and Windows for Savings

Local home improvement ad promotes weatherstripping to save on fuel and doctor bills, urging readers to get estimates. The message emphasizes energy efficiency and cost reductions through sealing gaps in doors and windows.

Children's Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle

A toy puzzle page presents a pictorial crossword with clues for both across and down. Across clues include wool bags by Baa Baa Black Sheep, a month abbreviation, a fairy or sprite, and a theft term. Down clues feature an athletic game, a Revolutionary hero’s surname, and a Paris tower name. The page notes SATURDAY'S PUZZLE ANSWERED.

Paris

NoWet Cloud in Washington Political Sky Observers Assert

Observers claim no wet cloud in Washington politics as meetings draw large crowds. Mr William Farr reportedly hosted a new water Kent radio visit while Sherman Powell spent Saturday with Huron residents. Lake venue PTA meeting drew a state speaker and seven talks on PTA work across the state.

Washington

Murray Ridge Community Notes Reach Local Residents

Dee 7- Mr and Mrs Webber of Elxhia visited Eugenes Sites home and Mr and Mrs Frank Wilkes and family of Huron hosted Sunday. Wm Spiegelberge and daughter Marion Ruth and Mrs J Fitch of Lorain called on M S Eppley Wednesday. A J Derek and Mrs Watson hosted Tuesday evening in El Tia. Ruth Hunger spent Tuesday evening with Pearl Eppley.

Murray *Hidge Dee Webber Elxhia Eugenes Frank Wilkes Huron Ara Ed Powell Wm. Spiegelberge Marion Ruth J. Fitch Lorain Eppley Wondar A J Derek Joe Watson el Tia Ruth Hunger Pearl Eppley

Local Socials Highlight Elyria Visits and Recitals

Mrs J R Lews of Elyria spent Friday at Mrs Eds home. Mr and Mrs Hunger and family and Norma Walker and Pearl Enpiey attended an Organ Recital Tuesday evening at St Johns Church. George Morsdorf called on E Eppley Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Ed Powell attended the performance Bimodo Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Eugene Sites entertained Sunday dinner guests Mr and Mrs Charles McClare and son Howard and Mr Dave Weekley of New London. Mrs Ervin Eppley spent Wednesday in Elyria at the home of her sister Mrs Stusber.

J. R. Lews Elyria Ed. Powell C. Hunger Norma Walker Pearl Enpiey St. John's Church George Morsdorf E. Eppley Sirs Eugene Sites Charles McClaer Howard Dave Weekley New London Ervin Eppley S. Stusber

German profiteers rise like mushrooms in war's wake

Berlin December 7. A new book titled The Word in Figures by W. Woy reveals how profiteers grew in the war’s aftermath. The statistics show rapid, widespread enrichment from blood-soaked soil, highlighting a troubling postwar economy.

Berlin

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