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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1927
Page
11
An obituary notice records the death of a public official and notes the line about the official drawing a salary of 00. The terse text implies a formal public notice of demise with minimal details and a placeholder salary figure.
Frank Neuberger and Irene Neuberger sue Lydia Morgan Arthur McNelly and Betsey McNelly and unknown heirs and spouses in Lorain County Ohio to quiet title to 60 acres in Lake Ridgeville township Warren County described by bounds near Chestnut Ridge Road. Petition claims open continuous possession over 21 years and seeks to bar any adverse interests, with defendants required to answer by a stated deadline.
The listing details January 1928 radio programming across Cleveland stations WAM WEAR and others. It includes Molly Santa Claus from Taylor's Toptown, vaudeville from Loew's and Toew's State Theaters, talks by Arthur Tans and William Purrar, weather forecasts, orchestras, piano recitals, and numerous time signals. The schedule spans 6 p.m. to after midnight with varied acts, broadcasts from National Broadcasting Co studios, and hotel orchestras.
Wellington selection of Mason ic Order members gathered for a six o clock dinner and installation led by Judge Ruhl of Cleveland. Arthur W Shields was thanked as Master while new officers were introduced with attendees from Lorain.
Fifty members of the Friendship Guild gathered at Mrs Fryd Dougherty’s home for the annual Christmas party. A brief program featured solos by Aletha Stacey piano selections by Clair Hill and carols by the Girls’ IT, S. quartet. Contests were won by Miss Brugmeyers and Mrs Charles Baum. Old Santa distributed gifts before refreshments. Mrs Charles Murry and Mrs C G Baffles assisted. Leave for Florida indicates W R Wear and Miss Margaret Warner depart tomorrow for winter in Florida.
Members of the King's Bareh fera plan a meeting next Monday evening at Wyre Jolt Merry Wisshe's home. Divrant is in charge of the program for the evening.
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Wm Cushion, former Wellington resident and mother of Eugene Cushing, who died at her Columbus home. The body will be brought here for burial with funeral services at the MEB church on Wednesday at 2:29. AEW Ford display announced for Friday at Jones Motor Co. showing the new Ford model.
Mrs. B Foster of Cleveland was hosted by the Amherst Study Club for a business session with 17 members present. Plans were made for a Christmas party at Mrs James Nicholl's home on December 15, with Mrs Jay Glette as assistant hostess. Readings on The Mormots Salt Lake City Black Hills and Royal Gorge were shared. The group discussed the new city delivery expansion and home numbering on Woodill drive. The Security Benefit Association and St Peters activities were noted along with various social visits and upcoming meetings.
After the lecture plans for a new school building were shown. Henry Bechtel and others entertained over the weekend. Methodist Sunday school scholars rehearse for a Christmas program at 7:36 this evening. WCTU meeting postponed to January 1928. Amherst Hi orchestra rehearsed for a chapel program Friday. Calvin Ludwig and Jack Unger injured in a hospital admission.
Ohio State University trustees take over management of all athletic funds after the athletic board’s refusal. They approve turning the stadium over to the state with the board remaining responsible for payments on the Horseshoe project totaling 1 900 000 dollars while 260 000 dollars remains due.
Lloyd Hahn, leading American middle distance runner, plans a winter race with Dr. Peltzer of Germany. He hopes German authorities will permit indoor racing during his visit. Hahn seeks a training month in the U S and hints the German could deliver the race of his life. He says Olympic focus signals his final indoor season and may retire after the Games. The piece also describes The Fens in England as a Bedford Level plain spanning about 60 by 40 miles from Peterborough to Northampton and Cambridge to [unreadable].
Mrs. William Uhlenbecker of Cleveland aged 81 attributes rapid improvement to Redwood's Tepee Herb Tonic after years of pain misattributed to old age. She reports reduced back pain, restored appetite, regular bowels, and overall strength gain, noting her son used the product successfully. Sold by Wm Phillips in Elyria.
Shoppers are invited to inspect a wide range of used cars with many makes and models on hand. Each vehicle carries a definite guarantee on motor and battery, emphasizing reliability. Neighbors who recently bought one can attest to the dealership's credibility.
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