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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1924

Page

3

Babson chart commentary on 1925 business outlook

Babson offers a detailed analysis of business conditions in 1925, noting prosperity and low mood areas on his chart. He discusses unemployment, commodity prices, wage trends, stock market swings, and regional prospects for the South and Pacific Coast, urging stabilization over inflation.

Bawson Babson Babron Babics Park Roecr Sahbran Stortician Canada Toga Bencers Woerkers Industras Orier United States South Poloon America Pacific Pacific Ocean Atlantic China India Far Ast Stock Exchange Mr. Babson

Four Held After Death Linked to Poison Liquor

Police traced Francisco Oliva and others to rooming houses at 2156 and 2158 East 28th Street after Francisco Fransto died from poisoned liquor. Officers found a small can of marijuana and a Mexican opiate in the room where he rested. Four men, including Nick Servo, Francisco Oliva, Eddie Jimenez, John Tapiz and Jesus Perez, are held or charged as the investigation continues. Coroner awaits lab results to determine the death verdict.

Fransio Folice Fransto Gottlieb Gerber East 28Th Street Nick Servo Murphy Gerber Edward Kalshewski Werber East 28 H Street Qerner Thia Place Pal Francisco Oliva Eddie Jimenez John Tapiz Jesus Perez Franso National Tube Co Lorain Indiana Perry

Oberlin Wedding Unites Edythe Williams and Donald Roots

In Oberlin on Christmas Day a ceremony at the bride’s home joined Miss Edythe Williams of Oberlin to Donald Roots of Elyria in marriage. The bride wore powder blue chiffon for the high noon service.

Oberlin Misa Edythe Williams Donald Roots Elyria

ABE MARTIN On Winter Etiquette

Abe Martin lampoons social manners with rules on hostess borrowing items and gentlemanly conduct. He mocks pretentious etiquette from paying debts to proper speech, recovering dignity after drinking, and ending with a quirky note on preserving decorum in social settings.

Wedding of Miss Carrie May Booler and Groom Mr Copes

Miss Carrie May Booler married Oliver Copes in Mt. Zion Baptist Church with Rev. Povel officiating. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn’s procession, a corsage of roses and dahlias, and an elaborate breakfast for 40 guests. Out of town guests from Elyria Cleveland Lorain Toledo and Drie Pa attended. The couple left for a short bridal trip.

Carrie May Booler Mendelsohn Oliver Copes Povel Mt. Zion Baptist Church Roots Clarence Brown MecLoyd Elyria Alfred Cones George Copes Juanita Wright Cleveland L Manderson Copes Edward Cope Lorain R. F. Pulley Toledo Effie C. Baxter Drie, Pa Clara Tfarrys May Parish Rooter

Services Held for Tree Falling Victim Homer Wenval

Oberlin reports the funeral of Homer Wenval held at the Peabods home with interment in Wimond cemetery. Wenval, 18, died after a tree toppled while he aided a friend cutting it. He had lived five years with the Peabods after being taken from the Children’s Home. He died en route to Elyria hospital after ambulance transport.

Oberlin Homer Wenval W.oi Peabods Wimond Torain Martal Peibods Orain Jed Manual Elyri2

Glee Club Sings at Syracuse on Christmas Eve Tour

The Oberlin College Glee Club performs in Syracuse First Baptist Church tonight and in Albany and New York venues this week. A planned trip includes a possible broadcast from the Astor Theater and a post concert dance at Clifton Springs.

Oberlin Wherlin College Glee Club First Baptist Church Syracuse New York Albany Fourth Presbyterian Church J. E. Wirkler Clifton Springs Eastman Kodak Rochester

Holy Innocence Day Observance At Oberlin Church

Wiloly Innocence Day will be celebrated by the Children of Christ Episcopal church tonight at 7:00 in the church. A brief service precedes a Christmas Festival in the church parlors honoring children in Jerusalem slain by Herod in the Christ Child narrative.

Oberlin Children of Christ Episcopal Church Jeruselem Herod Christ Child Israel

Mrs Frank Grisdinger Susnews at Wellington Home

Mrs Frank Grisdinger aged seventy two died Friday at her Wellington home after years of ill health from paralysis. Survived by three children and fourteen grandchildren. Funeral services at twelve noon Monday at her home, with services at Spencer Church at one o’clock. Burial in Spencer.

Wheeling Pon Frank Grivsinger John Street Aine Prank Aluler Spencer Stark Grissinser Welling Pono LL. Rebsow Cinerpne'ay Erandelslerenu Piaer Spencer Chucth &T Burutl

Hungarian Bishop Visit Marked by Gifts and Mementos

Rev. Lord Bishop Daside Baltazar of the Hungarian Reformed Church will receive an engraved roving cup and conics from the Chronicle-Telegram during his visit. The items will be sent to Debrecen Museum, joining relics housed there for seven centuries. Bishop will be welcomed at the church at 949 by Jane Fewitt, with Archdeacon Baja delivering the afternoon address.

Daside Baltazar Chronicle-Telegram Hungary Debreren Janes Fewitt Mayer Iiikson Archdeacon Baja Nan-Secretarian College Debrecen

Tell Me Not musical comedy at Stial'n theatre

The Tae Seeries Music club of hig rate Universey presented the comedy Tell Me Not at the Stial'n theatre on Christmas day. Delays pushed start, but the Ohio Sinte el yin Qn Christmas day at Stial'n theatre. George Ph ucys Guthrie, a former Olympic hurdler, starred in the male chorus. Edwina Tubby Issington played the countess and steered the plot amid lighter touches on modernism.

Tae Seeries Music Club Hig Rate Universey mTg Ohio Hie Mivria George Ph Ucys Guthrie Eyrin High School United States Guthrie Edwina Tubby Issington Sicily

Local man found dead in bed in POUND area

Pedter Pok lovics 55 was found dead in bed at 1606 Hast 28th street two blocks from another death from drinking liquor last night Coroner Myles I Perry ruled heart trouble The funeral for Robert T Style will be held Sunday afternoon at looon for the home of August Naughmain 434 Tenth street Rev W N Due ner Church of Christ officiating The remains will be shipped to Ashtabula for burial

Pound Sorain Robert T. Style Looon August Naughmain Tenth Street W. N. Duener Church of Christ

Eagles distribute Christmas cheer across local hospitals

Eagles lodge members acted as Santa Claus on Christmas morning visiting Oberlin Children's Home, County Home, Gates Hospital for Crippled Children, and Memorial Hospital to deliver gifts. They also sent baskets of food and toys to needy members and children, continuing their annual charity tradition.

Eagles Lodge Oberlin Children's Home Gates’ Hospital Memorial Hospital Magles

Couple files for divorce in Common Pleas Court

Les E. Schlottman of Elyria sues Mine FE. B Schlottman alleging wilful absence for three years. Married in Buffalo in 1920, they have a son. Schlottman claims his wife took all household goods and the boy and left.

Common Pleas Court Les E. Schlottman Elyria Mine FE Schlottman Buffalo N. Y

Newspaper publishers warn against higher second class rates

Washington reporters from the American Newspaper Publishers' Association told Congress and the postal committee that any rise in second class mail rates would force publications to stop using the mails and reduce Post Office revenue. In Pittsburgh, the Joseph Seep Company announced a 46 cents per barrel advance in Pennsylvania crude oil prices via its purchasing agents for Standard Oil Company.

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