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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1927
Page
3
A historical account recalls the Old LaGrange Church beginnings in 1828 with Rev Julius Beeman leading pioneers and 18 members. It traces growth, wartime era actions, a 1898 dedicated building, and current ties, naming Pastor Clinton E F Garvin and noted community figures while detailing anniversary events and local society notices.
Oberlin village council will present the zoning ordinance for its second reading at Wednesday’s meeting at 7 p.m. Citizens may attend to voice support or objections. Several items and local notices appear in briefs, including club meetings, a pork dinner, and a medical incident in Oberlin.
Obituary notices from Wellington describe the death of Bobbie Moehke at Oberlin hospital after a bicycle accident near a West End grocery, with three siblings named Lyle Gaylord Ardith. Other items report Rollin Parks leaving for Pennsylvania after his mother’s death, and a grandfather T S Crow passing in his sixth year. Friendship Guild met in Wellington with local residents listed. Lorain County Council plans a meeting in Bay City with local names mentioned.
Members of the Amherst study club met at the home of Mrs. Amherst Brady Minh on a Monday evening. The program included readings titled Living a Memory and The Hasetua, with Future topics in music and poetry set for upcoming sessions. The gathering featured a brief business session and a social period, with attendance noted of several named members and guests.
A church survey event in Atmberkana features a staging of The Belle of Barcelomas by the Singer Group at Friendship Club with Miss Donola T Wellngsworth sponsoring and Miss Tona Kaser as pianist. Rehearsals continue as scouts gather in Berceld ia Spain for the Toradors festival with act order listed.
The clipped item lists residents and guests around Elyria including Miss Florence Rodman, Miss Artone Keleh, Harold Grugel at an auto show in Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Fell and children in Elyria, and many others visiting or staying with neighbors. It mentions hospital admissions, convalescence, a Case School of Applied Science student resuming studies, and flu affecting T. A. Williams and Myrtle.
Atlantic Cary S J reports at the national canners convention that progress in tinless containers for corn beets and pumpkins could soon replace regular tin cans. Enamels and thickness optimization aim to prevent fruit and vegetable spoilage and rust, with welded shells and enamel coatings under study.
Feb 1 report notes Tamore Taliner of Riese and Weir will sail Mauretime in February to transport trophies from an African hunt. items include twenty six lions, leopards, tigers and many antelope. Dersay Palmer sickened by tsetse bite treated by experts. outcome uncertain. gold shipments by air on the rise in Europe.
A report by American Commercial Attache Chester Le Jones in Paris covers the first five semiannual periods of the Dawes plan, noting reparations payments totaling about 52 million marks, with France receiving roughly 225 million marks in goods. Coal products, fertilizers, and other commodities dominated deliveries, and the shift toward agricultural and timber exports is highlighted as a key change in the reparations mix. Coal and coal products remain a major share, about one third, of total payments, underscoring France’s reliance on foreign coal supplies.
At the University of Minnesota, 100,000 grass blades are produced by a machine to create a prairie scene for the Tavita group. Walter J. Bereckenridge and David Crowther oversee the device that stamps and cuts green cellulose sheets to form a life like western prairie landscape with diverse grasses and features.
An aged fragment from a Washington article describes plans around a Hill Museum and a clash of officials. It references Queen Marie and seafaring terms, noting objections and potential orders shaping the project near the Columbia River.
A probation officer report from Monroe County notes a startling rise in felonies by youths aged 16 to 20 in Rochester, with more than one third of offenses by this group. County Court offenders most often faced larceny and intoxication related charges, the largest number tied to support conventions in the city.
A proposed bill by Senator Murder Waitt in Columbus would create a five member board appointed by the governor to revise the penal code, establish a juvenile court, and require psychological examinations for convicted felons. Offenders would be classified into five groups and directed to specialized facilities and treatment based on mental and physical characteristics.
Lady De Rathe known as a famed beauty defends herself amid defamation claims. Peter Wright testifies in Monte Carlo denying withdrawal of insults toward Lady De Rathe. The trial reveals ongoing disputes over remarks and possible legal action.
In a terse remark, the Taconic statement read denial under oath regarding Wright. The comment signals formal opposition or refusal, tying to ongoing proceedings or disputes involving Wright, with emphasis on sworn credibility and official stance.
In LaGrange on February 1 a 55th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. BR Curtice drew relatives to their home. Attendees included extended family from Cleveland Elyria and West View with luncheon at noon and gifts of money. The event honored the couple and their long marriage with a social gathering and well wishers.
A fragmentary tale outlines suitors from the houses of Trevittia Anvivia Savay Vialyy and others seeking the hand of Princess Giovanna of Try as political alliances and dynastic aims unfold amid treaty tensions and religious debate. Names and places appear garbled but indicate a royal marriage intrigue across neighboring realms and looming throne contests.
The Chinese New Year brings feasting, gift giving, and red attire as millions seek relief from chaos. Markets showcase jewel pieces and toy crafts while Pekin strived with arches and lights amid economic depression. Foreigners fear anti foreign backlash as celebrations unfold.
A described strongest candidate named hrecht is portrayed as head of a religious order and a Roman Catholic. Mussolini is reportedly favorable. The note suggests Hungarian royal family support could secure Italian dominance in the area against France, Yugoslavia, and Czechoslovakia.
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