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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1930

Page

5

Realisation Co shares rise from Liberator crash tale

London accounts indicate 25 600 held as faithfulness shares of the United Realisation Co. once linked to the Liberator Building Society crash. After decades in drawers, the sale of the Hotel Cecil in London shifts value, with 200 000 shares to be absorbed. The firm, formed in 1895 to settle depositor claims, has reduced its debt and now holds about four million pounds in the Cecil deal.

London Seime Inited Realizztion Co Liberator Buildix Society Sar. Jabez Balfour Cecil Trand Skell Mex Gioline Company Liberator United Realisation Comppany Fer Chenging Cecil Mpany Style Center Newell Hotel Capitol Theatre

Attended Circle Meetings and Society Notices

South Ridge reports attendances at Circle No 2 of St Pauls Hyuria and a Fidele meeting at different homes. Awards given at a Fidele party with prizes for first and second place. Mrs Fred Schaub attended St Stephens Amherst Aid Society. Frank Scanbhen celebrated his second birthday with relatives and a cake decorated with two lighted candles.

South Ridge Edward Stang Lewis Phis Helen St. Aul's Church Hiyria August Meade Arthur Starkweather Agnés Boulies Fred Schaub Aid Society St. Step’s Church Amherst Thursty Fred

A CLEAR COMPLEXION Dr Edwards Tablets Offer

An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards tablets for clear complexions and fitness, priced at 15c 30c and 6c, highlighting the product and its urging for health.

Maumee Dairy Milk Promotes Health and Patriotism

A vintage ad urges readers to drink Maumee Dairy milk as part of a healthy lifestyle and national pride. The message blends wellness with a call to support local dairy production, highlighting the product and community benefits.

Maumee Dairy

Evangelical League social and Father-Son events noted

A local Evangelical League meeting at the Balls home featured games, contests and refreshments after a business session led by Miriam Fowl. Attendees included the Barrers, Johnston, Barrer, Spieselberg, Bechtel, Fowl and others. A Father-Son Banquet occurred at First Evangelical Church in Ambhers with George Knittle and Walter Grobe assisting. Various residents visited relatives, attended dinners, and local teams played, including Sullivan Independent and league basketball teams, with a 32 to 28 result for the Independent team.

L. E. Societe Evangelical League Christian Endeavor Society Newton Balls Devetionals Miriam Fowl Corwin Barrer Fredore Johnston Harold Barrer Westidse Imma Spieselberg Townline George Knittle Walter Grobe Jane Robert First Evangelical Ambhers Ruth Fowl Barberton J.P Bechtel F T. Collier Elyria Frank Bechtel Conred Krust Nelson Bechtel Amherst Frank McDonald Cleveland Sullivan Independent

Community notes from Henrietta and surrounding areas

Feb events and family updates from Henrietta and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs John Keressi host birthday dinner for Joe Jr and Brand Keressi. PTA meeting planned for Feb 19 at the school. Local visits include Harold Coates to Elyria, Chas Cook hosting at Frank Page’s, and James Lees returning home from Athens after vacation.

Henrietta John Keressi Joe Bado South Amherst Joe Jr Brand Keressi H. Currier Harold Coates Jank Page Elyria Chas Frank Page Jay Carrier Alien Hospital Oberlin G. Hy. Courrier James Lees Athens Ohio Rex Lees Archie McDowell Geo H. Page Beriin Heights Max Evan Coates Rod and Gun Club Oberlin High School Arthur West George Unger Fayette Page Fitchville C. Sanders Ruth Portman Earl Kendeigh Ruth Madge Joe Currier Donald Pietch Oscar Zurcher Grace Currier Y.M.C.A Ely Tia George Page Berlin Heights D. c. Sanders Max Coaten Walter Walker

LaGrange Community Notes and Social Scraps

LaGrange society items from February recount visits with Margaret Knight relatives in Delaware and Elyria. local dinners and dances in Oberlin. illnesses including Billy Wilcox with pneumonia. births and deaths including Oliver Heindrick’s son. Lorain County chorus members set to broadcast. marriages of Dorothy Conklin and Clair Devereaux and Melva Haltiwill to Paul Bowen. church events and community gatherings noted throughout the week.

la& Grange Margaret Knight Delaware Umbia Rundle R. B. Kelrer Rawson A. A. Wilcox Elyria L. €. Meresmith Young Con Barold Guthrie Center Iowa Paul Nichols Charles Adams Cley le Grange Oberlin Clarice Monosmith A. W. Jones Billy Wilcox East Main Street Ione Cole Ot Eaton Lydia Keimer C. E. Garvin Cievelang Dorothy Haliwill Amela Adams Clevar Webb Worthington Ollie Heindrick Hitle Brooklin Heind Jslvis Freemer Detroit Wihelminga Knowles Margaret Butler Adeline Robert Vivian Wheeler Harriet Knowles Rosalie Adams June Buswell Eleazor Wigert Helen Zeroil Mane Rockwood Herbert Venerables Cleveland Venerables Hot Springs Arkansas Melva Haliwill Melvin Haltiwill Paul Bowen Ashland Fels. Ltd Newport Kentucky

Hospital stay after Memorial Hopi tal operation

A patient operated upon at Memorial Hopi tal this week will need to remain in the hospital for some time.

Memorial Hopital

Spencer Spencer Feb 17 WCUT meeting memory Frances Wulard

Spencer Spencer February 17 WCUT met at Mrs J T McCourt East Main Street with good attendance. A program honored Frances Wulard. Father and Son banquet at Methodist church drew eighty four with music and speeches. Visitors and relatives listed attended various social events. funeral duties and visits noted. community reminders and a card party by Pythian Sisters and a Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting highlighted local life.

Shaw Wretha Ford Methodis Merry Workers Patterson Medina Herbert Kuepfer West Street H. J. Gotzschool Canton L. J. Fraviey Akron Ror Barnes Homervilis Florence Walters Irs Homer Tnescar Tha P's John Burbage Mein Street Burbage Verza Aukerman Howard McCourt Re. Hemer Barnes Homerville Mary Griggs Well G Griggs Maz Jean Ely Sauringy Loz Reth Blake Dagleish Pythian Sisters Wolf Anbie North Street Methodise Church

Pigs Squeal on Quartet of Thieves in Cleveland

Six alleged stolen pigs led to police attention and four men receiving deterred sentences from Criminal Judge Franck C. Phillips. The article notes a sign of health in many cases from a Japanese practice and mentions long felashes.

Cleveland Franck C. Phillips

Women flier group forms at East Boston airport

The Women’s Wing and Prep Club for fliers forms in East Boston with 14 charter members and nine privately owned planes. President Lorraine Jette Bavon of Brookline heads the group planning cross-country flights and aviation aims for several members including Radcliffe students and Betsy Keller and Aymes Wilcox with Atlantic ambitions.

Boston Kt Rour East Boston Lorraine Wvovren Newton Mass Privat Ace MC Bart Jette Bavon Brookline Chlldren Vivia Decaam Elud Radcliffe School Betsy Keller Fort Smath Ark Atlantic Aymes Wilcox Colin Paramsa Central America Willis Kelley Wilcox Massachuetts New York Colon Treviub Coray Teddy Keny Brooklines Lilias “Mortartr M . Mass Manila Pais Billy Nelson Beverly Mirs Daltile Burrson Mildred A Chase Chelsea

Alpine climbing death toll climbs in Swiss statistics

Switzerland records show Alpine climbing becoming more dangerous with more deaths than accidents. Over 1926 to 1928 a total of 185 deaths from 15% accidents. winter fatalities rise due to avalanches and storms, as climbers rope together increasing risk.

Alpine flowers blamed for most summer climbing deaths

Statistics show the skit responsible for most incidents, while Alpine flowers cause the great majority of summer accidents. Climbers seeking rare blossoms on cliff edges or peaks account for many fatalities.

Plan Husking Bee at Grundy Center Iowa

A pier on Clyde Wihelme’s farm near Grundy Center Iowa will be carefully fertilized this spring in preparation for the national husking contest to be held there in 1922.

Clyde Wihelme

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