Montgomery Turn Stirs Part of Mrs Ronk Story
In the readable fragment of Mrs Ronk's narrative the scene shifts as Montgomery turns a page in the tale. The brief excerpt hints at narrative tension without revealing full context or consequences.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1925
Page
6
In the readable fragment of Mrs Ronk's narrative the scene shifts as Montgomery turns a page in the tale. The brief excerpt hints at narrative tension without revealing full context or consequences.
Witness Mrs. Ronk recalls Mrs. Montgomery and reveals no scandal tying Banks to the Montgomerys. The incident ends with Mrs. Montgomery's husband dying after a pistol misfired as he attempted to shoot himself, with Mrs. Ronk noting she knew Montgomery for fifteen years, and Mr. Ronk being related to Mrs. Thompson of Wellington.
Columbia reports show visits by Mr and Mrs George Weekly and others to Berea. Mrs Mame Ryan travels from Philadelphia to care for a gravely ill mother while Ed Donahue and Sarah Schnoor arrive from Detroit. The Baptist Mission Circle meets March 4 at the town hall with Mrs Nettie Allen leading a tureen dinner and sewing work afterward.
Friday guests and visits listed include Jonas Bastard and Ralph Ives of LaPorte dining with family. Mrs Emil Smith’s clan from Cleveland, Mrs Harold Rose in Cleveland, and Mrs Mina Jacquey sick with doctor calls. Charles Walkden moves from Mrs Hutchinson’s farm to Clarence Adame and Mrs Mary Barber rents Copopa house to Mr Davis.
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