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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1929
Page
7
Oslo reports Captain Amundsen's polar medals sold for 4000 dollars to satisfy claims against his estate. His bankruptcy in 1924 followed extensive costs from scientific expeditions. Amundsen died during a fails rescue attempt, uttering to his lawyer Make me a free man.
Mr and Mrs W Hi Hart of the Oberlife road along with Helsinger and Howard Lily of Cleveland called on Mr and Mrs C un Williams Monday evening. The Mc Mullins and daughter Hazel visited friends in Jarton Thursday. The Rowleys attended the installation of Lorain county grange officers in Elyria Saturday. Several locals hosted visitors from Cleveland and Elyria during New Year celebrations. The school remains closed for flu through Jan 6. New Year dinners feature many Oberlin Elyria and Lakewood residents.
The Luce Ald Society event in Elyria was postponed due to flu in the community. Mr and Mrs Gar Mektoberts and sons George and Dean, from Oberlin Road, visited their son Fred studying aviation in Detroit but home for vacation. New Year dinner guests included Jr and Mrs Frank Pallas and Rinenart Paling family. Master Frederick Pallas spent time with his aunt Mrs Mary Fox and family. Miss Matelle Simms visited Friday night with cousins Mr and Mrs Ray and Simms on Oberlin Road.
The latest census reports a total population of 6,201,684 with 3,128,449 women and 2,076,235 men, giving women a 52,214 majority. The sisters of Venus hold sway in present day Greece.
A short humorous item from Norristown Pennsylvania notes that even skunks have rights, with a playful lead about their protected status and a light, whimsical tone typical of a daily column.
Judge Harold G. Knight called the defendant vermin in a legal trapping case. The decision references colonial charter language about the Genete Court of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay and its governance.
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