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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1924
Page
11
Babylon reports a deadly sea storm that claimed multiple crewmen including Chas Seaves. Coast guard inquest reveals a landing ship Dut-2 was a rum runner and its heavy cargo worsened conditions, sending it into heavy seas as bodies wash ashore.
Miss Mura Freiberg, 19, a Wellesley College sophomore, was found dead with a gunshot wound in the Cincinnati home of Dr. Elmore Tauber, a wealthy physician. Tauber claimed the student borrowed a book and left his revolver untouched. relatives say a key was given to the girl.
Jan 5 Amherst South Amherst report visits and weekend stays. Jr and Mrs Elmer Bryant and daughter of Elyria visited his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Suth. Lester Strickler of Ogantz spent days with sister Mrs Charles Barnhart. Albert Histed of Lorain visited relatives with Mr and Mrs Fred Schaub. Edith Melon of Cleveland spent weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Melon. Tucker of Oberlin spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Powers. Majorie Squires of Oberlin was Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs George Goir. John Witt and Mrs Philip Euler were Elyria shoppers Saturday. Carl Bruce of Brownhelm spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs M Bailey. Pearl Harper spent several days in Pittsfield.
Relatives returned home as Elyria and Oberlin visitors wintered through the region. Amherst, Pittsfield, and Brownhelm residents spent Sundays with local families and joined watch parties in Oberlin. A new baby boy was born at Amherst hospital and several people traveled to Cleveland Columbus and Toledo for gatherings.
Chandler announces two new sedans the Hour Door five passenger and a seven passenger model on Flober bodies with standard Chandler chassis and Pike Peak motor. Prices list at 1895 for the four door and 2095 for the seven passenger while the Chummy sedan drops to 1745.
Au Courant club entertained at Miss Olive Bellar home. Gleaners at St Peter's church and Ladies society meet. W C T U to host January 17. Numerous local residents and visitors noted, including Mrs Northeim hosting, Smythe selling auto tags, and various travels to Lorain Cleveland Oberlin and Chicago.
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