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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
16
A brief farewell message reads Good Bye From Your Buddies Alfred and Russell. The unsigned note presents a friendly sign off and hints at a departing camaraderie between the two individuals.
Disjointed dialogue outlines a plan to coerce a suspect and obtain access to a van and car. Aimed at a late night meeting, the scheme mentions a gun and a detective persona to approach Alfred White.
An appointment of a second judge was made at about $2,500 as affidavits filed with county clerk Miss Mabel Marsh were docketed and sent to Chief Justice Marshal of the Ohio Supreme Court. He must travel to the city to investigate. if affidavits are valid, another judge will be appointed to hear the case.
The Franklin Parent Teachers Association held a reception for new members at the Franklin School Building with good attendance. Delegates Miss Hittie McCloy and Mrs. Carl Lehman were chosen to attend the state convention in Canton February 12-13. The club announced receipt of its charter and sent thanks to Mr. Charles Crehote for school board service.
Sienne enjoyed a birthday party at her home with friends from Lorain and Amherst, ending with dancing at the hostesses’ home and a visit to an ice cream parlor. Division A of the Second Congregational church met for annual planning and social hour at Mrs. Rosas’ home. LaPorte Ladies Aid Society held a tureen dinner at the church, with readings by Mrs. Ihrlam and Mrs. Robson. The Third Masonic Dance drew a large crowd at the Elks Hall. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for several local residents.
Mrs. Lee Wilford of Nova Ohio visits Mrs. B D Kindig on Lake Avenue. Misa Elizabeth Rich visits Cleveland. Charles Guth resumes studies at Ohio College of Chiropody Cleveland after holiday at home. Several locals ill or traveling with guests and New Year greetings from England. A son born to Mr and Mrs John Nicholas at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Grandchild of Mrs George Standen reaches fifth generation.
National W C T U president set aside a day of prayer observed yesterday afternoon at Mrs Frank Furze's home. Fifteen members attended with Mrs Darius Wells in charge of the program. Wellington, Ohio. January. Also notes United Young People's class of the Church of Christ to meet at the home of Mr and Mrs.
Wellington hosts an active Odd Fellows social with a large expected attendance at the Odd Fellows Hall this evening. The report notes the popular dances draw big crowds and highlights community participation from local and visiting members.
Oberlin notices report the death of Mrs. Minor Williams of Douglaston Long Island and burial in Xenia Ohio. a Clavilux recital by Thomas Wilfred in Finney Chapel January 19. a Latin neighbors talk by Charles Ewald at United Church. and village council announces new chiefs and fire department officers for the coming year.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a remedy for thin weak children. It cites a Mahwah New Jersey case where a boy gained weight and energy after two months of use. The ad urges mothers to try the tablets for 30 days with money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Alfred Butcher died after a week of illness at his home in Columbia on January seventh. He was 82 years old and survived by his wife five sons twenty-one grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 30 p m at his home and burial will follow in Columbia Cemetery. Also reported are fire chief notices Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows lodge officer installations in Oberlin with various officers named and a police lodging report for 14 wanderers found during cold weather.
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