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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1924
Page
10
A house collapse injures Sipos and harms his parents while a reading session with his mother and father ends in disaster. Sipos sustains internal injuries and his mother's left leg is pierced by a latch as his father suffers crushed hands.
Storm slams Lorain and nearby Lakewood, injuring eight as buildings collapse. Mary Stasik of 1516 Main Avenue reports being tossed by wind and bruised. Richard Graupner watches his home fall away, while John Takach survives a war‑era house collapse. Anna Schmaucher witnesses her granddaughter Eileen Rhoades die from injuries. Edward Parlett, ex Lakewood star, is hurt visiting Lorain. Joseph Kardos seeks treatment in Cleveland.
Birmingham M. E. church schedule lists Sunday school at 10 06 AM and morning worship at 11 30 led by Rev Shirl Bartlett. Elmer Witzen his wife and son Russell Edith Flem ming and three daughters Ellen Esther Virginia from Elyria visit Ella Brandau and W A Moulder. Nettia Haywood and son from Elyria visit C A Mordoff and family. Charley Selven and Ries Evans from Mon.
In Defiance Archie Connors and Jack Lewis fought after a quarrel at a money exchange. Mrs Connors fainted and refused revival, prompting coroner Dr. Wien to declare her dead. She revived moments later, and the coroner then treated a swollen nose from the fight.
A long list of Sunday visitors and weekend guests crosses from Bellevue to Amherst and Lorain. Families including Sanders, Stroller, Davidson, Hinckley, Ennes, and West hosted or were hosted for meals and calls. The Henrietta German M E church convention drew attendees from Cleveland and nearby towns.
Belle Moonshine’s Choice, owned by E R McConnall of Wellington Ohio, is named BOM of Honor Senior three year old at the Ohio Ayrshire show. She produced 10 78 pounds of milk at 4 17 percent, 486 07 pounds of butter fat, with a living calf at 213 days.
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