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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1927
Page
14
Oberlin business men’s team defeats rival in both games of a doubleheader at Park 1. First game 8 to 2 with strong pitching and double plays by the team. Second game 15 to 7 after late rally by Oberlin as college side scored none until the ninth inning.
Two German couples celebrated their sixty fifth wedding anniversaries in Berlin with similar timing as a Berlin widow also reached the same milestone with the same firm. The report notes differing life spans and social changes from the past fifty years.
Radio guide lists today programs from stations WAAM WEAF WOR and WIZ in Newark and New York. Debate on censorship at 7 30 pm, with music and variety shows including Shades of Green and Philco Hour across stations.
Jimmie Wells, 26, of Valparaiso Indiana, confessed to robbing auto parts stores in Ohio and Indiana. Police say the confession directed them to caches containing several thousand dollars worth of tires and auto accessories.
Officials say a silver gift given to Mrs. Van der Pil during a church event was misdated and misattributed. The retirement gift was declared incorrect and the money portion discussed by church leaders. Mayor Herrington fined five dollars with costs in Foliette for a separate matter.
Miss Mildred Sachs, age 81, faced a $21.50 fine for removing a sum from a purse. The state later rescinded the sentence as payments were in doubt and officials found the funds had been misappropriated from the purse. Moses Gans, printer, died in a rear tile room with 35 accounts and scattered fortunes. his estate appraisal stood at 230507 net. Only a few pieces of furniture remained.
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