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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1929

Page

8

Drake Estate myth debunks fraud claims abroad

London reports the Drake estate, once alleged worth up to billions, is a myth. No crown jewels no hidden wealth exists. American claimants were courted by Hartzell and Corey in a long running fraud pattern dating to 1902. Embassy warnings and lawsuits followed, with many affidavits filed and little progress or payment.

London Eng Drake Spanish Main Bank of England Drake Castle Devonshire United Press Sir Francis Drake Hartzell Oscar Hartzell Col Dexter Drake Minnesota Iowa British Museum America John William Joseph Drake Ther Elisha Clark Corey Corey Heresby Corer Clar England E. C. Corey United States Great Britain Townley Dunn Eleanor Dunn Plainfield N. J Francis Drake James Henry Smith Lime Ohio Smith James Jones Farmers State Bank St. Edward's Virginia Drake Bar California Drake Estate

La Grange Social News Recaps July Events

La Grange notices reflect a busy local week with visits from Elyria Bowling Green and Grand Rapids residents. The Foreign Missionary society met, a July 4th gathering occurred at Pittsfield, and many families hosted or attended dinners, receptions, and a church recital in Elyria as townsfolk socialized and shared updates.

New Oberlin Social Roundup on Holidays and Visits

Mr and Mrs John Brackley and children toured to Pennsylvania then stayed with his parents. A girl was born July 4 at Allen Hospital. Many families from Oberlin and nearby towns attended Fourth of July events at Cedar Point, Pittsfield, Chippewa Lake, and Vermilion. Numerous visits among Wohlheber Linden Schmitz Dion Heath Peabody Telford and other local residents noted through the week.

John Brackley Pennsylvania Raymond Reisinger Allen Hospital Emma Wohleber A. J. Linden Elyria Cedar Point Frank J. Schmitz C. Justin N. Webber Crystal Beach Michael Smith Dorotha Leo Smith Smith George Dion Arthur Dion Pittsfield Wm. Peabody J. J. Hackett Talmadge Fred Burdick Pauline McPherson Carl North Fairfield Henry Schmitz Albert Leo Younglas Smilies C. D. Peabody Esther Manns Kent School Hazel Vermilion On the Lake Earl Peabody Davis Bishop Theodore Manns Chippewa Lake H. Telford Champney Robert Augusta Milan Lincoln Kelly Henrietta R. H. Reibhly Oberlin Murray Ridge

Community Picnic and Flight at Local Farm

Miss Karel Clarrison and friends spend Saturday night at the farmer’s home near Grafton and visit nearby Delaware Gap and Atlantic City. An all church event follows at Belden new Sunday with an organ recital and readings led by Rex P Reawn. attendees include local families and notable residents. A Massachusetts airplane pilot landed at W. XN Nitencock’s farm Monday evening, drawing many curious observers awaiting fuel.

Grafton Karel Clarrison Helix Jane Day Delaware Gap Atlantic City Belden M. EL Seevite Paul Brean Otee Farm Cinh House Besa Opromatis Oarchestral Ooeams Asfite Cimring Rex P Vielim Resina Keeterska Vida Law Tausie Orenaine Frank Willard Eistia Drom Sale Warard Knowson

Community Guests Attend Seasonal Celebration Highlights

Misses Margaret and Ruth Coon and other locals attended a Wednesday party hosted by Ruth Adams with prize winners including Margaret Coon Helen Zeroll Rosalie Adams and Dorothy Wolcott. Out of town guests Jeneanne Ingols and Mrs. Mattie Prosser with Aunt Mrs. Etta Nichols traveled for Michigan relatives. Local families hosted and visited across multiple towns during the holiday events.

Margaret Ruth Coon Ruth Adams Margaret Coon Helen Zeroll Rosalie Adams Dorothy Wolcott Jeneanne Ingols Mattie Prosser Etta Nichols Florida Michigan Joe Bickel Cleveland S. F. Jackson W. H. Jackson J. P. Jackson Atlee Nellie Ruth Gott Ernest Jackson Elyria J. L. Underhill Seneca County Annie Freeman Fostoria Will Heistand Charles Gott Leon Moshier Fremont W. C. Martin R. H. Butler Paul Hastings George Hamburger Randall LaGrange Fyadne Minnie Wight Clarice B. Monosmith Gerald Franks Lorain F. L. Wolcott B. H. Coon Illinois T. F. Callely Wallington Mary Stimson Madison Donna Martin Elma Sanders- Knipper Harry Butler Mary Lautsberry Gladys Harrison Oberlin

William Breyley Dies At Daughter’s Home In Spencer

Spencer July 11 William Breyley longtime Spencer resident died Sunday afternoon at his daughter Mrs Clarence Wallington home after a short illness He leaves three daughters Mrs J K Eglin Penfield Mrs Dave Shank Sullivan and Mrs Clarence Wallington and seven sons Arthur Breyley Wadsworth Charles Minneapolis Harvey Wellington Al Litchfield Elsworth Pawnee Lionel and Norman Spencer Burial was in the local cemetery Funeral services were at the Baptist church conducted by Rev Isaac Bennett Mr Breyley was a respected member of the community and a large family mourn his loss.

LA Grange George Nichols E. M. Freeman Elyria H. M. Powers T. A. Bickerstaph C. F. Hoffman Bowling Green Fanny Riggs Grand Rapids Ohio Ford Hastings W. F. Hastings C. W Cleveland A. H. Pomeroy Sarah Spicer Mary Sigsbey Luella Kirk LaPorte B. H. Coon Merion Hofman Hunsbburg LaGrange Pittsfield Clyde Nugent Amherst B. L. Wilcox Helen Kelner D. M. Spicer George Kelner Olmsted Sun Gay Ivah Dussel Doris and Thouslas Murphy Flord Ward Conan Rath Adams June Buswe Jeneanne Inanie Hartiette Kneales Helen Zeroll Rosalie Adams Maxyna Dorothy Wolcott Margaret Coon Harette Knowles Robert Miller Alice Cene Roberta Jane Wall Jackson West Virginia Miller A. A. Christman Tone Robert Mason Emria W. G. Wilson Leland Heath Laurel Baldwin Edward Blythin James Blythin Spencer William Breyley Clarence Wallington Breyley J. K. Eglin Penfield Dave Shank Sullivan Arthur Breyley Wadsworth Charles Minneapolis Harvey Wellington Litchfield Elsworth Pawnee Lionel Norman Baptist Church Isaac Bennett Tippecanoe Methodist Church C. B. Hess M. EB M.E. Epworth Spencer Church River Corners Mildred Shaw Toledo Walter Boone John Rowe Gertrude Morrel Will Moore

Hornell visitors and Akron guest stay in hometown

Mr. and Mrs. McKinney and son Jimmy of Hornell New York are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. M B Firestone Clement Auble of Akron spent the weekend here with his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Auble

McKinney Jimmy Hornell N. Y M. B. Firestone Clement Auble Akron Ed Auble

North Olmsted Lord reunion joins many local families

July 12 North Olmsted residents report the Lord reunion at Linwood Park with 70 attendees from forms including the Kelly, Donaldson, Salisbury, Lord, and Prince families. Officers were elected for the coming year and multiple family visits occurred around the holiday period in nearby Geneva Clyde Lima Fields Marcillis and California connections.

North Olmsted Linwood Park Bert Kelly John Kelly Russell Kelly Tom Kelly Guy Donaldson Percy Salisbury B. F. Salisbury J. G. Donaldson Helen Karl Donaldson Sarah Lord Ruth Ralph Ernie Prince Cleveland Ralph Fortune Fields Ralph Lord O. A. Risk Robert Charles Gardner Charles, Jr Robert, Gardner Adeline Geneva Howard Gardner Lewis Lamb Clyde Ohio Will Eastwood Raymon Watson Ernest Lamb Robert Elkins Lima Rena Avins Marcillis N. Y Marjorie Dunnelil Harry Bunce California Mary George Stearns

Five Day Week Favored in Ukraine Charkov Plan

The Ukrainian Council of Trade Unions backs a 40 hour five day work week replacing the current six day 36 to 48 hour schedule. Workers would gain 26 annual vacation days, up from 14, as 12 holidays are largely added to time off. The move aids workers but would raise production costs, risking affordability for state industries.

Ukraine Charkov Ukrainian Council of Trade Unions

Blondes More Prone to Rheumatic Ills, Study Finds

Washington University research led by Dr Edith Irvine Jones shows blondes are likelier to suffer rheumatic illnesses than brunettes, with redheads most susceptible, based on three years of pediatric study at the medical school.

ST. Louis Edith Ifrvine-Jones Washington University School of Medicine

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