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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1928

Page

4

Warden Warns of Rabies Enforcement in County

County Dog Warder L. Cc. Minkler urged strict enforcement of dog laws to curb rabies and property damage. He urged owners to license dogs aged six months, water and feed pets, and keep them under control to protect children and neighbors. Violations may be reported to Minkler’s office in the Lorais County bank building.

L. Cc Minkler Rhce Miinkler Lorais County Lorais

Death Record Mrs Walter Robertson

Funeral services for Mrs Walter Robertson were held Wednesday at 1 30 PM at Paes Evange lical Church 156 West Bridge Street. Burial followed at Ridsclawn Cemetery as arranged by the family.

Walter Robertson West Bridge Ridsclawn

Adoption Notice of Saby by C Wilcor

Local notice states C Wilcor of Ji t announces knowledge of a few months old Saby adoption. Details are brief and unclear due to text garble.

C. Wilcor

Thyroid Study Reduces Criminal Defense Delay

A report notes that thyroid stand grats for offenders with impaired infers due to thyroid disease streamline legal processes. Officials say treatment improves behavior indicators and may shorten court timelines.

White Way To Come Up Again Bi weekly club notice

OBERLIN W B TUCKER contact 155 120 E College St schedules regular bi weekly meeting at 6 30 at the Martin expected by club of tre dens of whe towns two present PSC drawn for the res eet to back with the translating of Pes at present SippOSI-4 wires A sreal ones. Was laidt ght. Ott Ther bod auld mort tas ER. Business men passed a Dpror Prajeecr.

Club Offas Club Tre Dens Psc

Helden to Coach Oberlin High Next Year

Oberlin board announced Helden will take over as head coach for Oberlin High starting September 1. He has a strong college athletic background and prior high school coaching success. Vacancies remain for other teachers, with two positions still open and one tentative fill.

Helden Oberlin High Fabl Oberlin Board Annai End Reed Athle i High School Oberlin Dutie

Boy Hurt When Run Under Horse In Barnyard Accident

North Russia boy, son of Clyde Barre rett, escaped serious injuries after being stepped on by a horse at his home. He was treated at Allen hospital and released Wednesday morning. The incident occurred while he played in the bar area as the horse fell.

Clyde Barrerett North Russia Allen Hospital Earl Barriet Pitrsdeic

Business Men Defeat College In SE Ball

A local league game saw the Business Men defeat the College team 19 to 6 on Eight on I Street Diamond. The match ran longer than expected, with spectators invited to attend the ensuing events starting at six the following evening.

Political headquarters opened for Sieber in Akron district

John Schram of Cleveland set up headquarters at the Sewell hotel for Jos RB Sieber to run as the Republican nominee for congress in the ith district. In Clark Street police court Friday, John Walman was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication after pleading guilty.

John Schram Cleveland Sewell Hotel Jos RB. Sieber Akron John Walanin Clark Street Walman Hein

Early Elyria Pioneers and First Town Structures

The chapter traces Elyria founder Mr. Ely and his early group in 1817 including the ten workers who built the first log structures on Broad Street and the initial shop, mill, and residence sites. It notes Indian encounters, land sales to Clark Eldred, and the 1817-1823 development of Elyria with mills, a log tavern, and the first cemetery.

Ely Elyria Chem Broad Street Eixv Heman Ely Jr Ann Artemas Beetle Grace Court Lcs Hesbe Elys Langering Cuyahoga Orlando Wilcox Summit County Hinckier Medinacoun Aickinsey U. S Festus 90 Springfield Mass Mr. Ely Elyria Township Clark Eldred Telegraph Road Mr. Eldred Wang Kithard Adie Willam F. Eldred Eldred & Highgate Elyrra Beach Barres of Ameres Eldred Ridges Rideeville Dover Sperry Conge Happie Elvine Democrat Bill Bor_Beebe Cleveland Ezet Dim Beeha Wes Dr. Mack Embro Enos Mann Elmia Becket Thuen Wii Bas& Beech Child & Son Mann Ren Ely- Tia Cleameney Mann

Early Elyria Church Origins and Local Schoolhouse History

The narrative recalls the first Elyria sermon at a house used as a boarding site, with Rev. Alvin Flyde arriving from Massachusetts to preach in Dover and the surrounding area. It notes the 1829 log schoolhouse on Black River branch area, its central location, and later church meetings led by Joel Terrell and Samuel Elfred, with Willie Terrell singing. The account references early schoolhouse use, ministerial readings, and community efforts shaping the region’s religious life and education.

Elyria Sertice Eld Ely Alvin Flyde Massachusetts Dover Jonah Hidgeville Center Joel Terrell Samuel Elfred Willie Terrell Emria Black River East River E Aer Tarler Tayi

Divorce Sought After Four Months of Marriage

A wife files for divorce in common pleas court from Arthur W. Jackson whom she wed on March 23. She charges a breach of duty and neglect after a four month marriage.

L. Jackson Common Pleas Court Arthur W. Jackson

Funeral for Lucile Robertson in St Pauls Church

Elytia Chapter No 165 O E F requests attendance at the funeral of sister Lucile Robertson at St Pauls Church on Saturday at 2 pm with Eastern Star services. Edna M Whitehead Worth Mairon Minnie Oshorn Sec.

Elytia Chapter Lucile Robertson St. Paul's Church Eastern Star Services Edna M. Whitehead Worth Mairon Minnie Oshorn

City Chemist Sees Quiet July After Poison Cases

July shows little activity in E G Curtiss city chemist office compared with June when two poison cases were investigated. One case reached a grand jury and another involved alleged Lorain County farmer poisonings but tests found no poisoning. Police court also normal with 23 docket cases by mid month, well below the record 56 in March and above January’s lighter load.

E.G. Curtiss Grand Jury Lorain County Mar

Police dog bites workers and residents in city

Harry Hart of 209 Second Blvd was burned on the right hand while on Gulf Road for Gallagher and Burke construction and was treated at Eirria Memorial Hospital. A Sheahan resident at 125 Williams Street reported a police dog bite on East River Street and police warned owners to control the dog.

Harry Hart Eirria Memorial Hospital Gallagher and Burke Construction Company Gulf Road Wiliams Sr East River Wade Williams Eavye Hospital East Avenue Goltre Elyria Memorial Hospital

Car driven into ditch after horn blown in Toledo incident

Frank Saul of LaGrange said his car was knocked into a ditch on Wes avenue by a truck driven by Marion Buxtels of Toledo. Saul reported he blew his horn before trying to pass the truck, and his machine was damaged according to the police report.

Truc Frank Saul LaGrange Wes' Avenue Marion Buxtels Toledo Plice Saul

Foreclosure Action Filed by Lender Against Kutilers

A petition filed in common pleas court by First Savings and Loan Company seeks foreclosures on a mortgage note for $2,898.15. Defendants named are George W. and Dora V. Kutiler, with the case becoming public today.

DEA al Czellath C. Oo Masters George Ena Orsils Common Pleas Court Th First Savices and Loan Company George W Dora V. Kutiler

Oberlin Council Appeals to Deny Interstate Certificate

Oberlin councilors appealed to the State Utilities Commission to deny Inter-Stat Stages Inc. a certificate to operate an interstate route through Oberlin Ohio and Michigan. They argued enough operators already serve public needs and more lines would clutter roads and hinder service.

Oberlin Columbus Lorain

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