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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1928
Page
3
Partial and garbled text references a divorce matter and guardianship within the Watters case. The fragment mentions accounts and final accounting terms, with unclear parties such as Weiss, Joseph Ho Pus Amdavie, and Paat Partia. No coherent dates or outcomes are readable.
A fragmented early 20th century clipping describes youths entering a training school to become troopers. It outlines four months of study and physical drills, including law, rifle and pistol marksmanship, wrestling, riding, and fitness tests. Graduates would join about 300 local troopers under the superintendent, starting early mornings before breakfast.
Cleveland July 20 Herbert Buckman manager of the Cleveland Automobile Manufacturers and Dealers Association says traffic congestion is in its infancy and will worsen as roads direct traffic in blocks doubling car numbers. He predicts faster speeds and more rapid movement with fewer fatal accidents despite more cars on the road.
The event honored William H McGuffey author of the McGuffey Readers. Speakers included Rev Edward McGuffey of Elmhurst Mississippi and Alexander McGuzer a co author. Attendees included John L Clayton Frank Boynroz and J W Jones.
A spirited Paris scene features Fost Etlene, a young French Beet, drawing crowds on Boulevard St. Michel with his literary wares. Meanwhile property offerings appear: a five room house with bath and garage at the corner of Abstler Road and Sycamore Street, 1 acre at Sycamore and Bonair, plus four lots on Bonair and Olive and Abbey road, all advertised with easy cash or payments.
Cleveland Ohio July 20 instant weather bureau at Cleveland airport links with other aeronautical offices nationwide and with the Washington main office via automatic radio and telegraph printer. The system uses a radio connected circuit to NAA Arlington and telegraph printers tied to local Western Union offices and Weather Bureau downtown offices for rapid weather messages.
Bremen O July 29 The old Bremen band long known for strong merit plans reorganization under sponsor Oscar McVeigh. The band, once disbanded, sees changes in personnel and aims to restore its status as one of the best musical groups in the state.
Cherry harvest starts with a Bellevue Ohio orchard and Michigan plants. The Treacy company notes work will finish in a few weeks with six weeks needed to pick top cherries. Strong orchard output expected as crews begin picking at local sites.
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