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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
11
National Carbon Coat announces transfer of operations from its Cleveland site to a new plant at Fostoria Ohio with a projected 150 workers. The move aims to offset reduced staffing at the Edgewater plant where radio air batteries are made. A third plant remains unaffected.
Four divorce petitions were filed in the Lorain court today. Helen MecCrane seeks custody of daughter Betty Jane aged 1 2 with alleged extreme cruelty. Margaret C Swartz sues Frank J Swartz for divorce and custody of Donald aged two amid lifelong cruelty claims. Theresa Lenahan accuses Frank Lenahan of cruelty and asks alimony and return of goods. Gladys E Jackson sues Clarence B Jackson for neglect and cruelty and seeks restoration of maiden name Gladys Lawrence.
Residents of the US present a miscellaneous trivia list titled Ten Questions Answers. The items ask about presidents, historical figures, battles, and dates, mixing errors in spelling and formatting. The fragmentary page presents a quiz style feature with numbered prompts and scattered capitalization.
Memorial Day was observed at the Birmingham M E Church with a fine address and music. Sunday school children escorted to the cemetery and placed flowers on soldiers graves. Thanks are due to Mrs Lect Hopkins for her role in the program.
Elyrma High School seniors defeated juniors in a sack rush at the athletic field yesterday winning a cup funded by student subscriptions and to be presented at Friday assembly. The event saw five sacks placed center field with equal numbers of seniors and juniors racing to drag them to their goals. seniors crossed the line once while others remained scattered until final whistle.
June 2 Bucharest king Ferdinand of Roumania aims to form a coalition government with all parties after Premier General Averescu resigns at the king’s request to avert internal discord. Queen Marie supports the move to include diverse factions in the ministry.
Police arrested an Avon man found at a Lake Shore location with four gallons of altered raisin liquor. He was charged along with two others, including Omie Rankin, and all three are to be arraigned in the common pleas court Friday on illegal liquor possession charges.
Disjointed OCR fragment describes a case where arsenic-tainted alcohol or drink was consumed by many, causing a fatal or dangerous illness. Mentions a spice or chemical source from Spanish origins and suggests a tempest and danger to individuals while implying broader harm.
A vivid Central Press account recalls Lindbergh's narrow escape during a training crash with fellow cadets at Brooks Field. Reporters recount the crash sequence and the cadets’ reactions as Lindbergh and another pilot survived, emphasizing the daring spirit of the era and the looming goal of his Paris nonstop flight.
Article explains Ahepa membership and ideals for Greek Americans. It defines the acronym AHEPA as America Hellenic Educational Progressive Association with meanings for each letter: A for America, Hellenism, E for education, P for pro society, A for association. It emphasizes loyalty to the United States and the duties of citizens.
The article describes preparations for a mid day celebration with Post officials and Cabinet committees to welcome Charles Lindbergh. It notes a reception, a parade route from the Memphis area to the National Mall, a medal presentation, and visits to Walter Reed Hospital and Arlington Cemetery. Officials plan a coast guard escort and broad embassy representation at the dockside welcome.
The text describes Charles Lindbergh likely receiving an officer’s suite aboard the cruiser Memphis, replacing the Leviathan as European fleet flagship duties. It notes the Memphis’ size, armament, and facilities including two air planes and catapults, with Lindbergh possibly using a private cabin and even attempting an aerial launch from the vessel.
Local social column details visits and greetings among residents. Sue Exton and Frank McAroe's party from Ashland. Robert Andrews and wife from Greentown visit Morri Var family. guests from Cleveland include John Baker and Elia Haber. W H Guiex marks a 75th birthday. Miss Carolina Tildes returns from Cleveland. Alberta Canada return plans for the Lesgson family. various families host relatives from Cleveland and Fairview. church program scheduled for June 1 with practice.
The June 2 observance in Grafton featured a church program at Congregational church with music by the boss and girls band and remarks by Attorney Guy Wheeler of Cleveland. Veterans honored included our remaining Civil War veteran, with taps at four cemeteries. High school commencement and alumni events followed, plus a weekend alumni banquet at Dimker’s hall with Attorney Don R. Alsers as speaker.
Market notes for Cleveland show varied prices across poultry, hogs, cattle, and sheep. Poultry prices include leghorn and broad varieties, while hog receipts are light with hogs steady to higher. Cattle and sheep receipts are noted with range prices for beef cattle, cows, and fat lambs amid generally steady to higher trade.
Mrs George Dreere family welcome a baby boy born Tuesday May 24 with weight seven pounds two ounces. Also born Friday May 25 a son to Mr and Mrs W H Buckissham named Charles. Several social events, baptisms, illnesses, visits, and community notices from local families, churches, and schools are listed with names and places such as Akron and Cleveland. The page also notes a wedding anniversary and political candidacy for mayor with ties to La Grange and Elyria communities.
In the case of Frances S Dwire formerly married to Gratz Dwire seeks custody of their three children Esther Jeanne and Robert. Gratz claims Dwire is not fit for custody and has subpoenaed witnesses while Dwire resists. The judge will consider the motion to modify the 1921 divorce decree awarded custody to Gratz with weekly child support.
A garbled message discusses gasoline price changes and a brief note about auto owners and timing. It mentions an offer and a policy hint but lacks clear names or locations. The fragment references a telephone contact and an advertising bit from a newspaper page.
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