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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
4
In Warsaw near the Danzig station a fenced parcel held a grand residence under construction. A police sergeant learned the city did not own the land, and builders confessed to stealing the lot and materials. The neighborhood ponders who truly owns the house built on the pilfered land.
Dr C E Neher N D N M D functional and nerve disorders offers biological treatment and manipulation. member American Naturopathic Assn licensed 1916 located at 414 Masonic Temple contact phone 3447.
LaGrange residents hosted guests from Cleveland, Lorain, and Florida. The column lists dinners, bridge parties, church events, and school alumni gatherings across town, plus Decoration Day services and multiple visits by families to Oberlin, Elyria, and Vermilion on the Lake.
Mr and Mrs Karl Kreuger of Ashland spent Thursday to Sunday visiting his parents. They attended the league game in Cleveland with his brothers Frank and Russell Kruger and friends. Bert Baleamhb has commenced.
Ruth Haag announces a beginners piano class starting this summer at special rates. Lessons cost 75 cents each. For more information call telephone 9813.
Wilmot Printing Co offers commercial printing services for birth and wedding announcements wedding invitations and dance invitations as well as calling cards for Miss Mrs and Mr providing full printing options in a local paper notice style.
The excerpt lists families and individuals visiting or moving in the region. It mentions the Napp and Hobbs children with chicken pox, the Harpers moving to Akron, Edmonds and Frances at Elyria with Mrs. Smith, Kenneth Kern attending a First Church choir banquet at the James Brand house, Glenn Norton and grandson Bill Norton visiting Gar McRoberts, J C Davidson, Frank Kreuger, R F B Clark, and John Kern at a Grange gathering at the Carlisle Grange hall Tuesday night.
Paris officials promote map cloths for tea tables. The novelty features embroidered maps in color showing Ireland, the Isle of Man, and the Barbary States with rivers and mountains named. The parchment shaded cloths resemble atlas leaves for stylish geography at tea time.
In New Bern North Carolina officers rush to a call at a distant home where they meet an upset father who informs them they are subordinate to his orders.
A report notes that Ching has a mountain of alum rising about 1000 feet. It mentions a stubborn son and the father urging him to take a medicine dose, which he finally did.
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