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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1927

Page

10

SACAGO Death interrupts homeward drive tragedy

A child was struck by a car in the street as Frank Linch rushed home to his parents after his sister Pa’s death. Patrol officers conveyed the injured boy to a hospital while Linch and colleagues mourned. Ralph Bourde, his superior, reported the incident and the boy’s condition.

Sacago Hos Pamean Frank Ralph Bourde Linch Opera Bunce Ralph Bende, Jr

North Olmsted News Roundup June Highlights

North Olmsted items include Mr. Huntington and the Tuttles returning from a three week east motor trip, Mrs. Carpenter visiting Wellington, a Flower Garden Club show, the Universalist Ladies Circle card party, and health updates on Mrs. Elles Elliotts. Also noted are car purchases by Mr. and Mrs. Ames, Children's Sunday plans, social visits around town, a Steubenville trip by the Orgi family, and library and church announcements. A new indoor baseball season opened at the local park with strong turnout and Raymond Watson and family welcome a baby girl born June 5, with mother Gertrude Lamb Watson.

North Olmsted D. EK. Huntington Fred Tuttle Angeline Carpenter Wellington Flower Garden Club Belioning Elles Elliotts Universalist Ladies Circle No. 4 A. J Hollingshead Virginia L. M. Ames Weigel Stary Stearns Warry Anthony Lorain Road Thelma Harding Hirria Harding Otto Wilke Joe Ku‘per Steubenville Kenney Howard Cowle Elyria Ray Cowley Henry Sehvinisan Rocky River Norman Miles Wool. Gould Ruth Myrtle Barker Boston Frank Pape Gould Alr W. Lamb Columbia Honors Darley J W. Ruyper Cleveland Congregational Church Buty Circle Kreable Ubrars Abel F. Kipne Kituidge Prisca Percella Jordan Barnes Knight Carolina Martihner Socrates Rath Dodd Yates Jonah Bloyday Raymond Watson Berea Mro Watson Gertrude Lamb

Life Story of Lindbergh Chapter Eight Rough Flight in Colorado

United Press recounts Charles Lindbergh's feared 1924 night flight during a Fowler Colorado exhibition with the Flying Circus. Wind, darkness, and improvised lighting tested his nerve as he landed safely after circling for an escape from danger with two passengers aboard. Lindbergh admits he was scared, marking a rare moment of vulnerability in his early aviation career.

Morris de Haven Tracy United Press Cguparight Charles A. Lindbergh Fowler Colorado J. Wray Vaugho Lindbergh Jas Lindbergh Vaughn St. Lowis Little Falls Home Ray Rocky Mountain States Tad Lambert St Louis Ins Lindb Bh Denver Cole Plano Somrone Captain Vaughn Dean St Louie Army Brcome Brooks Field Texas D Wond

Parachute Jump Record of Early Flight Crash Incident

An early aviation account describes a dangerous collision between two planes during a training mission. Lt McAlister and the narrator remained largely uninjured after the crash while both aircraft were destroyed and briefly locked together in midair.

South Ridge Community News and Events

June 8 report from South Ridge notes Rev Brundage of Beulah Beach Park preached Sunday and youth plan a June 26 children's program. Many local residents are listed visiting, hosting guests, or attending services, with illness updates on Rev Holzworth and Mrs Bechtel.

Social notes from Amherst area residents gather Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Etang and others visited friends including Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Fairman in Erisks. Local visits featured Mrs. L. Cummings in South Amherst, Mrs. Bayley Schaub of Elyria, and Lorain caller Mrs. Zetta Hoth. Florence Ulrich attended a gathering in Amherst, and Frank McDonald went to Elyria for Lawrence Renouard's funeral.

Edward Etang George Adams Dorothy C. H. Fairman Erisks Frank Laraway L. Cummings South Amherst Fred Kuhl Cleveland Conrad Ernst Henry Schaub Frank Nichols Bayley Schaub Elyria John Schaub Schramm Toad Fred Schaub Baltimore Earl Mason Zetta Hoth Lorain A. Delefeld and Family Florence Ulrich Amherst Winifred Bebuke Frank McDonald Lawrence Renouard Howard Darton Pittsfield Farl Dehn

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