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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1928

Page

3

Sunday Visitors Fill Local Neighborhood Gathering

Birmingham Ohio area notes a long list of residents and relatives visiting Mrs Mary Bogart and others over Decoration Day weekend. Counts include Clement, Gilder, Hollis families from Kipton Strongsville Elyria Lorain Oberlin and Berlin Heights with extended calls among neighbors and churchgoers.

Birminghan County Lim Leon Clement Kipton Clarence Clement Milton Clement Arthur Progke Strongsville Art Gilder Mra Far Hollis Donna May Eyrin Ternoona Mary Bogart Katie Berg Minnie Ward Leona Inerlin Heights E. J. Mordoff R. H. Ewell W. J. Lambert John Pfarr V C. Henry F. A. Griffen G. R. Kuhlman C. W. Lawrence Elyria Art Divers

Community News Weathers Visits and Local Gatherings

John Mapes returns to Cincinnati after visiting relatives. Lawrence Latteman and Howard Born called on Schlecter brothers Sunday. Christ Johannsen of Sandusky spent Sunday with the Kubach family. Hartman Nolzauer visited Oscar Ziese at Lorain. J F Root and C E Ennes visitors from Plymouth and Norwalk. Della DeHart of Wakeman called on Mrs. Sara Brogan. Ed Brown and son Raymond of Oberlin visited the Dutes. Mrs Christ Shably and Lucy Sanders visited the Dutes. Brucker Snyder and Ries called Thursday evening. Mason at Joppa reports eight valuable sheep killed by lightning.

John Mapes Cincinnati Lawrence Latteman Howard Schlecter Brothers Christ Johannsen Sandusky A. G. Kubach Hartman Nolzhauer Oscar Ziese Lorain J. F. Root M. Dute Harry Brucker Christ Snyder South Amherst Myron Ries H. M Dute Mason Joppa S Farm

Children’s Day Exercises in Amherst Junior Service

Amherst South Amherst June 8 Children’s Day exercises set for Sunday morning at Congregational church. Program includes a children’s choir and a sermon by Rev. R A Pelt. Recitations and music planned. Donald Clark back home after tonsil surgery at Elyria Memorial hospital. The Standard Bearers met Monday evening with good attendance at Mrs Eugene Griffin on Church Street. Read-

South Amherst Congregational Church R. A. Pelt Donald Clark Elyria Memorial Hospital Eugene Griffin Church Street

Community social notes and visits span Elyria Amherst and Lorain

A dense roster of social calls and gatherings fills a week in the Lorain area. Residents report dinners at East Main Street homes, visits to Amherst and Elyria, and relatives traveling from Detroit Cleveland Toledo and Canada.

Local ties noted in Pontiac residents travel plans

Arthur and Mr and Mrs Joseph Hackethorn of Pontiac are mentioned. Gust Hulbert and friends visit in Savannah. Mrs Sarah Spencer of East Main street plans to move to England to live with a brother. Mr and Mrs Paul Mori and Miss Dorothy Cummings of Townsend attend Amherst High School commencement in the town auditorium.

Paul Morse Dorothy Cummings Townsend St. Peter’s Steven Gajnok Loftie Stowe Luella Arthur Joseph Hackethorn Pontiac Hich Gust Hulbert Ba Vannah Sarah Spencer East Main Street England Paul Mori Amherst

London Police Face Mandatory Size Reduction Policy

London police were told an upcoming order may force officers above a certain girth to reduce weight or retire. The report notes this would be a historic move, with emphasis on outward appearance reflecting inner discipline.

London

London Police Eligibility Estimates Spark Debate

An estimate from a London newspaper suggests about thirty percent of the London police force could qualify for one or other of the proposed alternatives, stirring public discussion on reform options.

Ised London Evdws

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