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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1930

Page

5

Detention homes urged in Elyria Lorain for dependent women children

Lorain County Humane Society outlined plans to establish detention homes in Elyria and Lorain to care for dependent women and children who cannot be committed to existing facilities. Otto Mischka cited cases including a mother arrested on liquor charges and a family with four children left unsupervised. Pending papers and a ten day search for a missing father delay placement, with emergency guardianship by the Children's Home. The society aims to house up to 200 children yearly, arguing such homes aid law enforcement and provide temporary care until permanent arrangements are made.

Elyria Lorain Lorain County Mischka The Humane Society Children's Home Flyria Cleveland Clarence E Adams

North Russia Daily Social Roundup Networks Local Visits

North Russia reports a series of weekend and Sunday calls among local families and visitors. Henry Schmitz and family joined Peter Schmitz in New Oberlin. Ed Henson and family visited Elyria. Carl Berg visited her sister in Cleveland. Miss Mary Obrein and Harold Obrein with son Jimmie of Lorain visited Miss Emma Berg. Allah Walker from Oberlin spent Sunday with Harry Gibson. Hazel Berg of Cleveland visited her parents here. Mr and Mrs John Franklin visited Bert Franklin in Elyria Sunday evening. Harry Farrar of Elyria called at Clyde Bartletts on Saturday afternoon. Fred Berg and family spent time with relatives in the area.

North Russia Henry Schmitz Peter Schmitz New Oberlin Ed Henson Elyria Simeon Nash Carl Berg Earl Delfield Cleveland Mary Obrein Harold Obrein Jimmie Lorain Emma Berg Allah Walker Oberlin Harry Gibson Hazel Berg John Franklin Bert Franklin Harry Farrar Clyde Bartletts Fred Berg Clyde Bartlett Medina Alvah Gibson Walter Walker Everette Sandrock Chestnut Ridge Meda Sandrock N. Smith Henry Sandrock Chas. Hasenflue Chas Hasenflue Fred Hasenflue Vermilion Roscoe Campbell Pittsfield Jacob Rosenkranz Geo Rosenkranz Naoma Amherst St Joseph's Schmitz Gertrude Youngless

Social notes from Lorain and nearby towns this week

Sunday afternoon in Lorain residents gathered for family visits as relatives from Medina Oberlin Amherst and Elyria joined gatherings. The report notes youth activities at St Joseph's Amherst and a scout birthday celebration with a welmer roast. A sheep theft near Simeon Nash farm prompted a sheriff investigation into the butchered pasture crime.

Clarence Adams Simeon Nash Farn

Banquet Marks Coffee Board Inauguration In London

In London a banquet for 300 guests celebrated the Coffee Board of Great Britain with a coffee toast and champagne for the coffee producing nations. The event highlighted coffee as the Immortal Beverage while also noting public interest in housing land sales and a German abacus reference.

Britain London Coffee Board of Great Britain Coffee Board

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