Women find pocketbook. reward row ends with police help
Columbus reports a Mrs Mary Roell lost a pocketbook with 48 dollars. A finder offered to return it for 25 dollars reward but refused to keep it. Police are taking steps to recover the purse.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
9
Columbus reports a Mrs Mary Roell lost a pocketbook with 48 dollars. A finder offered to return it for 25 dollars reward but refused to keep it. Police are taking steps to recover the purse.
In Columbus today Mrs Louise Herrick Abbott receives a Master of Arts and her son Henry Herrick Abbott earns a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering at Ohio State University. Both residents of Columbus.
Mrs F C West Virgie West and Nellie McRoberts attended Elyria High School graduation for relative Genena Edmunds. Children Day program planned at M E church next Sunday with local youngsters performing. Families from Pittsfield visited Weldon G Stone and attended Shorthorn cattle sale near Tiffin. Sanders family reunion drew attendees from out of town. Fourth of July plans advanced at Tuesday meeting. Lawrence Wel of Cleveland visited John Watkins home. Mary Carpenter of Wellington visited Diece Reed Ives. John Toll builds a new barn after fire. Frank Gifford from Wellington visited W E Avery. Radio plant installed at John Watkins home. Baccalaureate at Wellington High School attended by locals. Additional visits included H P Campbell and family at A Rowell home and Grace Farrar of Cleveland staying with Earl Bartlett.
Wellington spent Saturday evening at the home of their uncle Fred Muhhleberg. Mrs. George Hallauer and daughter Dorotha Dunlap and son Eugene of Oberlin were supper guests Sunday at the home of her sister Mrs. F.C. West. Miss Nellie Andrews of Bellville was an overnight guest Tuesday at the F.C. Brandt home. Married at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Luemma.
Whitney and Blanch Whitney of Oberlin have a wedding ceremony planned in Oberlin on Tuesday evening June 12 officiated by Rev. E G Evans of Pittsfield with Harold Brandt and Blanch Whitney as the couple.
Attendees from Pittsfield included Rev. and Mrs. KE Evans and Mr. and Mrs. Wm Green with Mr and Mrs F hter Frences and sons Silas and Evelyn Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Whitey and others.
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