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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1927
Page
3
In Tsingtao Chinese crisis evacuees from Shandong weigh next moves. Many missionaries prefer returning home while some blame American authorities for panic and coercive evacuation, amid doubts about future danger and safety at posts.
British consular authority reportedly ordered or influenced missionaries to leave while American officials stopped short of issuing formal expulsions. Some claim they were forced against judgment as Chinese colleagues filled their posts. A missionary leader from Trinanu notes departures hurt work and delays reopening until the next term.
A terse remark describes readiness delays and a hurried retreat, signaling dwindling momentum and potential need to regroup before resuming actions. The context implies leadership concern over execution and a plan to reassemble forces for a new march.
West Ridge notes include Oberlin High School graduation exercises Friday eve ning where Charless Hahn, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schaible, was among the graduates. Several local families attend events, visits, and social gatherings across Elyria Lorain Oberlin and surrounding townships.
Birmingham June 15. Grant Miller of Norwalk was a caller in this section last week. Mr and Mrs Archie McDowell and two children enjoyed Sunday dinner at the Robertson home. Mrs William Geist and Libbie called on Mrs J D Parker. H A Heinzerling and son Elgin and Harry Carter were guests at the Latteman home Sunday evening. John Ives of Oberlin visited the Horns. Walter Kathe of Henrietta spent Sunday with the Latteman family.
Mrs and Mrs. Mre and Ciary and family attended a Sandush show with Virginia on June 19 at the Birmingham MEF. The Sundar service will feature a Sunday school speaker Kemperance Sundar. Berlin Heights residents Helen and Marion Waldron joined Joe Brad La Grange for Sunday dinner with Mes Mars Bo- Kart. Ida Will Avon Lake visited W. M. Sanders home. Grugel family, Darby and Gene Carter hosts with Elmer Vietzen group from Elyria. Bates and Mildred visited Delbert Smiths. Snellenberger Canton guests spent Sunday with W. H. Snellenberger. Funk family from Elyria, Harold Husywood staying with cousin Lester Edgar. Leona Ward visited Euclid Beach. Baets family from Brownhelm called on Richard Sanders family.
The Norwegian steamer Proteus, en route to Kembla near Caledonia, broke free amid ocean gale and was towed to Bersby by the US Shipping Board steamer Crosses after a three‑hour struggle. Prices and cargo details are unclear due to damaged text.
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