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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1931
Page
2
The narrative follows a man who managed a vast Russian estate near Novovomeke, describing its scale, forests, and luxury, his experiences under the Bolshevik revolution, and eventual return. He recounts the czarist comforts, the strict staff, and the upheaval that forced emigration, detailing life in Moscow and a later return to the United States with family ties to Keyes.
Fred Keres, longtime Elyria resident born in North Hampton, Massachusetts, trained trotting horses and led the Elyria Stock Farm. He later worked for C. F. Emery and then for a Russian stable owner, spending a year in Russia with his family before returning home due to harsh living conditions and language barriers. He briefly drove for Prince Vanonski, Secretary of the Treasury, in 994.
A recent promotional piece extols Emtona as a universal intestinal cleanser and body builder. It features a testimony from Harry P. Robinson of Oberlin Ohio detailing relief from cramps indiges tion and headaches after using Emtona and urges readers to visit Muirs Cut Rate Drug Store for information and samples.
Sheffield report notes Mr and Mrs H C Chambers hosting visitors Mire Willard Taft of Stop 7 on Sunday. community aghast as news breaks of the sudden death of Mrs Andrew Mackert of North, reflecting a somber local moment.
Ridge was struck dead by lightning Sunday afternoon beneath a tree at her home. Several berry pickers were knocked down suffering swollen limbs. Mrs. Mackett leaves behind her husband and three children Raymond Gilbert and Alice. Funeral services were held at St Marys Church Avor with Fr. F A Haassler officiating. Burial followed in St Marys Cemetery.
The house formerly known as the old Escchtruth home at West River road and North Ridge was struck by lightning Sunday afternoon but saved thanks to quick Fire Department response. Netrest road work by the state highway department continued Monday. Mr and Mrs Myers of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs Ed Brown and family Monday evening.
The Sheffield Lake Social Club organizes a Japanese dance on Monday evening in June. The event aims to bring members together for cultural celebration and social gathering with music and dance.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Delefield and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Schubert with son Oliver visited the Experiment Station during Lorain County day at Wooster on Friday They also called on Mrs. Anna Haag at Wooster.
Miss Norma Delefield attended a Thursday afternoon meeting of the 4-H club which met with Miss Jewell Beal.
Mr and Mrs F A Engerson hosted a Camden reception for their third wedding anniversary with attendance from Mr and Mrs Valentine Cook and their son and family, and Mr and Mrs William Cook of Lorain. The event occurred Sunday.
Miss Caroline Spiegelberg returned to Cleveland Sunday evening after spending the weekend with relatives here. She called on relatives in Avon and Sun.
Mr and Mrs Valentine Cook Mr and Mrs Carl Delefield and family joined a fish fry Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs William Cook in Leraim Henry Mackert and family attended with others.
Saugus Massachusetts police chief Roland Mansfield resigns his top post and will take on an additional duty driving the police ambulance. The move follows a firm announcement by city officials detailing the broadened role and responsibilities for the department head.
In 1919 Andrew Carnegie donated ten million dollars to endow the Carnegie Peace Fund, supporting international peace efforts and scholarly research. The grant marked a major philanthropic gesture aimed at fostering global stability after World War I.
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