Ruins of King Stephen I Church Excavated in Hungary
Archaeologists uncover the ruins of an ancient church associated with King Stephen I in the Mazsaj district of Hungary. The find sheds light on early medieval religious sites and regional history.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1927
Page
3
Archaeologists uncover the ruins of an ancient church associated with King Stephen I in the Mazsaj district of Hungary. The find sheds light on early medieval religious sites and regional history.
Oldsmobile reports strong public response to new low prices with no added equipment and renewed emphasis on improved production. D B Edams states price cuts reflect consumer demand and factory improvements. The company notes all body types now include front and rear bumpers and rear view mirrors as standard equipment.
Hudson Motor Car Co announces the New Essex Super-Six now on display at local Hudson-Essex Dealers. The model gains about 10 percent larger displacement by a quarter inch stroke, improving performance and appearance as production expands to meet demand.
May shipments by Graham Brothers trucks and commercial cars set a year high at 5,718 units, up from April. Detroit Evansville and Stockton plants produced 1,690 vehicles in the last week, averaging 307 daily for five and a half days. A new engine announced for all models promises greater power efficiency and durability.
Chevrolet Motor Company announces a $2,000,000 development of its Flint Michigan properties to relieve production bottlenecks. The plan covers two three story office buildings and a parts building, with completion by October 1 and razing of existing facilities for a new factory.
A brick and concrete structure will measure 26 by 60 feet and add manufacturing space to a leading automobile plant. The project aims to enhance facilities at an already premier production site.
A long column notes Mr and Mrs George Spitzer hosting relatives at their Grafton home. Attendees include many names from Elyria Cleveland Norwalk Wellington and Belden plus lodge members, with several outings to Wooster and Cedar Point. A Church program and Masonic group meetings are mentioned along with travel notes to Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
A crowded recount of county Four-H club events and numerous local visits spans Elyria and nearby towns. Attendees include Bennett and Nesbett families, Wise, Trenchard, Schriver, Liner, Jantz, and many others with various dinners, picnics, and meetings noted at YMC A Elyria and home gatherings.
A Denver woman, noting an article originating in the Chronicle-Telegram, writes to B. O'Donnell about his name linked to a feature describing how he hosted eighteen residents of the Methodist Old Ladies' Home during a Knight of Columbus minstrel performance. She seeks his advice on a real estate investment.
Federal experts were summoned as Farm Bureau leaders fear a new moth pest has struck the peach orchards of the Hocking Valley. Much damage is feared before the pest can be checked.
Percie G Hills transfers involve several sublots in Reid and Beach areas for $1. Tony Prabash sells to Raymond Inscho multiple lots in Fulton division Lo rain for $1. Paul Miesko sells part of LaGrange township lot to Stanislaw Sikon. W Bietlawski conveys to Jakob Szyma nel subloc 3610 in SheMeld Land Co area for $10. Lucy Nye transfers parts of lots 44 47 in Penfield to George C Glar for $10. George W Jackson and others sell part of orig lot 76 in Oberlin to Leander Goerner for $10. Elizabeth Nemeth conveys to Malvina Vineze part of Avon two section 21 for $10. Cherlin Bricker sells to A V Hage.
A fragmentary legal notice itemizes transfers and easements in Amherst township including Bert Arnold to Charles Dus sler 42 acres. E G Mathews to William Wilcox two parcels in LaGrange. an electricity transmission easement to Cleveland Electric. Grace Spalding and EL S Prentice State of Ohio leases in Camden township. Annuity and real estate trades among Eaton and Avon townships, Sheffield and Lorain locales.
List of real estate transfers including Elberta Beach Co to Dorothy Helen Clapper for sublot 266 Fiber ta Beach allotment at $19 and Continental Cooperative Realty Co to John White for lot 43 sect If Ridgeville Heights, with several other deeds such as Daisy Derid Wilson et al to Colson Co for sublot 516 Fi rig at $10 and Guardian Trust Co to P August Erb for subtet 53 block F West Shore sub Buckeye Country Club at $10.
Donald MacMillan sets out from Wiscasset Maine on an Arctic expedition with the Bowdoin and Radio to penetrate 300 to 450 miles into Labrador. The Radio will carry a science station at Konk for a year long study of fisheries botany and geology. The Bowdoin will winter in Labrador while the Radio returns to New England in autumn and a snow auto is carried.
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