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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
5
A fragmentary local report notes a murder connected to the Elyria area with several residents and visitors named in a sequence of social mentions. The item references Mrs. Alfred Swartz of Ely, plus multiple families and neighbors in nearby towns such as Oberlin Sandusky Amherst and Butternut Ridge.
In Columbus a chicken bone was removed from Miss Flora Ralston at Radium Hospital. An interurban car accident near Oak Harbor injured several passengers. Gas wells show early production in eastern Athens County with pipelines planned for spring. Hannah Schenzenbach buys out partners to run a Bucyrus grocery store. Springfield cashier A H Penfield confesses to a $600000 bank shortage. In Cincinnati a mistaken arrest links to Madeline Corby, widow of a Dayton man, revealing a mix up with hotel operators.
Shincott Nagh was in Cleveland on business Tuesday. Fred Gerber and daughter Kinema and Marion were in Monroeville Saturday. Mrs John Younless spent Monday in Elyria with her plan William who is ill. Mr and Mrs Henry Baker of Lorain and Mr Gee Warris of Townline were Sunday guests at John Balters. Edward Schramm and family spent Sunday with their mother Mrs Lucy Grills in Oberlin. Mr and Mrs Frank Austin of Dover were Sunday guests at Chas Gibson's. Mrs A F E Gibson who has been quite sick is much better.
The report lists several Oberlin residents visiting friends and attending events. Among named individuals are Mrs. Nash, Mrs. Th Sandrock, Mrs. Gibson, and Mrs. Walter Witker. Others note Illnesses include Mrs. Berg, Nigel Berg, and Jeanette Berg with measles. Also mentions Emma Berg attending a Teachers Institute in Elyria and Joseph Tokas at Amherst quarries after an incident.
A man named Misakull was treed and suffered multiple arm and hand fractures after an incident at a quarry. He was taken to Amberet Hospital for treatment.
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