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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
6
French aeronautical expert J A Roche tests a glider at McCook field as part of preparations for an international flying contest later this year. The project aims for a worldwide competition with European stars likely to participate and potential entry for the Durmond-Daytona event.
Fragmented OCR text recalls a ban by imperial edict against a rank called pelrivian or similar, linked to pridege and popular among certain groups. The passage mentions walls, fire, a distener, and references to Rome authorities and Washington sticks in an unclear, archaic context.
Brighton residents celebrate the birth of a grandson to Mr and Mrs Bid Baird at the home of Mr and Mrs Don Baird in Elyria. George Herbert visited Elyria on Monday while Lewis Searles and daughter Cora hosted relatives, including Brev Searles and Jamois, at their home. Mrs Harold Hardy and son Charles spent days in Cleveland and Mrs Bedford returned from Detroit. Many farmers in the area busy with sugaring. Clarence Berkey of Lorain visited to help care for his parents, Berke, now ill with the flu. Leslie Tripp of Cleveland visited A N Gill’s home.
A compilation of short items: Mr Coleman on the sigh lst and WK, Gott and W oH Match, Mrs Charlie Gill travels to Wellington to care for her sick daughter-in-law Mrs Harry GIN, Harry Gilet and family hosted Sunday dinner with Will and Ernest Polner and Mars Clark Otlo Wade moving to Chamberlais farm. Henry Hoeckwood hired out to Walter Day. Mil Tred Battles recovering from illness. Alec Justice, famed relic collector, lost some relics in a small house fire Sunday night. John Edwards visiting Winchester Indiana. Mr and Mrs Cole entertained kin from Sul Dyan and Medina, Clarence Arndt, over Monday. Miss Seeley slowly improving. Helen Jeffers healthy enough to teach in the garades. Elsworth Sewards visiting from Columbus. Mrs John Caswell operated on for cancer. Bett og along as well as could be expected. Mrs J S Hall back from Penfield helping care for grandchild sick. Ladies Aid of the Concordial Church will skip dinner Wednesday due to illness. Td Beam of Kipton visited a farm Wednesday. Leslie Hardy to Mansfield on business. Mrs Caswell brought home from Osierlin hospital.
Penfield March meeting of the Penfield Parent Teachers association drew strong attendance. Count Seale advocated a four year high school and a plan to remodel the existing building with a one story rear addition at an estimated cost of 25000 dollars. A rising vote showed unanimous support.
Real estate transfers showing Henry T to Charnes, Wars new its four percent? Clear View a Terment Lorain 1900, Peres G transfers to James W.
The Mitcham by election results show Sir Arthur Sackille Trevor Grifith-Boscawen losing, a severe blow to Law's administration and Premier Honor Lew of Great Britain. Sackille is the health minister in Law's cabinet and the defeat marks a challenging moment for the government and tranquillity policies.
A series of land and lot transfers are listed for Cleveland Beach Avon Lake Lorain Sheffield Lake Lake View Park and surrounding subdivisions. Names include Arthur G Smith Ella Nichioll Howard L Richardson Emil Fetchs Percie G Hull Myrtle Howahe Gaba Imre Steve Trarkoff Comela Lapp Josephne Kelling J H Courtner Lara Balsley John Gordon Barry Dyer Mars A Young and others. Values range from $1 to $82 000 with numerous lot and block references across multiple subdivisions.
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