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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1929

Page

15

Mystery caretaker lands job at Coomber House

In a Byford Moor tale set at the haunted Coomber House, a shy clerk interviews a projected caretaker, Mr. Bones, amid rumors of disappearances and a headless elephant. Mr. Spriggs finally hires Bones, warning him to be discreet as he begins the strange post.

Byford Moor Brown Mr. Spriggs Mr. Sprigge Spriggs Eve Adam Coomber ‘Ouse Coomber Guser Temptation Ana Strok Canada Vis Mr. Bones Coomber House Br. Bones Mr. Spaggs

Woman's Union Federation meeting at Evangelical church

Mrs Arthur Law and children and Mrs Irvin Kinnect and son Eugene with Mrs J L Law of Elyria attended the Woman's Union Federation meeting at the Evangelical church in South Grafton on May 2.

Grafton Arthur Law Irvin Kinnect Eugene J. L. Law Elyria Woman's Union Federation Evangelical Church South

Amherst Visitors and Local Social Gatherings Noted

Amherst last Thursday featured Mrs G A Reisenger of De Funiak Springs Florida as a house guest of Mrs Grace Park. She plans to visit relatives in Ohio while staying in the area. Mr and Mrs William Buckingham Sr hosted dinner with their daughter Mrs W H Stegman in Elyria and called on Mr and Mrs Ray Trenchard. Bertha Harrison and son Robert and Miss Millicent Mennell from Cleveland spent the weekend with the Mennell family. Mrs Wm Pfeiffer of Carlisle, a former Grafton township resident, underwent an operation for complications from a recent illness.

Community notes detail visits and illness around Elyria area

The list records hospital goitre cases at Charity Hospital Cleveland and social visits across LaGrange, Rocky River, Amherst, Elyria, and Chatham. Families like Aldrich, Buckham, Klinert, Hosler, Harrison and Lehman appear amid measles, mastoid illness, and a spring vacation. A play by Elyria Eastern Star members and Adelbert Dunlap building a Center Street house round out the items.

Earl Cragin Carl Packard Chatham Earl Durkee Eugene Klinert Irvin Klinert W. H. Buckingham la Grange Wm. Buckingham Jack Lyner Cleveland Buckingham James Lilley Grace Park Estella Aldrich Claire Wolfe D. A. Swartz Ira Dewey Aldrich Aldrich B. B. Harrison Chicago Misa Hazel Harrison Miss Harrison Vienna Mennell Susan Cragin Hattie Swartz Violet Swartz Mary Hitchcock C. Esselbaugh Gee, Franks Wm. Finley Julian Sheldon Ira Swartz Elyria Shapter Masonite Adelbert Dunlap Center Street Alice Banks

Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visits and Tornado Damage

A Wellington gathering hosted Mrs Edith Howard and others with 132 in attendance at Sunday school. Cedar Lane area reports a Monday dinner. Belden area tornado damage includes unroofed barns and downed trees with several residents affected. Community members, including Klinect, Schott, and Rawson families, visit relatives in Elyria and nearby towns as local events span operettas, commencements, and a rural track meet at Oberlin.

Hapwood Brightman couples share sixty fourth anniversary dinner

In Eaton on April 26 Mr and Mrs Hapwood marked 64 years of marriage while Mr and Mrs Brightman celebrated their 60th anniversary with a six o'clock dinner at the Hapwood home. Granddaughter and husband Mr and Mrs A L Brightman from Berea attended with Mrs Mame Cornish the sole other guest.

Lawsuit costs hit landlord tenant case in Watsonville

In Watsonville California Smith MacKenzie pursued a civil suit against Walter L and Thelma Scott seeking 140 dollars back rent. The Scotts showed they paid the 140 and 60 cents extra for an unspecified convenience. MacKenzie lost fifty cents plus attorney fees in the registry fray. The text also references a rough meter and notes the rise of automobile use and the last horse Insurance company dissolving in Montgomery County Pennsylvania.

Watsonville Cal Smith MacKenzie Walter L Thelma Scott MacKenzie Scotts Auton,mobile Montgomery County Pennsylvania

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