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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
13
Goaters reports bandits have moved prisoners toward the Chinese as negotiations for their release become harder. Communications have been cut off, hindering efforts.
Daughters Florence and Caroline were guests of Mrs Ellen Steele Sunday. Frank Metaphowsvlich of Lorain called on Henry and Sunday. Frank Pandy and in Lorain on business Monday. Raymonnd and Arnold Mach were Avon callers Sunday. Miss Seibrsy attended the Credit Men Association banquet at the Water Cleveland on Monday. Mrs John Lodig were in Elyria Pharwdes. Scholars from Dip teh yo oo osehiool attended the Picnic bay plane held at Rivervies. Park bilryia attended Tuesday. Ambuerst called on friends Sunday. Miss Wartan Steep was an Ey rig visitor Sunday. Town stipe and dimily of Fisaig called on Heute Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wol Cor ot Aim erst Tidye moved to the Geawn property. Mrs Iathafine folbe and sons John Oliver and Carl were dinner guests at Tebiases in Beownhelm Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tohi Kopp and children Arnold and Lei of Aro herst spent Sunday in f Biseh wy and family. Mioo and Mrs Fermin Bise hourspent Sunday from Cleveland. Rota Chap and brother from Cleveland were callers on the Ridge on Saturday.
Trustees advertise transfers of parcels and lots to Hilvera, Welling ton, Nichols, Millin tan, Loraly, and others. Names include Tucker, Smith, Ada Einehower, John Kazer, Marta Nager, Harry Rohirson, Muna Morehouse, Chas A Lite, and Chas Halpin with prices ranging from 1000 to 7500 dollars for parcels in Elyria, Phelps, Sheffield Land Co, Lincoln Park, Amherst, and Lastern Heights areas.
Wecock Flor at 353 Broad Street showcases rooty asparagus varieties and strawberry plants. The listing highlights fresh perennial herbs and seasonal options for gardeners.
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