Social visits from Cleveland Toledo and Lorain noted
Rochester May 18. Mr and Mrs Shirley Gill and son Kenneth and Jennie Gill with two friends from Toledo visited Mr and Mrs A N Gill. Mr and Mrs F W Siebe and children spent Sunday with Mrs and Mrs A Seidler of Cleveland. Mrs Mary Ronk and son Wil Son llaines of Wyrl a visited Mr and Mrs A Byird last Thursday and again Sunday. Mr and Mrs L E K Gariss and daughter and Mr and Mrs Boyd with two children from Lorain called at E A Mariss home last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Shirley Gill
Cleveland
Kenneth
Jennie Gill
Toledo
A. N. Gill
F. W. Siebe
A. Seidler
Mary Ronk
Wil Son Llaines
Wlyrla
Wm. McKenzie
Brighton
G. M. Knapp
Alva Lippus
la Grange
Jesse Knapp
Lina Barnes
Knapp
Alice Knapp
Chas. Livermore
Wellington
Lee Conklin
Lorain
Poop
Andy David
Zello Johnson
Elyria
John Murray
Carl Knapp
Lynn Storrow
Mother's Day Socials Across County Families
A bustling Mother's Day record spans Cleveland and Lorain connections with W. A. Scranton and T. S. Flanagan visiting relatives in Cleveland and Clarkesfield. Wellington hosts Chas Warner Emma and others as guests while Eliza Harwood and Guy Nagel welcome many from Elyria Norwalk and Akron. A car crash near a new road injures Chas Anderson, and Dagnan, an old village resident, is buried. Local gatherings include Parker and Jewett families with baskets and kinship notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Scranton
Cleveland
T. S. Flanagan
Clarkesfield
C. A. Beardsley
Geo. W. Smith
Frank Chase
Chas. Warner
Emma
Wellington
H. R. Ward
Lorain
W. B. Herrick
Wm. Grimburg
Co. F. Riebe
Clinton Holbrook
Elyria
John Crist
Norwalk
Enoch Beck
Chas. Anderson
Anderson
Elva Cowie
Russell Thompson
Akron
Wade Cowie
D. C. Mann
J. H. Hodgkin
Tom Dickinson
Eliza Harwood
Guy
Moris Polk
Anna Polk
H. E. Stebbins
Guy Nagel
Huntington
W. Va
Stebbins
Edith Irish
Glee Club
Ray Rowlands
WTAM
Ralph Ledyard
W. S. Biddinger
Peter Dagnan
Our Village
J. A. Jewett
Ada Ledyard
Chas, Parker
Don Phelps
Ray Jewett
Amherst
W. A. Jewett
Chas
Cleveland Drives On Safe Crackers and Thieves
Detective Inspector C. W. Cody orders a concentrated drive against safe crackers and auto thieves in Cleveland as 46 safe attempts occurred in four months with 22 successes. Loot totals reach 6465 dollars in cash and 3950 in checks, while automobile thefts for the period reached 1928 incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
C. W. Cody
Periodic Recovery Figures From 1927 to 1928
The extract notes a decline in recoveries from 1763 in 1927 to 1573 in 1928, indicating a lower amount for the current period. It references a prior year comparison and presents a concise change in totals.
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