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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1923
Page
2
An unclear May report mentions Spencer, Wheaton Johnson, and Hal in relation to public schools and a temple. It notes a police statement and a church member named Ladd returning to a location with a sunshine lid, referencing a US department and a stained event.
Columbus reports passenger auto tags issued to date exceed 70 000 this year with about 19 600 005 dollars in state funds in the treasury to be allocated to counties. Logan notes George Hooper funds foreign missions including a Korea teacher and a 1000 gift for a kindergarten in memory of his son. Nelsonville notes Greendale brick plant back at capacity employing 250 plus workers. Lima reports Lt. Williams recovering from pneumonia at Walter Reed and Mrs. Herding’s continued White House interest. Clarington records an unidentified man’s body found in the Olio river. Bridgeport notes William Gasper’s arrest after fleeing a post office and sending love letters by registered mail. Also a Martins Ferris street fashion boast with spring gear despite wintry weather. Prohibition officers allege Wile Smith drunk near Nilsonville and whiskey found on him. Bucyrus opines county bears cemetery removal costs for Liberty township debris clearance.
Born to Mr and Mrs Walter Angersbach a seven pound girl on May 23. Virgil Buzzard of Lorain visited his father T W Buzzard Tuesday. Guszard ill. Mrs George Eppley of Amherst visited her parents Mr and Mrs Philip Zilch. Mrs Marie Kuirem and son William weekend with Toledo relatives. Miss Hayes Thompson weekend in Cleveland. Mrs Nellie Hacon of Morenci Michigan visiting Hayes Whittlesey and others. Grange to lead Memorial services Sunday with Rev FF Eastman of Amherst. Brownhelm band to provide music. George Cooper ill Wednesday. Miss Fannie West of Oberlin visited. returned home.
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