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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1923
Page
6
Fragmented legal notice outlines a divorce case with parties named Hatch and others. It mentions motion and court dates, the petitioner and respondent, potential property actions, and requests to proceed on a specified date in an unspecified jurisdiction. Details are partially garbled but indicate custody or asset issues and a forthcoming court order.
Local items recount births, visits, and school news in Pittsfield area. A daughter Bettle Low born May 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Mohriman. families and neighbors visited, students received prizes, and teachers and choir members were active. Mrs. Richard Gibbons and Miss Fanny West noted among residents, with sickness and upcoming commencement plans discussed.
In a lively domestic tableau at the Durkee household, Bess Dean charmed guests and deflected tensions with wit as Alfred Dukes’s sister leans on hospitality. Mrs Durkee, a sharp observer, hints at hidden tensions between Alfred, Dick, and a third party while tensions around a 6:45 train loom over the evening.
The Amherst Alumni association plans its 14th annual reunion at Ehrman hall on Friday evening June 8, per a report from officers led by A. I. Eppig. Other items note George Hoffner’s illness in Cleveland, Mrs. Burnett and Paul Meitzke recent hospital discharges, and local visits by Mrs. Fred Roemer and Mrs. Clyde Heussner. Entourage Olive, Helen, and Edéna Behar dine with the Manns at Lakewood. H. W. Pow’s return from Lima, Ohio followed a recent trip of note.
Reported in this edition, Clifton Kentucky Mayor Edward Junk, 59, of Junk’s suburb, was cited for erratic driving in Cincinnati near General Hospital. He was jailed in court but freed on bond pending appeal amid a complex medical and diplomatic news section. Local readers note further minor items including international dispatches and a Paris political arrest.
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