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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1929
Page
10
The administrator of the estate of Mrs. Ann Isabella Clark sought $25,000 in damages but the jury returned a verdict against the claim. The ruling ends the administrator’s $25,000 damage suit with no award to the estate.
Plaintiffs seek damages from Cornelius and Adolph Kohlweger for injuries allegedly caused when Mrs. Clark fell down stairs in a building they own in Lorain on May 28 1926. The case centers on property owner liability for hazardous conditions and seeks compensation for medical and related losses.
Mr and Mrs John Bensel of Be tea have moved into their newly purchased home at Copopa. The notice names the couple and the new residence in a local household update.
Elyria and Cleveland visitors figure in a weekend of hospital stays, hospital plans, and family visits. Miss Jessie Adams hosts Warren Stranahart and family while Prof L L Myers plans summer teaching. West View gains two coats of stucco. Various trips include California plans, Baltimore medical treatment, Oberlin and La Grange visits, and a potato club meeting led by Rev. Mackey.
Mars Craftis Mor san of Tully New York says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash fully restored her health after illness. She plans to finish two more bottles and endorses the products as worth their weight in gold.
Prosecutor Don Myers announced pending advice from State Prohibition Commissioner Rupert Beetham on three padlock petitions. He endorsed action against Jack Williamson's place at 1444 Broadway adjoining Cooper's and urged careful consideration for the Slovenian National Home on Pearl avenue and 31st street due to Lorain's first padlock case against a club. Baynham and deposed agent Cole pressed for raids and convictions following prior actions.
Oberlin area residents visit and host events at multiple homes. Frank Kreuger and Lloyd Coats families visit. Amy Briggs hosts sister and daughter from North Fairfield. Geo Vickards of Cleveland guests Charles James. McRoberts, Hansen, and McRoberts families socialize. Frank McRoberts ill and moved to Elyria Memorial. Dwight Rosecrans starts prep for new house. Fornew completes double garage and builds. Foder begins new house and store work. Wilber Swan family visits. Korn brothers and George McRoberts travel to Sandusky to see Ed McRoberts.
Six students who finished sixth grade at No. 4 will attend the town schools next year. Ely McRoberts and his wife from Mo line, Jil, left for Florida after weeks with the Andy Edmonds. Mrs. Harvey Hahn and her children from Sugar Ridge visited Carl Hausen.
Dance studio unit offers ballet toe tap and acrobatic classes at Odd Fellows hall, with rooms for limbering and private instruction. Wednesday class schedule and contact details listed, inviting participation for all ages.
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