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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1929

Page

6

Elyria memories span 140 years in town chronicles

A compilation traces bygone Elyria notes from 1862 to 1930s, highlighting Madam Anna Bishop concerts, sheep losses to dogs, soldiers returning from Winchester and later civic developments. It surveys Beebe House staff, fire company recognition, street upgrades on Middle Avenue, and vocal local business shifts from saddles to auto parts.

Anna Bishop Elyria Els's Hall William Powell Amherst Durant Frussia Charles Boughton, Esq Rawsonville Winchester Beebe House New Hook and Ladder Company Red Rover Garford Pope Manufacturing Company Federal Manufacturing Company A. L.garford

North Russia births and local notices in Oberlin area

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Sandrock on Thursday May 23 1929 at Allen Hospital Oberlin. The Amherst area sees exchanges as Miss Caroline Schenk and Miss Emma Berg attend Mrs Mary Maurer funeral. Local visits include Rev G W Krause and family from Oak Harbor Ohio at Jacob Schramme. Clyde Bartlett and family host Earl Bartlett and guests at Pittsfield. Mrs Robert Rentner of Cleveland spends time with Henry Sandrock family. Mrs Fred Gerber entertains Lakeview Michigan visitors. Mrs Carl Berg improves from rheumatism. Rev A C Ernst of Amherst visits Henry Schaub home. Quincy police restrict informal talks. Police Chief Ernest H Bishop notes only duty related conversations allowed.

Henry Sandrock Allen Hospital Oberlin Caroline Schenk Emma Berg Mary Maurer Amherst G. W. Krause Oak Harbor Ohio Jacob Schramme Clyde Bartlett Harry Farr Elyria Earl Bartlett Pittsfield Robert Rentner Cleveland Henry Sandrock Ham Fred Gerber Lakeview Mich Carl Berg Fred Schaub A. C. Ernst Henry Schaub

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