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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1924
Page
7
Bert Wood died after an apparent fall from his porch during a late night disturbance at his home in New London. Neighbors report he heard a ruckus around 4 o clock in the morning and rushed outside to investigate.
A man was found face down on the ground with a bullet wound near his heart after an apparent intrusion. He was taken to a hospital where the bullet was located and the entry path traced. The incident prompted police and family members to visit the scene. meanwhile community notices report gatherings, visits, and social events across Ashland and nearby towns, including church and club activities, travel updates, and weekend plans.
Columbia and South Amherst schedule of neighborhood happenings includes Mae Bingham visiting sister A D Carpenter and traveling to Florida. Philathea Baptist group hosts a birthday dinner with seasonal table decorations and prizes. Lyceum course opens. various visits to relatives in Michigan and Ohio. Halloween party in South Amherst. Amherst area holds football games, birthdays, and church gatherings with multiple families noted.
Of Oberlin, spent Sunday with the latter's mother Mrs Julius Dur and Mr and Mrs Charles Wragg of Pistia, called on relatives Sunday.
Grange plans large turnout for the November 5 officer election. Local land sale: Kordeieski family buys the former W. T. Newcomb farm in Lorain. M E Church hosts house warming for Rev and Mrs H B Ryan with welcome address and musical program. Harold Jhyson hosts Sunday school class gathering with games. Farm Woman's Club to hold all day meeting November 7 with pursing course lessons and covered dish. PTA to host reception for Penfield teachers at Society Hall November 6.
Washington reports that two additional members of the mob that killed Major Robert Imbiie, American consul attaché at Ter erean, were executed. In Los Angeles Cornelius Cole, longtime senator and prominent Californian, died aged 101 or 102, having celebrated his 102nd birthday on September 1. The piece also cites Iowa Attorney General’s early 1870s ruling on a woman’s eligibility for public office in Mitchell County.
Washington reports the district Supreme Court ruled an emergency justifying rent control exists, signaling the end of government rent regulation in the District of Columbia. Concurrently, women voters in Christiania Norway now lead by 23 000.
SO AMHERST MRS GLEASON HOSTESS SOUTH AMHERST Nov 4 The Ladies Dime society held their regular meeting at the town hall and transacted business for their bazaar set for Dec 3 The hostess provided a dainty lunch. The Ladies St Johns church plan a meeting at church parlors with entertaining hostesses Mrs Henry Freaman and Mrs John Wilhelm. Methodist Aid society moves meeting to Wednesday Nov 6 at church parlors.
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