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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1923

Page

10

Largest golf course under construction near Dayton

The 18 hole 100 acre Nis Bryn Du project near Dayton is being developed by J S Jones Sunday Creek coal baron. In Dayton detectives expect a murder arrest for Russel Sunday whose body was found in the Little Miami River October 28 near Lebanon. Belmont county tax suits seek lower valuations for utilities to match other properties. In Bay Village a community minstrel show raised about 400 for Parkside School athletic equipment and other local notices recount church events and local travel.

Newsrk J. S. Jones Sunday Creek Nis Bryn du Farm Thlaefty Dayton Daytona Russel Sunday Little Miami River Labanon

Local Social Roundup From Henrietta Area

Earl Jaycox and family from Elyria visited Mead Pettys on Sunday. Harley Telford and Mrs Telford from New Oberlin spent the day with L M Kelly. Clarence Wood of Oberlin called on L M Kelly Monday evening. A party for Mr and Mrs Wm Decker precedes their winter trip to North Carolina. Mr Schoonard and family move into Lydia Decker’s home. Ladies Aid Society hosted by Mrs Wallace McDowell and Mrs Ralph McDowell. Frank Page and daughter from Elyria visited Charles Cook. O H Sanders on crutches with knee trouble. Mrs Battenhouse not improving fast. An entertainment will be given.

Milas Dennison Sebel Smupert Nassell Cleveland Luclid Avenue Melville Smith Carlisle Bassett Road Wm. W. Aldrich Albert Saxer Henrietta Earl Jaycox Hlyria Mead Pettys Harley Telford New Oberlin L. M. Kelly Clarence Wood Oberlin L. M. Kellys Wm. Decker North Carolina Schoonard Lydia Decker Wallace McDowell Ralph McDowell Ladies Aid Society Frank Page Elyria Charles Cook O. H. Sanders

Bakers Crossing Social Notes Darkened by Local Visits

Dudley Cole and James English traveled through Kipton and Elyria on business. John Berger of Cleveland visited his brother, William Berger, last week. Mrs G A Cole and son Dudley called Sunday at Mrs Cole's sister's home. Mr and Mrs Wallace Griggs hosted visitors from Trochester. Mr and Mrs Charley Hileman were also mentioned among local callers.

Baker’s Crossing Dudley Cole James English Kipton Elyria John Berger Cleveland Wm. Berger G. A. Cole Dudley

Illinois Pipe Line Board Cuts Dividend To $2 A Share

The Illinois Pipe Line Company board met in Findlay and authorized a $2 per share dividend for December 31 to holders of record November 30, reducing the previous May payout by $5 per share.

Kellogg's Bran touted as cure for constipation

An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a all purpose remedy to relieve constipation. It promises permanent relief, clean system toxins, and outlines usage in meals and recipes while urging daily consumption for family health.

Nature Kellogg Kellogg’s Kellogg ’S Kellogg's

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