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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1925
Page
2
Fragmented editorial notes discuss a court ruling allowing searches of movable property without warrants, citing cars and boats as not requiring home immunity. It contrasts with home protection and cites officials urging consent from federal departments, while touching on public reaction and modern law tensions.
Lagrange reports Mrs. C. G. Rush and Mrs. Harmon Sheldon attended Sunday dinner with the M. I. E. parsonage hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Rush were noted as guests along with Mrs. Harmon Sheldon from Grat.
Mrs George Lawland and Mrs Kenneth Lawland visited Cleveland guests for a weekend. B Wagner, Mrs Sem Ewing and daughter from Cleveland spent time with Andrew Srastson. AMI reports from Grand Chapter O BLS held amid November committees. AM C E Webb and son Allen visited Cleveland friends. Dager family of Larah Mildred and M Dag from Cleveland were mentioned.
James Nichols of Enfield and his niece were guests of Ed Drenner and wife last Monday. Mr and Mrs John Yeacal of Cleveland were also visiting. Fr Wolcott and F B Gott visited Willard Wolcott at Ohio Wesleyan College Saturday night. Abort s members of the F
The report notes John Howard Nichols a senior at LSU played tackle in the Ohio State Illinois game. It mentions Mrs Nichols and Mrs Cell visiting Columbus and reflects on Red Grange’s era and the seniors’ final college year.
Fragmentary notes show a scion of a great French house seeking a return to favor after a dispute over an address. The item mentions a church gathering led by Rev. G. A. Reeder and social scenes including Elyria residents and a dinner at Webb's.
The elderly chief of the Sunday Breakfast Association in Craw suburb died at his home. He presided over the organization that runs a Sunday breakfast for the needy, helping with jobs clothing and medical care through the Good Cheer Club. Women of England adopt new shoe heels and fashion notes.
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