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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1927

Page

27

NY Central offers sixteen trains daily Elyria to Cleveland

The New York Central Lines announce sixteen daily trains each way between Elyria and Cleveland with an average travel time of about fifty minutes. A new Union Station in Cleveland should shorten trips. special commuter fares include a 20 ride pass for 12.88 and a 44 ride 30 day pass for 1.96.

Elyria Cleveland L. A. Schroeder New York Central Lines New York CentralRoad Cuntry Union Station New York Blyria Greater

Swede Predicts Global Lumber Shortage

Stockholm reports Sweden warns of a looming timber shortage years ahead. Expert Chypetian Storiohann, a leading industrial and forestry export, advocates safeguarding forests to secure future timber supplies amid rising demand and policy challenges.

Stockholm Chypetian Storiohann Sweden

Wireless waves travel at immense speeds and spread uniformly

Wireless waves travel at 300 million meters per second and share properties with light, heat, and X rays. From a transmitting station radio waves spread symmetrically with uniform intensity, like ripples from a pebble in a quiet pond. At any instant the distance between successive crests equals the wavelength.

Bridle Paths and Parkways Feature Spring Valley Plan

Spring Valley plans to complete a 12 to 19 mile chain of bridle paths linking Cascade Park Ely Park and Spring Valley parklands across 1100 acres. The project, led by Roy Miller and Lewis C. Reeve, includes wooded hillsides and river views along parkways with a game preserve and a historic Amphitheatre site. Cascade Park is praised as a top municipal nature park with legends of ancient human activity and a sealed Robbers Den cavern nearby.

Spring Valley Cascade Park Elyna Ely Park Cascade Ely Parks Black River Roy Miller Lewis CG. Reeve Heman Ely City of Elyria Frank Wilford Wilford American Society of Science Ught Sorlusgion Beautiful Valley

Webber Elected President of Spring Valley Country Club

Lawrence H. Webber of Elyria Ohio, noted attorney and Rotary president, is named president of Spring Valley Country Club. He aims to expand member use of the 27 hole course and plans social events in winter. Webber, a former county prosecutor and city attorney, is a Moose hunter and director of local banks and firms.

Lawrence H. Webber Elyria Ohio Sping Valley Canadian Woods Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company Eleria Fies Sey Inga and Loin Company Hoe Judea A RL Webber Alyria

Spring Valley reception previews a designer clubhouse

A public reception Sunday afternoon will unveil Spring Valley's new Country Clubhouse. Writer recalls the Valley’s beauty and details the design by R S Silsbee, its siting in Elyria near Washington Ave and Guilt Farms, and plans for landscaped homes and leisure spaces around the golf course.

Spring Valley Elyria Washington Aver Elywood R. S. Silsbee Mr. Silsbee

Goldenrod Named National Flower by Popular Vote

A fragment notes Mexico adopting the prickly pear as a national symbol and mentions the maple leaf. It states that goldenrod has been chosen as the United States national flower by popular vote, while noting there has been no official adoption.

Mexico

Eastern Woods Resources Mentioned for Medicine and Ornament

Fragmentary notes describe Tronwood and related woods used by Chinese and Japanese for redders and export in small quantities. Bark cited for Japanese medicine. Meésua ferres, native to the East, cultivated for fragrant roselike flowers.

Java Otter Japan

Ancient Harvest Rites Preserved in Northumberland Villages

Whallon and nearby old fashioned villages in Northumberland keep harvest rites dating to ancient Druids. The Kern Baby ceremony features the last sheaf of corn fashioned into a motif and paraded with ribbons for village blessing, noted by London Am wets.

Northumberland London

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Spring Valleys NEW Colonial Club New York Central Station Ring Mathe Hort Fytereals Accomima Trussia Webber Heals Spain Valley Country Club Lawrence H, Webber J. Clare George Slisbee Ctd
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