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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1928

Page

11

Columbia Employees Fete Safety Record This Year

Columbia Steel management honored employees at a general meeting for a fine safety record. Six months without an accident, a July setback, and two strong months later place the plant sixth in Amco safety standings. The American Rolling Mill reports 12,000 workers with 16 lost time accidents, while Elyria totals 90,000 hours without an accident.

Columbia Steel Amco Tuis Ince Elyria

Oberlin Road Social Notices Highlight Local Visits

Oct 6: Mrs. George Hartwig of Hartland visits sister Mrs M L Hurst. Mr and Mrs J H Brumby of Kipton call at daughter Mrs Fred Hawk. Miss Louise Baumann hosts friend Miss Grace Narkus of Sullivan. Russel and Kenneth Kern spend Sunday in Sandusky with Edward McRoberts.

Oberlin Road George Hartwig Hartland M. L. Hurst J. H. Brumby Kipton Fred Hawk Louise Baumann Grace Narkus Sullivan Russel Kenneth Kern Sandusky Edward McRoberts

The Spider Opens at Alhambra Theatre in Cleveland

Roberson Smith presents The Spider a world’s most novel mystery play at the Alhambra Theatre on Euclid at 103rd Cleveland. A fine New York cast of 30 performs with 800 orchestra seats priced at 1.00 and many others at 50 cents. Cedar 5010 offers mail orders with personal attention.

Euclid Cleveland O. Roberson- Smith New York

Oberlin Window Fair Winners Highlight Local Event

Miss Lucile Campbell won first prize for driving and won a new coach. Mrs John Ker took a marigolds prize at a drug store display and Mrs Fred Hawk placed first for dahlias at the bank display. other displays included straw flowers at a bookstore. Local social rounds note visits by residents from Elyria Oberlin and Pontiac Michigan. Several gatherings and trips to Shaker Heights Mansfield Perry and New London are mentioned along with a Well drilling update and a Wiener roast hosted by Joe Gill.

Lucile Campbell Oberlin John Ker Fred Hawk Charles James Charles Fisher Cleveland A. S. Hall Elyria S. M. Black J. A. Gravtt Pontiac Mich Nancy Patterson D. J. Campbell Ridgeville M. Foley Harry Hawk Sojourners Club Heroes of ‘76 Shaker Heights American Legion Texas John van Haverlyn George Baumann John Baumann M. L. Hurst Charles Elms New London William Cummings Howard Broom Carlisle Stop 82 Hartwig Frances Charleton Harley Sandrock William Farr

Residents share visits around Castalia and Lorain

Vincent and Edith Morris of Vincent hosted Clyde Bennett Harry Orton and Michaels families who visited Castalia to see the Blue Hole on Tuesday. Mrs. Guy Pickett stayed with her aunt Mrs. Aspe in Lorain midweek. Mr and Mrs Vanatta of Norwalk were guests of Mr and Mrs C Bennett on Sunday.

Oscar Perry Elyria Bensley H. Orton G. Bennet Mrs. Michaels Kenana Mansfield Michaels J. H. Taft Claude Taft Cincinnati Taft

Kroger Opens Two Elyria Stores On Broad Street

Logel Boy, Elyria High School alumnus from the class of 1924, and Jim Renouard lead new Kroger outlets at 340 Broad Street and 588 Broad Street, expanding Elyria's Kroger presence to five stores with future openings planned. The two locations offer groceries meats fruits and vegetables, the only Kroger marts in the city handling meats.

Kroger Elyria Broad Street Jim Renouard Elytia High School Broadsteat Lewis Szabo Kroger Company

Air services to continent disrupted and duplicated

England routes to the continent are disrupted or duplicated as August holiday rush consumes scarce capacity, forcing travel firms to adjust schedules and pricing amid crowded departure lounges and limited seats.

England

Martins Ferry to renew blue law enforcement Sunday

Belmont county grand jury ignored 72 cases from prior enforcement. Mayor Howard A. Duff announced a campaign to close all businesses except newspapers and gas stations. Motion picture operators and police are expected to march from theatres to police headquarters and back, with arrests and bond releases.

Martins Ferry Howard A. Duff Belmont County Grand Jury

Indian Game 15 Cause of Boy's Death

One boy lay dead and six of his playmates were questioned by juvenile authorities in Kenton after a dangerous "wild west" game. The incident highlights the peril ofadventure games among children and prompts safety warnings.

Kenton

Death Following Tudfan Game Fight Involving Boy

Benny Whitmore, 10, died after a fight linked to a Tudfan game, during which a bulldog leaped and barked at him while he was tied to a tree. no bite occurred. MMO youths aged 20 and 15 were jailed after further investigation.

Benny Whitmore MMO

Claude Terry Battery Ignition Service Listing

Local auto service listing for Claude Terry Battery Ignition Service located at 409 West Second Street near the Gray Block with phone 3318, offering battery and ignition work in the area.

West Avenue Second Street

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Columbia FETEO Alhambra Theatre Geo. Shrabsole Carl Foster Vincent Edith Morris R. F. D Logel Boy Charis Charis of Brooks 2Nd St Martins Fey Acvonable D. Jackson Paint & Wall Paper Cleveland Street A. Minnich & Sons West St. & B. & O Cently Claude Terry Estella E. Fiebrig Massillon G. A. R. Hall Broad St Western Reserve Finance Turner Lorain County United Dry Cleaning Co Teufel Castle’s Wall Paper and Paint Store Elks Club
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