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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1927
Page
5
The Chamber of Commerce notes carelessness as a major fire cause in the past year. It cites cluttered refuse and dirt in workplaces and homes, improper disposal of flammable materials, and unattended combustibles as key risk factors.
The piece warns that fires from unknown causes cause about 290 million dollars in annual losses. It urges cleanup of waste, oily rags and self heating materials, and stresses proper disposal. It recommends incinerators or metal containers and caution against burning indoors or near furnaces to prevent heat and soot buildup.
Mrs. J Wicks hosted her Elyria kin and relatives from Las Change and nearby areas while Mrs Addie Brown visited Elyria. Ruth Tran entertained former pupils and district No 5 guests in Picth with a peanut hunt and games. prizes went to several guests and a remembrance was given. The Schubert family from Elyria joined Byron Seely for a Sunday visit.
London reports that Punch and Judy acts are being retired after three centuries, according to veteran performer W. Davis, one of the last of the London artists keeping the tradition alive.
Amsterdam reports the Royal Dutch air mail has issued what is claimed as the first aerial season ticket. The ticket holder, a Dutch stamp dealer, plans to fly on every note sion and now possesses a ticket good for twenty-one journeys.
Vincent Mes and Morris family relatives visited in Reval Center Indiana. Frank Van Worman and Mrs John Morris visited kin. Nellie Myers improved after injury. local residents called on her. Liedies Aid Society met in church parlors with 12 attending and a lunch served. William Hroge visited Mrs David Reynolds. a contest between children and adults determined a winner with a prize hanger.
The report notes Mrs Harold Engel of Elizabeth court and former Dorothy Marlett of Vincent hosted visitors. Neighbors and relatives celebrated a wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Cobbs with seventy attendees. Several families hosted or visited relatives including Walter Brown in Cleveland and the Johnsons on Abbey road. A Ford road crash near the city dump damaged two Concesco sons’ machine after being pushed into a ditch by a large vehicle.
Mr and Mrs Archie Haynes and family visited Mrs Machelberg, ill with cancer, on Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Bert Kaynos.
Lew Cody and Aileen Pringle star in a Metro Goldwyn Mayer co production directed by Capitol will showcase in Elyria with the new comedy Adam and Fail. The sparkling pair deliver a strong screen pairing in this twins and mistaken identity tale, praised for fresh twists and high quality performances.
Corrinne Griffith brings a grand palace set to the Austrian Italian border era in Napoleonic times for The Lady in Ermine at the Rivoli tomorrow. Produced by E. M. Asher the film adapts the famed operetta and promises to be Griffiths most colorful and notable screen effort yet.
Imperial Furniture Co promises careful packing and safe shipment of goods from E Broad and J Bridge. They advertise collection services and claim to save customers from trouble with their packing solutions.
Miss Griffith stars in a romantically dramatic story set amid Napoleonic era battles in Italy and Austria. Einar Hanson, Francis X. Bushman, and Ward Crane anchor key supporting roles as a colonel, villain, and crown prince.
In Palacois Texas a football game injury proved fatal for Carl Berry after hours of CPR failed. Fellow players attempted to revive him by pumping his arms and a serum was administered before he died late yesterday.
Berlin police hunt a group described as gourmets after a series of burglaries targeting upscale food shops. The suspects are said to steal the finest caviar, prompting a citywide investigation into the so-called caviar bandits.
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