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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1928
Page
6
The item notes a Brewster coupe with a full Harvieried English coachman and new houses on East Second street as notable local improvements. It also mentions the Court of Common Pleas term starting October 23 with 174 cases on the docket, reflecting growth and civic activity in the town.
The Amherst South district reports a fourth grade wether roast in Thompson woods with teacher Mics Clark supervising. The South Amherst council met with nothing new. a junior choir organized at the Methodist church. A Cleveland born bride Dorothy Fribanki married Harry Kniss. the couple resides in Cleveland. Highland girls and boys baseball teams defeated local high school. girls 16 to 6, boys 23 to 3. Modern Woodmen of America met at William Oltman’s home. Lee Leonard died at 32 in Cleveland after three weeks illness. survivors include father Richard Leonard and siblings. A church choir organization planned for Congregational church. Numerous local residents visited, traveled, or hosted relatives in Elyria, Lorain, Oberlin, Wellington, and Sandusky. Continuous notes on illness, travels, and social visits fill the Amherst community page.
North Olmsted items note visitors from Hudson and Elyria, church services by Rev. Vanderpile of Oberlin, Busy Circle meeting at Mrs. Merton Bartter’s home, health updates on Mrs. Q. A. Risk, moves on Butternut Ridge Road, Eleanor Donaldson securing a Cleveland job, and Mrs. Saber and Attle’s family from Center Ridge.
Distances are cited as a barrier to India’s transport, but interest grows in using planes to connect Assam tea gardens. Captain Bernard Lette of Bengal Air Transport Co has flown extensively around Assam, with predictions that soon a tea planter could own an airship. Experiments showed encouraging results for aerial planting and pest control.
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