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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1927
Page
9
Lt. Davis Jr of Goebel's Woolaroc warns that knowledge of weather conditions is crucial for long distance sea flights. He notes high altitude observations and rapidly changing ocean air masses affect steering, balance, and emergency procedures, with fog and squalls posing major risks.
An aviation remark warns of lift and recovery requiring about 1000 feet if a spin occurs near Alley. The text then lists residents moving from George Rosenerang house to Albherst and mentions weekend visits by H H Bo Shattuck, Mrs Louisa Sick, and Miss Ronetta Miller, plus a meeting at Mrs George Blick home.
Local notices report funeral services for Alden Delefield at Brownhelm Cemetery and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Delfield of Amherst. Florence Claws visited family in Cleveland and Akron while Frank Lesher’s father is listed among local residents. Mr and Mrs A J Shaineck and Mr and Mrs B K Lindsley hosted activities. Byra Richmond's 50th wedding anniversary observed. Carrolling and Cora Jierculer dined with Miss Florence Claus. family visits to Waunsworth and Akron noted.
Postwar collectors warn that untouched Napoleon artifacts on Elba risk loss unless swift action preserves the imperial items. The Elban museum, once housed by Demidoff with works by Gros and Vernet, saw visitors from England before a sale reduced its collection. Government and heritage groups urge protective steps to keep Napoleonic memories from vanishing.
A report notes the largest fecht exer fragment carried was a tower used in gasoline manufacture. Item 11 arrived in Los Angeles from Boston weighing eighty tons.
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