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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1930
Page
9
London plans curb on horse drawn and motor vehicles during peak periods under a new Road Traffic Act. Traffic areas will be overseen by commissioners controlling trams omnibuses taxis and coaches. Speeding up buses may ease congestion while fewer taxicabs and tighter signals enforcement are likely. Timetable and exact rules remain under discussion.
Neighbors and friends in Henrietta gathered Friday evening to celebrate the recent marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andress. The group shared social time, sweet cider, and doughnuts and presented an electric table lamp as a wedding gift. Several local families and community members attended and refreshments followed at the event.
Mr and Mrs Barney Snyder hosted Sunday. Shoppers Lorain include Mr and Mrs Jack Pletch. Guests from Rocky River Mr and Mrs Fred Van with Mrs Mary Becker. Various calls and visits across Lorain, Elyria, Vermilion, and nearby towns. Halloween party planned by PTA with prizes for costumes and age groups. Grace Holovacs attended Hawthorne operetta. Families from Berea Avon Lake Amhurst and Cleveland noted with visitors and meals at numerous homes.
The item lists numerous visits and calls across Lorain and neighboring areas. People like Mr. and Mrs. Geo Stink Browdhelm Mrs. Mary Becker and families share weekend and weekday visits. Attendees include Vivian Twining Gena Bell Adaine Louise Adler and more at various homes and Farm Bureau event in Medina with 75 Lorain county attendees.
West Russia notes report social visits including Mr and Mrs Frank Sedelke and son at a funeral in Oberlin and calls on family friends in Elyria and Oberlin. Dance and gathering attendance appear for O H S in Oberlin and highway boosters meeting in Norwalk. A fire in Wellingborough England is blamed on rain heating quicklime at a builder's yard.
Oberlin residents hosted visitors from Elyria Wellington Pittsfield and Lorain while attending Farm Bureau meetings and a funeral. Local families hosted dances and gatherings with guests from Cleveland and Medina. Drilling rigs moved to Sallot farm as preparations for a filling station and cottages begin.
Large plate glass storefront window about 300 feet long was smashed when an automobile crashed into the London shop. Police reported no serious injuries and the driver remained at the scene awaiting investigation.
The body of John Paulist aged 55 was laid to rest in Calvary Cemetery after services at St Stanislaus Church conducted by Rev. Duda. Also reported are the death of Mrs Albert Snyder in Perea, attendance at a St Johns chicken dinner by local residents, the Fortnightly Bridge Club event, church notices, and a motor trip by Mr and Mrs H E DulmarGe and Mr and Mrs Paullori.
In Birmingham England broken crockery from the home of Mrs Elizabeth Sutton is arranged on the exterior walls as a decorative feature. The unusual display repurposes shattered dishes as ornamentation.
In the ongoing inquest at Alston Manor, Robin Smith testifies as witnesses reveal a link between a hidden enmity, a missing body, and blood on the half landing. Inspector Linscott and Inspector Deemer uncover footprints, a torn coat sleeve, and a crumpled poem as they question witnesses.
A large audience is sought in Elyria with Mrs. Dorothy Reinhart named as a key organizer or participant for the auditorium gathering. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
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