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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1923
Page
7
The murder trial of James Jasant of Lorain, charged with murder, will begin November 19 following the venue. The law provides at least thirty days for preparation. The case is expected to take a short time to dispose.
Pittsfield notes a Woman’s Club meeting at Congregational church on Nov. 2 with a pot meal. Early invitations extend to all, while local families, social visits, and school staff changes are listed with community updates and birthdays.
Mrs. Fritz Kreisler, wife of the famed violinist, aided a riot in Berlin by distributing bread from a palace charity kitchen. Driving a luxurious limousine, she visited bakeries to load her car, then calmed a crowd of unemployed workers by sharing slices of bread until supplies ran out.
Reported marriages and births include Ethel Betty and Mr Ungler of Wellington Michigan, and a son born to Ernest Leinger and wife of Camden. Frank Ungerman attends a Lesson convention in San Francisco. A Grange meeting at Floyd Sharp home gave third and fourth degrees to two members. Local visits and hospital surgeries are noted including Roy Twining and Mrs Shedd.
A Par ent-Teachers Association Halloween event drew ninety attendees at the Congregational church with games talks by Mitchelson and Mrs Evans on PTA work. Social gathering strengthened parent teacher ties as Mrs Mills and others visited Norwalk and Oberlin relatives. A dragon tree in Teneriffe blooms for the first time since 1823.
Florida based note mentions G. Savage a postman in Stratford-on-Avon who published The Flora and Folklore of Shakespeare. A self taught botanist he built knowledge through evening classes and reading. He has gathered over 700 botanical volumes and credits his rounds as a postman for much of his learning.
Local note recalls new cement road traffic flow from LaGrange to the field center. Several social mentions follow including Agnes Jones visiting Ada Sherburne, Ed wards and Glynn family gatherings, a third birthday celebration for a granddaughter, and various visits and dinners among local families in Wellington Elyria Greenwich Sheffield Ruggles Youngstown and Ashland.
Nathan Peabody was celebrated at the F. Peabody residence in Kipton on Saturday marking his 93rd birthday anniversary.
On October 30 the street railway question in Cleveland reemerges as councilman James McGinty urges cutting allowances for maintenance depreciation and renewal. The maintenance fund totals over 1.5 million dollars while the interest fund dwindles, foreshadowing a fare rise from five cents plus a transfer penny, likely by December 1.
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