This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1925
Page
10
Johns beat St Agnes 6 to 1 in a Twilight League game. Guthman and Art Buchholz led scoring with home run by Buchholz, Whitey Guthman and Traxler tossed strong pitching. Traxler and Rodgers faced batters with 1 walk each. umpire was Martin.
Oulton Candies face Collinwood in Cascade summer action as Iron Candies tackle Cecl 900 Shale and Brick for Class A honors. Ebert and Swede Car lead a strong pitching staff with Carlson among top arms. Dutch Lawrence and Karn star as sluggers and pitchers for Candies in a key city game.
Sept 2 reports say Babe Ruth, amid controversy, apologized to manager Ruppert for prior remarks. Ruth hopes to rejoin the Yankees soon, aiming to play Saturday vs the Athletics if cleared. Graw notes and standings shift as Phillies, Giants, and Cubs jockey for position.
Standings show teams in both leagues with wins losses and percentages. Entries include Washington Detroit Cleveland Newark New York Brooklyn St Louis Boston Chicago Philadelphia and others with varied records and points listed.
New York dispatch reports William A Brady plans to bring Luis Angel Firpo to the United States for a possible heavyweight title campaign. Brady would train Firpo in America if sponsors can be found, with talks of a Buenos Aires trip to sign a contract for major matches. Firpo’s trainer and discipline are debated as Dempsey, Wills, and Tunney are cited as potential rivals.
Last night boxing results include newspaper decisions for Younes over Tommy Freeman and Al Kubiak over Milwauk in a technical knockout. Gaston Charins defeated Kid Carpentier in six rounds by newspaper decision. Louis Dearro outpointed Joe Ortez in six rounds in Milwaukee. Al Zeimer stopped Fhar O Dowd in two. Harry Marcus and Franke Van fought to a six round draw in Cleveland.
Baseball notes show Walter Johnson and Roger Peckinpaugh guiding the Senators to a 7 to 3 win over the Athletics. The Yankees beat the Red Sox 2 to 1 in a southward game. In Marietta, Ohio a four feet long aquasian bean is shown in Granville Harness farm display. The huge legume, vine similar to pumpkin, rind like watermelon, edible like eggplant or turnip.
Amherst and South Amherst residents are listed with visitors shoppers and travels. Names include Arthur Engle grand-daughter Elmeda Mrs M Maryto Miss Helen Abersold at Elyria Memorial Hospital improving Robert Brucker and Ralph Brucker visiting family in Lorain East Amherst residents Ralph and Jabez Dressler hosts. Various relatives attended Brookside Park outings and Cleveland visits.
Arthur Hruce of Niagara Falls spent time at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Wo Park. Various guests from Elyria Cleveland and Cleveland suburbs gathered for dinners and visits. The Loy alty Class meeting was postponed and neighbors shared news of health and family events, with Martin Sandrock planning a dairy cow auction.
On Friday September 4 at 1 o clock the Mennells were at their arm one and one half miles south of town. Mr. and Mrs. A E Mennell spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. C H Johnson.
Ridgeville on September 2 features a wave of visitors from Cleveland Elyria and Milan. Mrs. Jack Henry and Dorothy with Mrs. Selser joined Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wilford on a weekend visit to cousins Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Knowles. Several families, including the Deldrick, Deidrick, Ford, and Hawke households, hosted gatherings and Sunday strolls. A church project allocates 4500 for St. Peter's church windows donated by the congregation. The piece notes local social rounds and upcoming events as well as a reference to a blood poisoning case and community notices.
Mrs Andrew Longbow of Columbia and Lorena Smith visited relatives in Elyria and Columbus area. Reunions for Dutnell and Blaine groups held with dozens present from Cleveland Lakewood Mantua and more. The Cheesman and Fields church groups planned gatherings as locals reported deaths births and social events.
Henrietta area church notices list Rev Holtzworth at Eyvam church with sermons and Sunday school, choir practice, and Ladies' Aid at Mrs Amy Young's home. Reformed church records Rev Settlage and a 2 PM service with choir on Thursday. Local residents attend fairs, visits, and family gatherings across Wellington Cleveland Elyria North Russia and Vermilion with multiple intercity trips and social calls.
August milk report shows solids around 70 percent and fat near 40 percent with various dairy plants and producers listed. Mentions of Tattersall, Park-Home, Maumee, Crystal Springs, and other farms with production figures, plus quality ranges and percentages. Also notes Miss Gladys Velsor visiting Amityville and Merle Penfound winning Holstein prizes at Wellington Fair with State Fair entry in Columbus. Cohesive local dairy community updates and social notices.
Friday evening gatherings include Mr and Mrs Marry Jones and family in San Bernadico with out of town guests Mr and Mrs Grant Miller of Norwalk and Mr and Mrs D A Bennett and family. Sunday visits feature Elyria residents Mr and Mrs Henry Heidrich and P H Battenbeulsel plus Elmer and Louis, with Frank Berg and Raymond Brown families. Barbara Tatteman and son George of Birmingham also present, along with Mrs Chas Date of South Ridge.
Residents from West Ridge gather for the Werih on Fast event and visit relatives across Elyria and Oberlin road. The lengthy attendance includes Drasendahi, Eldred family, Lauer family, Mason family, Penfound family, Schubert and Schramm households, plus numerous nieces nephews and guests from Detroit Detroit to Elyria and North Ridgeville. Activities cover Sunday gatherings at Penfound, Oberlin visits, state fair travel, and Holford Farr reunion participation.
Wellington on September 1 reports the Verkers Male chorus from Lorain will conduct the evening service at the Baptist church Sunday September 7. Mr A Lo Mockers will preside and Bert Cree Pachard Cal Wehtmeter of Leva ano cuently reuurued from a Vegope salon, bringing fresh material for the performance. The public is invited.
In a September gathering Mrs. Mevuran was unanimously chosen for a local post while Myre. FB. A. answered as secretary. The event featured remarks by Wiss Lesa Dirlant and a young band. Delegates were selected for the regional convention with state rates to be decided at the next meeting.
The Baptist church plans an evangelist cantparen led by Rev. ROT Keteham in early November with a likely Monday evening start. Rev Werehas of the First Baptist Church of Niles is noted, and the event is expected to draw many worshippers from nearby churches and the city.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.