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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR tale mentions death warrants and a king linked to trials and escapes. The text references a royal figure fleeing to a cathedral, a confiscated government position, and a general's relief efforts. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
Inside Shenandoah shows the control car and crew nose portal of a ship, with walkways from brother Saul Eppley. The Gray reunion met at the Fridenstine home with forty five attendees. Jack Anton and Helen Derek's baby girl born at the hospital Sunday. Perry, Murray Ridge and West Ridge youths attended a Wiener roast at Municipal Beach in Lorain. Pearl Eppley spent days in Cleveland. Arthur and Mae Powshi visited South Ridge. The Colurius Fair trip included Art Fesler and E W Baird of Elyria. Eugene Suess oversaw poultry at the State Fair. Norma Walter of Cleveland visited Pearl Eppley. the Stang family hosted guests from South Ridge. Louis Eldred attended Norwalk events yesterday. Pearl Zopiey, Norma Walker, Ruth Hunger, Marie Waller visited Carl Huger and Mrs Jack Anton at the hospital.
CHILLICOTHE Ohio Sept 4 Local residents believe Uncle Sam has Camp Sherman in sight as John G Harlan of the justice department and Ord Everman of the Veterans Bureau inspected the cantonment site They discussed options including a veterans hospital a federal reformatory for first offenders and moving the Fifth Corps Area headquarters from Columbus Fort Thomas to Camp Sherman.
Col. Jake Ruppert, president of the Yankees, forgives Ruth and says he will profit from mistakes. Ruppert backs Huggins’ action fining Ruth five thousand three hundred dollars, with a reduction possible if Ruth reforms and keeps promises.
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