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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1928
Page
5
Fragmentary legal notice records a divorce action Hare No. 26709 and a parole hearing slated for November 4 1925. Names mentioned include J Renz Varde Mecerd and guardian M Mopss with unclear roles.
The Ladies Aid met at the church parlors with good attendance and devotions led by Mrs. A bere Mori Sr. and Mrs. Erne Schneider. A luncheon followed hosted by Mrs. Alec Flowers and Mrs. Fred Gasser. Amherst’s public school opened with nearly 300 students and staff changes included EL Paul Steigner as principal and new teachers listed. The Foreign Women's Missionary Society met with devotionals by Mrs. Wil n Allsop and readings by Mrs. John Thompson and Mrs. Ward Hubbard. Forty five handkerchiefs were donated for Christmas gifts for Ada Hall in Korea. Luncheon served to twelve members and four guests. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Vie. Briefs note Elyria visitors and other local updates.
Amherst and Elyria families gathered for visits and shopping trips with local residents including the Gehls Slaters Wraggs and Heathcotes. Attendees from Cleveland Oberlin and Wooster joined various hosts for weekend and weekday calls.
West Ridge residents hosted visitors from Cleveland and Findlay, with families such as Mr and Mrs EJ Dorts and children and Mr and Mrs Wo Darton attending gatherings at George Longbrake’s home. Joe Briggs drove to Canada then to New York and Philadelphia. The local school opened Wednesday with Miss Marshell teaching and 31 pupils enrolled, the largest in years.
Sale listing mentions SPx58 item for 2500 dollars with locations Amore Street and Bo- 2 Cheap for cash at Robner Avenue Offy Street and Abbey Road. Payment stated as safe cash payments through RA. J. Seipfoort RD No.3 Abberrd Proze 42114.
Connecticut lawmakers will be asked next January to embargo the importation of cotton-tail rabbits from the west due to alarm over fullar emia a disease with four percent fatality. The health department ordered physicians to report cases while the fish and game department warned sportsmen and rabbit propagators against importing rabbits and rabbit fur. Workers and rabbit owners were told to be vigilant for disease signs and to monitor their animals.
In Armagh Indiana County Pennsylvania a small borough with 119 residents enjoys tax relief as a largely tax free community. The limited needs generate few collector calls while residents face occasional tax requirements. In a separate note Muslim girls now have equal rights to inherit from their fathers alongside sons.
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