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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1928
Page
8
fragmentary OCR notes list people and places including Berlin Heights Elyria Am lefs Amingham and a reference to a Peter Beal. The text appears as scattered social notices or addresses with names, households, and a Saturday event, but lacks coherent events or dates.
Twenty five years in electrical construction and lighting have prepared Mr. Gates for the new role at Day's Hardware. He previously worked with General Electric Co and recently came from Warren Ohio where he was associated with Luce Electric Co. An Elyria native, he is married to Dorothy Day, youngest daughter of Mr Hubert Day, and is temporarily residing at her family home.
A H Krapp is a pioneer piano salesman in Lorain county, longtime Day's Music Store employee, and active in clubs including the Eagles K of C and Elks as a loyal knight of the Elyria lodge. Nearby social notes mention visits and gatherings among residents with several names and places in Ohio.
Spencer residents and relatives populate the weekly notes with visits, calls, and travel. Extensive lists name Frank Satosi Breckenridge Michigan, George Rosa Stranton Iowa, Will Rosa, Warren Unger, and many others plus local school and church events and a Spencer ball team achievement.
Albert Gillespie II, who began fleeing home at age four, left East St. Louis to roam the region seeking Lindbergh after jetting across a bridge to St. Louis. Police report bribery, jolery, and whippings as part of his family’s concerns. Ab Billings, after drinking, sought a policeman in Columbus, Indiana.
An unclear note describes an officer acting decisively, mentioning a 1528 aircraft and alleged substitutions of dangerous liquids. The text is garbled with missing words and mispellings, making specifics uncertain.
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