Unclear OCR fragment notes plant hours and variety mentions
Fragmentary report mentions England shutdown of operations on Saturday, employees, and a peach variety Wilma along with Alberta references. Details unclear due to damaged text.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1923
Page
6
Fragmentary report mentions England shutdown of operations on Saturday, employees, and a peach variety Wilma along with Alberta references. Details unclear due to damaged text.
Mrs Mae Colver of Toledo visits the Peck and Caswell homes. Local residents and visitors exchange calls over the weekend with many relatives from Cleveland Kipton Wellington and Lakewood. Names include Zeigler Dusek Reed Bronson McCotter Seeley Craggin and Lampin among others.
McKenzie Moss, assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of internal revenue and prohibition, will confer with Canadian authorities on steps to halt illicit liquor traffic across the border. Several local moves and visits are noted, including relatives in Wellington, Penfield, Elyria, and Camden with residents traveling, hosting guests, and relatives visiting.
Sept 14 Durkeeville notes detail visits from J L Barth and sister Mary of Chicago and Mrs Fred Keller of Brunswick. Local guests include Chas Barth Elyria and Cheney families. Del Durkee dies, with relatives visiting the home. several trips to Cuyahoga Falls and West Ridge mentioned.
Mr and Mrs BR Barth J L Barth and zurst Mrs Munk of Chicago spent Sunday with relatives in Cleveland. The text mentions taxicab calls in Europe by hailing from the curb versus by telephone in the United States. A Philadelphia lumber concern has a 150 year family history and veneers as thin as 106 to the inch can be produced today.
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