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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1927
Page
5
Canton detectives pursue three armed men who boarded a Akron bound bus near Ghent and escaped with jewelry worth about 000. Victim Howard Heine of Adler and Heine catalogs Canton stores as possible plotting ground. witnesses report a car linked to the robbers seen in the county.
A Wakeman note records Mrs Gatehouse of Sixth Street visiting the town with Mr and Mrs Kelble of Ber. The fragment notes a Wakeman visitor on a September day with informal social markings.
The Anderson reunion organized with Mrs. Gladye Poisy as president and Mrs. Austin Burlsey as secretary after a September 11 gathering in Wakeman. Guests from Elyria and Fremont attended a ball and dinner, with plans for the next meeting July 1928. Nearby, Grange Hall dances drew good crowds as families traveled from Findlay and Wake Man to visit friends and relatives.
Cleveland colleges set to start the fall term with Western Reserve University planning an enrollment near 16,000 on September 20 and Case School of Applied Science opening September 29 with 600 plus registrations. Notre Dame opens September 14 with 175 students, the smallest among local colleges.
Mrs Parsons active in W C T U in Chicago. Families from Elyria Norwalk and Berlin Heights visit. Funeral for A D Big at Townsend Methodist church. Fifty year cornerstone anniversary at Congregational church with Rev William Smith. Hospital returnees William Thompson and Theodore Timbs discussed. Garden club divisions meet outdoors with luncheon. twenty to thirty members and guests attend.
Visitors from Albany Columbus Akron Elyria and Blytheland attend the Brown home wedding of Donald Brown to nurse Ethel Crow in Blythe. Rev Ketcham officiates. Community notes mention Rev Guille lectures at the Baptist church and Pomona Grange meeting with Old Glory Grange dinner served. A single banyan tree fact concludes the column.
A train tour by the purebred ram to discuss wool grading and marketing starts September 19 in Ohio. University specialists from Ohio State and the Wooster chamber will speak at 13 stops, following a similar 21 town tour last year that drew 4767 visitors. A Moscow meteorite note follows in this report.
A massive meteorite weighing several hundred tons has been recovered after a dramatic descent. scientists plan to study the object while native guides express fear over the terrifying event and its remnants.
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