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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1930
Page
2
Kitty cuts ties with Mr. Goss after demanding control of mysterious letters and a fair role. She confronts Gordon in a Long Island dining room and reveals she left for loyalty, not money, then asks him to understand her resolve and to end their affair.
Mr and Mrs Dick Myers and family visited Lorain to see the big whale at the harbor. Brookside PTA membership committees named. reception committee listed. Sheffield Vande Soueal club met at Mrs Lo James home. Fall festival planned at Cleveland Beach dance hall. Grace Haines and son Robby visited H C Chambers family. Berea fair attendance noted. Ruth Miller and Donna visited Ruth’s sister Berea Chambers. Archie Haynes and sons visited relatives in Cleveland. Mrs Fitch from Avon visited Townsend family on Avoy road. Leonard Haghard of the Gault area noted.
A jagged report notes a Sweden visit and sports games where Brookside bars defeated Brownhelm 12 to 9 with Brookside girls also playing. A Gulf Road Ice Cream Social attracted many at the Johnson home and youth dances followed. A judge fined a man for carrying three girls on a motorcycle. Denver police recaptured Louis Ricote after he fled from a hospital detention ward.
Hi Parsons, Grand Master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, asserts Americans can expect longer lifespans than three decades ago. He spoke in a presidential address, noting office holdings and planned shop fabrications as part of the broader public promise.
An unclear report describes an Arctic explorer named Saranwac Lare Ny Josep and companions in a troubling scene ending with a collapse and hospital transfer for serious injuries. A separate note claims a Soviet daylight saving program extended to Gayvlight, adjusting clocks across the Soviet Union.
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