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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1926
Page
8
Roberta argues with Peter then hides with Janet as they flee toward Greenfield. Aboard a lowered bicycle and a serviceable overhaul, they dodge questions while Janet’s grit props up Roberta’s resolve. The pair seek safety for Roberta’s sister, amid wary towns and a stern Scot nurse.
The Law forcement Association of Kaw Kansas City MO launches a drive to reform Missouri criminal law. Proposals include shorter appeal time from one year to six months tighter pardon restrictions state prosecution of narcotic violators and stricter plea procedures with attorney consultation. The group favors a Manitoba style brief case statement.
Nhelem September 17 and September 21 at the home of Mrs Fr B Whittlesey for the National Women's Missionary Society quarterly tea. A program featuring a handbag training school portrayal is prepared by a committee including Mrs Charles H, Mrs George Horn, Mrs Fairchild, Mrs B K Lindsley, and Mrs E G Lesher.
The first week of school closed with 195 enrolled students and 18 in first grade. Room 1 is taught by Mrs Elmer Aker of Amherst with 37 pupils. Room 2 by Miss Bernice Bau.
Axtel and Brownhelm area schools report 32 to 47 pupils across rooms and grades with labeled teachers including W M Marshall and M E Escott, Norma Lersch, Edith King. Water supply condemned at schools pending tests. other sources used for pupils. 4 H clubs at Fat township show strong county results with Ruth Whittlesey and Henry Lemach leading groups. prizes won at Elyria fair. Missionary Society met, food preparations noted as threshing ends and silo filling begins amid crop work and harvest.
Tuesday evening at Lorain Mr and Mrs Gust Emmerich and their children Harvey and Helen visited friends at Wakeman Sunday. The Reform church is being wired this week with electric lights installed by Frank White. Mrs Sherman Lindsley spent the week end at her uncle David Lastin and family of Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Conrad Baets and family were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs William Baetz of Amherst.
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