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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1923
Page
7
Elyria Radio Club announces meeting at Thieman Dickason rooms in the Troxel building. A simple wave trap using a 23 plate condenser and sixty turns of bell wire blocks interference between stations, with demonstrations for loud clear reception planned for Thursday evening September 20.
The ATIann's family enjoyed a Sunday gathering at the Brownhelm Congregational church parlors with dinner at noon and supper at six. Present were numerous neighbors and relatives including L B Loucks, Cecil Vincent, Elizabeth Vincent, Chas Marks, B V Prescott, John Stevenson and Rosemary, Jean Merrill, Alfred Berzoff, Paul Wendref and Kenneth, G Hessner and Mrs Overs of Cleveland, Jenkins of Elvin, BR Manns and sons Gorman and Thad, John Gorman of Berlinville, Eliza Northeim of Amherst, Maynard Kairem of Lotain, H A Lawrence and Philip, H E Sage, Maria Kairem and son William, Ruth Mills, A Northeim and sons Earl and Rolland, among others.
The article describes the memorial to the southern Confederacy being carved into Stoke Mountain near Atlanta. It details the sculpting progress with Borglum and assistants using reflected light and electric drills. It mentions upcoming talks by O Reynard of Hiram and local church events, school activities, and community notices from Ashland and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Burio M Ross and daughter Mrs Alice Heath and W were in Cleveland for a fortnight with relatives The Freeman of Chicago noted their visit from Eaton Ohio indicating family connections and travel in September.
In Ashland on September 19, two women autoists clashed over a traffic incident, halting the route as bystanders watched. Police reported 24 witnesses to the confrontation and began basic inquiries into the disturbance.
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