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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1928
Page
10
The Old Home Town P T A gathered at the school auditorium on Tuesday evening with Judge A R Webber of Elyria giving a talk on the Ohio penitentiary. Numerous local residents and guests, including the Dechants, Pickerings, Gibsons, and Buck families, attended social events and visits to relatives around Elyria and surrounding towns.
Radio schedule details for Cleveland stations WIAM WEAF and NBC networks. Listings include programs, times, and featured performances such as concerts, speeches, and musical segments scheduled for Wednesday evening. Notable items mention the Democratic speech, orchestral performances, and various musical acts across multiple stations and networks.
Fragmentary timetable shows outbound and return trips between Wellington and nearby towns including Ashland Polk Sullivan and Huntington with times ranging from early morning to early afternoon. Names of locations and line identifiers indicate a regional transportation schedule.
The item records social visits in Avon and Medina with residents calling on friends and relatives. It notes gatherings at the Walker and Bucks households, kin visiting from Lorain and Ridgeville, and a Michigan motor trip by LaVerne Pickering and Catherine Gibson.
Sept 12 in South Ridge Rev C Holzworth led the funeral for Miss Anna Lewis in Ceylon. Mr and Mrs Anthony Delefield hosted dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Henry Geison and Mr and Mrs Albert Lapine. Mrs Thomas Morris and Mrs William Harkness of Cleveland visited. Florence Ulrich of Amherst spent Sunday with Miss Winifred Behnke. Charlies Dute and daughter Gertrude with Mrs Mary Dite dined with Mr and Mrs Martin Bringman in Vermilion. Arthur Ernst and daughter Madge, Elyria, visited relatives.
Mr and Mrs J L Dunlap visited Pittsburg with their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Charles Beckwith. The Beckwith children Fais and Phyllis stayed with Harry Dunlap. Mr and Mrs W H Giles returned from Columbus. The September Missionary society meets Thursday at Rev S G Pierce home. Frank Springer from Galion and Addison Crowell and King visited the Dawley couple. Chester Carpenter secured a job in Elyria. Burton Ross and family called on Edwin and spouse Saturday night.
NEW OBERLIN Sept 19 C J Peabody and family called on the Johan Bauman family at Henrietta Friday night C Pomeroy and family of Elxtia and Roy Heath of Belden spent Sunday afternoon at R E B Heath s Mrs Reighly of Oberlin and Mrs Tilford spent Wednesday with their friend Mrs Fred Brandell in Henrietta Mr and Mrs William Mazas
Sundar at Lincoln park hosted by their son Clarence and family on Town Line Road. Evening calls at Wellins. Dr. Mrs. N Strahmier and son Eugene of Toledo visited G. H. Dion and family. Andy Hill and son visited relatives in Lorain. Quinn of Cleveland called on F Brows. About 50 relatives and friends gathered Sunday at C Justin’s home with music by Mrs. J. J. Linden and Mr. Buckley on the saxophone. Ice cream and cake served. Attendees from Toledo Elyria Ridgeville and Avon. Peabody of Henrietta and Yo wife joined Harley Tel and Mrs Henry Schmitz. John Younglas and family Marion Peabody and others visited C. D. Peabody. Alice Heath and Mrs. R. E L visited Monday. Carl Hanson of Carlisle spent afternoon with Peabody and family, Gers busy in this area.
The Council of State establishes a flexible fine scale for traffic violations in Paris. Traffic police will judge and direct traffic with authority to impose penalties. Motorists provoking officials may face the maximum fine, as officers exercise discretionary enforcement.
A driver facing a court action is ordered to pay a fine and to surrender a share of that day’s receipts as punishment. The judge’s ruling emphasizes accountability for reverse maneuvers. Local authorities enforce the penalty.
A Piedmont patrol officer’s arrest of a man named Brown led to confusion as the suspect shared the officer’s name, prompting questions over record accuracy and potential mix ups in the incident report.
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