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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1927

Page

15

Nature Keeps Swiss on Edge Amid Mountain Movements

In Lausanne the article notes Mount Arbino near Arbedo valley has shifted alarmingly since 1926. Experts urge evacuations of adjacent villages, warnings for farmers and rail authorities, and monthly measurements. A separate report mentions a cloudburst at Grandchamp causing boulder fall and a derailed train near Lake Leman.

Lausanne Mount Arbino Arbedo Valley Bellizone Tessin Johann Zengertl Maennedorff Edelwelas Glattalp Woggstal

Severe Weather Damages Roads Farms and Homes

Reports describe a mudslide near St Meurics blocking rail traffic and forcing a police cordon. A woman nearly sank in mud while crossing. trains detour and bus routes open later. Beekeeping area near Berne reports hail killing birds and flowers. many animals noted dead. Local notes list residents visiting, church events, and school openings with routine community updates.

St. Meurics St. Barthelemy Loetchberg Norille E. Hagemin Gstelg Berne

Local Social News and Society Officers Elected

Mrs J B Fishburn hosts a gathering with a missing sister. Visitors from Elyria Mr W N Harding and Mr J Wernhof called at John Bainbridge home. Ladies Aid officers rejected include President Mrs M Florred and Treasurer Mrs Black. Mrs Thomas Andrews of Cleveland visits old friends. Rev C C Maple travels to Cleveland on business. R Blain and Allie Fisher work in North Olmsted this week.

C. Berkeley Katie Callaway Cleveland J. B. Fishburn Ray Taylor Robert Taylor Grace Coe G. H. Taylor J. HE Fishburn W. O A. Wallington Brown North Olmsted van Camp E. Thomas Elyria Myre Lizzie Andrews Moses Dunnell England W. N. Harding J. Wernhof John Bainbridge Ladies Aid Society M. Florred Bo Pdair Fortune Black Couplance M . Bartter C. Watson Thomas Andrews C. C. Maple R. Blain Allie Fisher

New Oberlin Community Notes and Local Visits

Mrs Emma Justin and daughter Pearl visited Charley Wearsch and family in Ridgeville. C Justin N Webber and F J Schmitz families motor to Crystal Beach. Silo filling has started. Several neighbors moved to Oberlin last week. Students listed attending high school include Russel Manus Hazel Heath Emma Wohlever Pearl Justin John Wallss and the Nemeth sisters. Ralph Heath attends college in Oberlin and joined a get acquainted party.

New Oberlin Emma Justin Pearl Charley Wearsch Ridgeville Justin N. Webber F. J. Schmitz Crystal Beach LaPorte Emerich Cincinnati Petro Elyria Russel Manus Hazel Heath Emma Wohlever Pearl Justin John Wallss Emma Verona Nemeth Jr R. E. Heath Hazel C. Pomeroy Ralph Heath Jacob J. Schmitz Joan Wohlever Harley Telford Heath C. Justin Jeanstts Lotain Silo A. J. Linden Marion Marie

Personal playing cards debut in England

London report notes a new fad with personal playing cards gaining popularity. Artist Edmund Dulac created a special card design for Sir Edmund Davis, to be used at Chilham, signaling a bespoke trend in card sets.

England London Edmund Dulac Sir Edmund Davis Chilham

Private card designs set by Sir Edmund Devis

Castle near Canterbury and the estate deer are featured in a private card design by Sir Edmund Devis. Dulac notes no other artist has been asked to design private cards and emphasizes the fashion of privately owned, specially designed cards.

Edmund Canterbury Dulac

Duchess of Radford completes 3000 mile air tour at sixty two

The Duchess of Radford flew 3000 miles in eight days in a D. H. Moth plane piloted by Captain C B Barnard. She visited Paris Dijon Lyons Turin Venice The Lida Naples Rome and the Riviera returning by the Riviera. She described passing 60 feet from Mount Vesuvius crater and seeing forest fires on the Riviera with flames and smoke forcing the altitude to 5000 feet. The trip included a dramatic moment between Cannes and Toulon when a sudden whirlwind struck.

London C. B. Barnard Duchess of Riviera Barnard Cannes Toulon

Simplicity in Radio Sets Stressed by Makers

New York report notes move toward simpler radio operation as buyers increase. National Electrical Manufacturers Association committees study eliminating baffling wave channel names like meters and kilocycles. The plan would label bands and stations by channel numbers on sets and in programs, with results to be reported at a Chicago meeting in late November.

New York National Electrical Manufacturers Association KSD St. Lewis Chicago

Move Over exposes a sex appeal shift in marriage

New York author and former stage star Ethel Pettit wife of Arthur Somers Roche releases Move Over a novel arguing a happy marriage robs a woman of sex appeal. Pettit says romance energy comes from give and take not from contentment and flattery alone. A second notice reports Atlanta railroads to mark station roofs with eight foot high town names to guide wandering airmen.

New York Ethel Pettit Arthur Somers Roche Miss Pettit Atlanta Dixie Here Augusta Selma Ala

Belgian Carillonneur to Head U S Debut Ceremony

Joseph Denyn famed carillonneur of Malines Cathedral Belgium will serve as master of ceremonies at the debut of Albany’s new carillon in a notable cultural event. He will direct the program and oversee performances by local and visiting artists.

U. S Albany Joseph Denyn Malines Belgium

Silent Pearl Sellers and Bells in a World Tour

A 1910 article notes Denys plans a U S tour with a carillon at Rockefeller chimes in New York and other cities. It mentions Albany residents funding a memorial bell set to ring Sept 18, and describes Chinese pearl peddlers in Paris and a growing Mexican rural school system, with various urban notes.

Baoy Denys America Park Avenue Baptist Church New York Andover Mass Mornstown Princeton Ottawa Albany Saratoga

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