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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1927
Page
13
Dayton authorities pursue a killer who shot John E. Clark at a fuel station last Friday. The suspect reportedly fled westward. defenses argue about the case against Roy Freeman who shot William Horn and faces a first degree murder charge.
Canton Ohio Sept 23 A common pleas judge heard proceedings to determine if former police chief Lengel will receive a new trial for his first degree murder conviction in the Don Mellett case. Lengel’s defense argues for a venue change while co counsel indicate he will not appear. Indications point to an appeal hearing for paid payoff man Rudner on Sept 29 as scheduled.
Murray Ridge residents and relatives share weekend visits and calls across Elyria, Lorain, Cleveland, Vermilion, and Oberlin. Names include Mrs Eppley, Mr and Mrs Derek, Art Fesler, Ed Powell, Henry Murray, Amelia Bechtel, and Oberlin students.
September reports brief visits and gatherings as Mrs Barbara Eschtruth spends a day with the Schmitkons family. Neighbors wired for electricity. F C Cotton and Edwin of Lake Avenue visit relatives. N W Bechtel and party spend time with Anna Schmit hous. Adelaide Webb stays with Felton Fleming in Amherst. Wick and Krugman of Elyria visit Katherine Rothe and sons. Marion Spiegelberg hosts the OH-IO club from Lorain.
Advert depicts MELLO-GLO a new shade youth color face powder praised for long wear and minimal perspiration effect. Claims to prevent dry drawn skin and pore visibility. available at Crandall's Drug Store and Lewis Mercantile Co.
The Lakeside hospital case supervisor will direct a new course at Western Reserve University to train young women for medico social work. Mrs Newton Holzhauer of Amherst visited the Schmitkens, while Mrs Thomas Clark and Grace Clark of Lorain and Mr and Mrs Charles Caldwell of Cleveland spent Wednesday evening with the Garrys.
A Paris Ateliers member welcomed guests Tuesday evening for Bunco with dainty refreshments at the close. Misses Mattie and Mamie Fullmer of Bisra visited Mrs Earl Spielbors and family. Mrs Mary Hanehett and her daughter were among attendees.
Guests from Lorain Hilrria and South Amherst attended gatherings at Kolbe Spiegelberg Ruth and Hasenflue households. The First Evangelical Church class celebrated Mrs Edwin Hasenflues recent marriage with Amherst attendees. McKeesport crews offer sight seeing flights for children. Century old papers found in a Fayette Missouri chimney.
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