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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1927

Page

6

Bathing Beauty Visit and Local News Roundup

Cleveland residents enjoy a Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs Charles Cassell. Mrs Vincent learns of her brother's death and travels to Fostoria. Mrs T A West hosts boarders while Mrs J B Thomas visits Akron and Cuyahoga Falls. Sullivan High Agriculture Society boys motor to Port Clinton and stop at Camp Perry.

Cleveland Mort Cassell Charles Cassell Vincent Monday Fostoria T. A. West J. B. Thomas Akron Cuyahoga Falls The Agriculture Society Sulliven High School Clinton Camp Perry

Funeral, visits, and school notes from Columbia area

Sept 25 entries detail a Cleveland funeral for Morris Maddock and local visits from families including the Longs and Bartters. Students Harrington and Fisher pursue music studies at Oberlin and local colleges. PTA officers, plus teachers and staff names, are listed with local households visiting or ill.

Beecher biography issued amid praise and controversy

A new biography by Y Jon Hibben, issued by Jorge H. Doran Co., portrays Henry Ward Beecher as a transformative yet controversial preacher. It presents Beecher as a trailblazer in modernist debates, an abolitionist of hell in rhetoric, and a figure shaping American culture from Plymouth Church through mid nineteenth century controversies.

New Mt Henry Ward Beecher y.Jon Hibben Jorge H. Doran Co B Becher Jocklyn Plymouth Church America Hibben Beecher Beeche Henry Ward Beech Harry Emerson C.z Onald Bacon Yale Theologic Seminary Paxo Hubben Sibben Lincoln Petting Hipben Hell Hall of Fame

Huntington Notes Social Visits and Family News

Huntington Sept 22. Mrs George Weaver rushed to Russellmania by her father’s illness. Grace Crile of Greenwich visited the Crile home. Harold Hopkins and family stopped by. Nile Thuchum traveled to Amherst and Brownhelm. Conrad Naegele returned from Cleveland. Fast and daughter from Sullivan stayed with Mrs. Weaver. Earl B Thomas of Bluefield with mother Mrs. J B Thomas. F D Ward of Berea called on friends. Myrtle Gist and a friend visited Elwood’s home. Frank Murray of Wellington visited George Hart’s home. Charles Eisemann and family from Cleveland spent Sunday with Conrad Naegele. Harry Reynolds and children visited R A Cassell. John Erlich and three children and Gus Springs and family from nearby areas also called.

Oberlin Conservatory Bessie Jones Cleveland Salary Jones F.H van Arsdale Henrietta Grange Ralph Ives Dorothy la Porte Lucile Churchward Doris Fisher Seville Harold Cartright Ralph Cartright Royalton Henry Dailey Lydia Herold Charles Philibert Harvey Lines Milford William Early Charles Longdon North Eaton William Cole Fred Truelson East River Road Parent-Teacher Association Clara Crocker Stella Puindle Ray Perkins Helen Weekly Helen Urke Baldwin- Wallace College Louis Fitch Wnior Marvy Roman Gertrude Walkden Huntington George Weaver Russellmania Grace Crile Greenwich Johnson Crile Harold Hopkins Nile Thuchum Amherst Brownhelm Conrad Naegele Fast Sullivan Amania Weaver Earl B Thomas Bluefield J. B. Thomas F. D. Ward Berea Myrtle Gist Frend Karl Emily Harry Reynolds and Childeres R. A. Cassell John Erlich Gus Springs

Bathing Suits Shopping Garb

A Chicago scene shows beachgoers in minimal bathing attire on lakefront streets and buses. Women and men wear two piece, one piece, or kimono style suits as they travel to and from the lake near the loop, with beaches advertised as a summer resort.

Perth Lake Michi- Bhr Mathet Chicago Japan Park Junior

Mya Freeman Visited Cleveland. Freeman Guests Home

Mya Frank Freeman was the guest of her daughter Mrs Wayne Wilbur in Cleveland on Thursday. Nelson Freeman of Detroit stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Freeman for the weekend. The article notes that the USS Saratoga and Lexington are among the largest naval vessels afloat as the Navy builds carriers.

Mya Frank Freeman Wayne Wilbur Cleveland Nelson Freeman Detroit Uv, S Navy Saratoga Lexington

Removal of Statue Sparks Indignation in Stuttgart

Indignation in Stuttgart follows Italian authorities in South Tyrol removing the statue of Karl von Etzel, builder of the Brenner Pass railway opened in 1867. Mussolini plans to replace the statue with a monument honoring the later electrification of the line under Italian auspices.

Berlin Stuttgart South Tyrol Karl von Etzel Wurtemberger Brenner Pass Tyrol Italy Mussolini

Osaka to build rapid transit system awaiting approval

Osaka Japan awaits central government approval for a new rapid transit project totaling twenty miles of subway and thirteen miles elevated. The plan estimates eight years to complete with a cost near 80 million dollars.

Osaka Japan

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