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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1924

Page

4

Three Autos Damaged In Traffic Mixups

Three autos were damaged in two traffic accidents reported to Pulice late Thursday. No persons were injured. A Dodge touring car driven by W. D. Hartman and a Ford touring car driven by Herbert Childs collided at Broad and East Bridge streets after 4 p.m. Both cars were slightly damaged. A Cleveland bus driven by James Gaton collided with the rear of a Ford sedan driven by W. D. Young at Cleveland street and Beverly Court about 11 p.m. The smaller auto was slightly damaged. Both vehicles were traveling west on Cleveland Street.

Pulice W. D. Hartman Gracecourt Herbert Childs Wooster Mass Broad East Bridge Streets Cleveland James Gaton East Broad Street W. d. Young Ninth Street Cleveland Street Beverly Court

Local residents host gatherings around Henrietta area

Henrietta and neighboring families share visits with relatives around town. The record notes numerous weekend gatherings including Mrs. Fred Heidt and daughter Mabel, George Rosa and family, Miss Mildred Buck, and visitors from Cleveland and Philadelphia. Joe Dudley attends Yale College this year.

Henrietta Fred Heidt Mabel Mer August Gerber Ghertin George Rosa Town William Rosa Mabel Heidt Dorothy Beiner P. H. Battenhouse John Hardrich Duane Bates Lorain Hamas Clarence Sheboygan Wis S. E. Matzke Philadelphia H. E. Seulage Mittawanga Mary Laneman A. B. Court B. J. McDonald Norwalk F. A. Coates Mildred Buck Wellington Elsie Court Frank Naegle Cleveland PF. A. Coates W. H. Walker Alva Oberlin Harold Coates Cleve

Local residents share visits and church notes across Elyria area

Long list of visits and gatherings around Elyria and nearby towns. Mentions include Miss Catherine Berg, Mrs Minnie Ward and daughter Leona in Elyria, Leon Hopkins moving to Birmingham, multiple gatherings with Gegenheimer and related families, and church services at Henrietta Hill led by Rev Holeworth. Also notes on travel to Oberlin, Wellington, Monroeville and Lorain plus social calls at Brownhelm Evangelical and Mittawanga Reformed churches.

Catherine Berg Minnie Ward Leona Elyria Leon Hopkins Birmingham Johmeier Arthur Gegenheimer Lena Gevenheimer A. EH. Schneider Ardith Bauman Albert Reuisser Lena Gegenheimer Arthus Gegenheimer Henrietta Hill Papor Holeworth Lena Gegenhheimer Dorothy Reiner William Mantz Oberlin Ruth Faireunds Kipton Carl Schatz Vermilion Leonard Buchs Brownhelm Evangelical Church Raymond Brown William Gleason George Ott Jones South Amherst Henry Gleisner Arthur Myrne Gegenheimer Glen Seneff Virginia Wakeman P. H. Altmiller David Bennett Walter Glen Rogers Avon Lake Peter Burns Jacob Wetdman Twila Adam Angersbach George Bohn Elvrra John Bohn Gottfried Fred Bauman P. H. Latteman Mittawanga Reformed Church Martha Bauman Lorain Peter Buchs Edd Christ Cleveland Isses Ruth Wind Tom Wilford Arkansas Chas Camden Luella Jones Byer Mary Detroit Mich Adam Date Katherine Ungerman Carl Hague

Harvest Home Observance Noted By Birmingham Reformed

A fragment from the Birmingham Reformed church notes a Harvest Home observance involving families and individuals including Miss Stella Hague of Cleveland and Mrs Mary Becker with Mr Guyneck in South Amhe. George Ungton is mentioned as well as Mr and Mrs Hague.

Stella Hague Cleveland Mary Becker Guyneck South Amhe Birmingham Reformed 1 George Ungton Spen Mr. and Rund

Unger brothers fish at Kelleys Island for bass

George Claude and Leonard Unger spent last week at Kelleys Island fishing and caught about thirty bass. The report highlights their excursion and catch.

George, Claude Leonard Unger Kelleys Island

Resinol products touted for shaving relief

An advertisement extols RESINOLOINTxT for soothing sensitive skin and preventing irritation during daily shaving. It warns Resinon ING STICK may cause irritation yet promises a rich lather that eliminates need for after shave lotions, leaving the face smooth cool and soft. Refined products sold at druggists.

Art Druggists

Underhill Recovering After Double Leg Break in Lake Access Mission

Sheriff Fred Underhill remains hospitalized after a serious accident during a lake access clearing effort. He sustained a broken leg twice and receives treatment as medical staff monitor his condition.

Fred Underhill Lake Ara

Injured Man Expected Home Within Days

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a man injured in a roadway incident with a plaster cast placed on a broken member and hopes to return home within a few days according to Mr Underhill.

Underhill

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