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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1927

Page

3

Community church program highlights Pittsfield gathering

The ables society of the Community church met in Pittsfield with about twenty attendees. A range of visits, travel plans, and social events followed. The article notes frost, a successful Nellie production, W O T W activities, and Draper reunion plans.

Pittsfield Ables Society Dirlam Clyde H.T. Brestey Fanny Wilson H. Whitney Fred Underhill Santa Monica California Barrie Ontario Canada Detroit Michigan F. C. Brandt Harold Brandt Charles Archer Massillon

Wakeman Community Notes Roundup in Late September

Local brief items list residents traveling for business and visits, home improvements, moved households, and social events. Names include Mrs Charlie Flow, Mr and Mrs L R Scott, Bert French, Judge Jobb, Will Peek, Mrs John Duby, Miss Marcell Wright, and families in Wakeman and nearby towns. Social and civic details mention a Congregational picnic and various back-to-home stories.

Werver Youngstown Albert Gamber Meade Burklay Texas Austin Burstey Elyria H. D. Peabody Henrietta A A Draper C. M. Draper Cleveland Billa Shafer Norwalk Groue Wellington Bert French Naom Afias Tlelen Brooker Lorain Charlie Brooker Herman Ote Will Smith Lo- Taim Will Parker Wakeman Charlie Flow Flint Howard Ford Amos Pippen General Society of the Congregational Church Humphrey Camp Charles Light Pennsylvania George Dalton Bert Rhider Irs George Stevenson George Parker Judge Jobb Jess Traves Will Peek Seattle Wash Elyria Hospital John Duby Marguerite Mt. Clemens Mich Ray Hand Marcell Wright Harlan Avenue Lakewood Emma Kenyon Frank Byron Jordan Dixie Nebraska H. P. Becker Alonzo Barnes, Sr Dell Crandall Clarksfield Ed Ford Perry Muer Muer New London Duncan Robertson H. D Peabody Joe Stiles Lizzie Reigle Wanda Reigle Vivian Ford

Village life and events pull Bay Village community together

Bay Village reports a Women’s Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Aldrich’s home with 30 members, clambake at Cahoon Park for firemen and guests, a fire call on Bassett Road, market growers’ clambake attendance, and residents traveling for education and vacations. The piece notes local families, clubs, and civic happenings across the village.

Harry Smith Bassett Rd Olmsted Park T. Aldrich J. W Thomson W W. Strimple Barberton Land Schools Fred Siegrist Ruth Rose Osborn Osborn Myra Osborn Cleveland Hotel Western Reserve Clarence Melander Bradley Road Valparigo University Indiana Dee Dennison Sarah Willams Boston Herbert Haag Michigan West Virginia W. Dodd Ozark Mountains Dan Jones Lake

Lindy Parachute Plan Sparks Vacation Drama

Toads embark on a three week trip to Ottalla Canada for a vacation. Lindy vows to use this parachute if he joins the journey amid playful tension and travel plans.

Lindy Toad Ottalla Canada

Ridgeville High opens new school year with activity

Ridgeville High reports a smooth start under Superintendent Frank A. Redmond with $1600 in business transacted in three weeks. Freshmen must wear green caps indefinitely as a pep decree. A “Get Acquainted” party featured autographs, student stunts, and a Dempsey Tunney themed junior event. Redmond celebrates a birthday with unknown age.

Ridgeville RidgesWie High School Teeters Olive Za Jud Redmond Ridgeville High School Gertrude Snider Rolang Elderkin Corot

Wanamaker Heiress Son Active In Aviation And Indian Claims

Rodman Wanamaker, son of the late John Wanamaker, born in Philadelphia and long resident in Europe, has returned to the United States to devote his fortune to two causes. He supports aviation and advocates better treatment for Native American inhabitants, pursuing recognition of their claims.

Rodman Wanamaker America John Wanamaker Philadelphia New York Europe United States Tave Wanamaker

Wanamaker plans safer transatlantic flight, funds aviation efforts

The record notes aviator Wanamaker spending freely on plane research to navigate safely between America and Europe while a broad section of text covers REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS in Lorain and Elyria. Transfers include Edwin F. Olsen to Milo E. Mann for sublot 91 Avon, $10 and many parcels changing hands for modest sums.

Wanamaker America Europe Edwin F. Olsen Milo E. Mann Avon Pt

Taft Heads Meeting On Federal Judicial Problems

Chief Justice Taft will preside at a conference of senior judges from the nine federal circuit courts of appeal in Washington. They will discuss crowded dockets and ways to speed cases to early decisions, reducing delays caused by appeals.

Taft Washington Federal Circuit Courts of Appeal United States Supreme Court Congress

Daffodils and Narcissus Varieties in Spring Garden Value

The article urges early daffodil orders due to a federal import ban raising prices. It lists prized varieties such as Golden Spur King AlfredEmpress Victoria and Poeticus, notes fragrance of narcissus family, and advises deep, humus-rich soil with steady moisture for best growth.

Mme de Graaf Golden Spur Jearbeat King Alfred Victoria Edward VII Alfred van Waveren Weardale Gloria Mundt

Court delays caused by budget shortfall extend criminal dockets

The piece notes funding gaps in federal court expenses after Congress failed to pass a supplemental appropriation last March. As a result many criminal cases were postponed from March to July 1, with dockets bearing multiple carryover cases and court backlogs. The meeting is expected to open Tuesday and run for three days.

Sears Congress

Airman Sets 291 MPH National Air Race Record

Spokane report shows Lieut. Eugene Batten of Wright Field Dayton Ohio racing 120 miles at an average 291.239 miles per hour to establish the outstanding national air race record as the event ended yesterday.

Spokane Wash Eugene Batten Wright Field Dayton

Firemen battle $500000 electric plant blaze in St Paul

Firemen fought a half million dollar electrical plant fire in St Paul hampered by freezing cold and rain turning to snow. The blaze damaged the Mississippi river levee and delayed transcontinental trains for about three hours.

ST. Paul ST. Paul Minn

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