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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
9
A Murray Ridge farmer warns that hunters set woods afire during the dry season. His woods burned recently but was discovered, avoiding disaster. Reports across the county mention other fires likely caused by hunters dropping matches or live shells. Caution urged to prevent a major blaze.
Sept 27 Penfield notes report Ladies Aid Society inviting members to a day at 209 George St for dinner prep and a general invitation. Missionary Society meets at Society Hall with Division 3 serving supper. Local visits include Mrs Tropkin improving rapidly and Miss Ruth Ferriman in hospital training. Neighbors and families gather for visits at Memorial Hospital and from Elyria to Ridgeville, with regional outings to Medina Fair and Berlin Heights, plus talks by Elder Campbell.
Coroner M E Perry ruled the death of six year old Douglas Innis accidental after he ran into the path of an automobile driven by Florence Schoepfie a high school girl.
A mentally ill man named Frank Schotty found sleeping in a business doorway in Newburg is to be returned to the Newburg Asylum from which he escaped after being confined for several years. Authorities detain him for commitment proceedings.
A clipped ad describes a fall hat sale with prices starting near three dollars and mentions Robinson as a retailer. The fragment implies men's hats and assorted shapes, though details are incomplete.
Civil service exams announced for the Spencer postmaster position held by Della Boone with a $1800 yearly salary on October 14. Medina postmaster exam set for October 17. H Babcock promoted to Medina county school superintendent after M A Shepard’s resignation. Medina County Grand Jury returns ten indictments and dismisses three with cases including assault, obtaining money under false pretenses, and a noon-support charge. Beatrice Survarer, nine, dies from an epidemic affecting the family. others ill. A 4,000,000 cubic foot daily gas well strike on Parker farm in York with several nearby dry holes.
A personal letter from United States Marshal George A. Stauffer to Mayor Jones commends local and state officials for maintaining order during the recent railroad strike. In Dexter, three prominent merchants were arrested for selling lemon extract for beverage use and a hard cider despite warnings. In Meigs County, Hugh Tate, who previously stayed behind during a prison break, is now jailed for stealing a sheriff’s revolver.
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