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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1926
Page
2
Chicago police seek a method to distinguish high school girls from married women and elders under a revived curfew law. The ordinance aims to curb attacks on young girls by enforcing a 10 pm curfew for those under sixteen unescorted, with parents required to claim them.
Broadcast listings show WCAE Pittsburgh presenting a Dixieland concert by Serena ders, WBAL Baltimore airing Beethoven String Quartet at 7:30, and KDRA East Pittsburgh offering a Sacred Song Concert at 8 45.
A fragmented radar of radio calls and times shows WLW Cincinnati WCX Detroit WBZ Springfield and Chicago outlets plus WTAM WSAT WGN with schedules including a Grand Opera segment Rigoletto and concerts like the Red Apple Club program detailing various city broadcasts and times.
Celia deciphers a wrapping paper cipher and believes Roberta has sent a message. The plan to reply with a whistle signals reunion as Celia hides an electric torch under her bed to avoid discovery while her mother naps.
The report notes Wesleyan College at Delaware in 1902 showing large enrollment with 275 freshwomen limited by housing. Total enrollment rose with 43 more men and 27 more women than last year, while the 1902 freshman class was 3% larger.
In Steubenville county proceedings, officials prohibit spectators and attorneys from conversing and ban reading newspapers in the courtroom citing disruption to the justice process while the wheels of justice grind on.
Construction of a factory for radio equipment may start in Marion. Van Atte of Van Att Hardware Co and Clarence L Burk organize Van Bin Radio Co. Cabinet makers currently face demand, with 500 orders backlog.
Puzzle page lists Running Across and Down clues with words about polar regions, a dirigible flown over the North Pole, and a common odorous vegetable. It notes a Saturday puzzle answer and a California grocery display shop customer text about ordering and avoiding rephoning.
In a regional notice the Navy announces the appointment of a new expert on long-range flight operations succeeding Rogers. The article records social visits and local events tied to military and civilian families, including gatherings with the Campbell and Wheeler households, and notes a Parent Teacher Association meeting at District No 3 schoolhouse with officers elected and refreshments served.
Miss Peggy Cavanaugh, a 23 year old Cleveland waitress, is named the State's star witness in the Mellett murder case. She allegedly rode with Pat McDermott to a payoff meeting connected to Canton editor Canton's death. Cavanaugh is held under $19,000 bond in Canton.
In Blaw Plain City on September 87, an apple crop on John Siver’s farm is described as being in full bloom and bearing fruit.
Sept 27 Lordla Brardt, daughter of Mr and Mrs G G Brardt, slipped from a school step in District No 2 and broke a bone in her right leg. She has been home from school all week but is recovering. Glenn Varher and children visited the Henson home. Mrs Archie Waite hosted the Ladies Society of the Community Church Thursday afternoon with seventeen guests.
The Elyria AIA expands its work beyond foreign-born residents to help the growing colored community. Miss North Gul directs night classes for adults with S. B. Coleman of Oberlin leading the program at Washington School, opening September 28.
Martins Ferry reports a rise in payrolls from 1923 to 1925 with 2678 workers across 25 plants earning 4 5 million dollars in 1925. The value of products reached 2 27 million and 20 plants employed 4 4 million in 1925. A French group of 34 high schoolers forms a lighting club for ring contests.
Alfred Gilbert the sculptor of Eros has returned to Britain after 20 years abroad. The 74 year old artist came to finish the tomb of the Duke of Clarence and the tomb of the Duke of Ul—ence at the Albert Memorial chapel Windsor. The royal commission to complete the work was given by King Edward.
Seventh word to Mr. Gilbert who returned at King George’s wish to complete the work. Gilbert formerly acted as professor of Sculptor in the royal academy, was elected to the academy in 1892 and resigned in 1905.
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