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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1925

Page

8

National Safety Council Hosts Five Day Convention

Cleveland September 30. Delegates from more than thirty different branches of commerce and industry attend sessions at the National Safety Council convention. Rear Admiral William Sims argues efficiency and safety, Roosevelt cited as valuing military efficiency, safety emphasized in industry and commerce.

Cleveland National Safety “Council Ethan Congress Wiliam Sims The United? Statesmaty Theodore? Roosevelt

Farm Bureau Meet in Elyria October 6

Members of the Third District Farm Bureau plan a quarterly meeting at 10 30 October 3 in the Elyria Farm Bureau Office Norwalk Ohio Farm Bureau Federation secretary M D Lincoln will meet with officers and directors and all others interested in agriculture from Lorain Guzzhoga Erie Medina Huron Ash Richland counties to discuss problems and methods for the year ahead.

Third District Farm” Bureau Elyria Farm Bureau Norwalk

Corn Hulking Title in Dispute Between James and Jeffers

Marion Sept 30. Marion county corn cutting heats conclude with A R James of Meeker defending against Cygenius Jeffers. James cut 63 shocks in 16 hours as 43 year old Jeffers vows to duel anywhere. Arrangements for a follow up contest at J W Jones farm near Larue begun.

Marion Marion County A. R. James Meeker James Cygenius “Jeffers Calers of Police James W. Thompson

Obscure Camden social notes mark busy local visits

A flurry of visits fills the Camden area as Mrs Mabel Lucas and daughter Mildred Morgan spend time with Mrs Coulson in Pittstead, many relatives in Oberlin and Norwalk are noted visiting kin, and local households from Elyria to Cleveland host family members and friends over a string of Sundays and Mondays. Also a line recalls early California hydraulic mining in 1852.

Amour ainsley scandal stirs Westland society

The scene centers on Mrs J Reginald Ainsley and her husband Reginald as gossip swirls about Amoura and a rumored affair. Amoura’s actions threaten social standing of Westland’s oldest family the Weinrichs and Fieldstones. The couple debates visiting Amoura with Mrs Thomas Ainsley while a threatening note about a $100,000 ransom to secure Amoura’s safety emerges from Reginald’s office.

J. Reginald Ainsley Taoe Reginald Pezinalé Ainsley Amoura Sirs Stone Mercure J. Reginald Arnsle Westland Aad Cmicapo Westland Daly Amnsters Westland Weinrichs Fieldstons Cynthia Robert Sape Philip Weitrich Amovra Ainsley Ver Reginalds

Marriage of Miss Mirdred Pearl Mers to Thompson at Belden home

Graeton Grapton September 230.7 reports the marriage of Miss Mirdred Pearl Mers daughter of Mr and Mrs George Mers to Mr Thompson of Tiffin son of Mr and Mrs William Thompson of Westboro Mass. The ceremony occurred at 4 15 pm Saturday September 26 at the brides parents south of Belden with Rev Harold White of Elyria officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Guests included relatives and friends. the couple left Sunday for their new home in Tiffin Ohio. The notice also lists numerous local social happenings and visits involving families from Elyria, Lakewood, Cleveland, and nearby communities.

Kiptonx Mabel Lucas Mildred Morgan Coulson Pittsteid Marguerite Renton Cleveland Earl Gibbs al Whiner Lucinda Hach Frances Lee Sharp Barthamen Plichigar Harding Oberlin Joh Groot iGeorge Husbazd Stella Napoleon, Vis Louise Weeks Andy John Brown Mills 12Donia Marion Browne Biantinhorn Mallon Pi J. Gringrich Piqua Ohtoy William Brumby Louis Twining Famfir Shencer P. _Twinias Merill Pitts Toft Wellington Adam Geist P C John Scott Hanne Morri¢ Scott Andrews Crete Lanion Crisler Vernon Taylor Eliria James Cathins Charles Hewitt Lorain Gowers Jay James Barry Oberhr Eddy Arhfie Robert Mc Burns Norwalk Hassel Hagerman Alfred Manning Willegleton Roy Eggleston Herbert Bradley Brownhelm Bradley Milton Perkins Frances la Grange Miss Keller Geneve Solida Alma Perkins Miss Solida Mabel Whitney Crider Monroeville Siv Wall Betts Merle’ Radcliff Wakeman Ralph McAllister Fremont Mersbert Elyria Hess C. J. Smith Castorn Carmichel Esateria N. W Theodore Gril West Idge Lenis Spiegelberg Fairltise Road John Stone Eleanor Somels Waldo Glock Columbus Charles Kroehle Rand Adani Kroehle Fam Es Clevelanc L Kroehle Sprexelbert Tosmine Road Jus Foss Tris Theodore Gilis Meltin Fiewald Wes Ridse Snere Sundsa- Aternoon C J Smith Louise Beal Will. Zm Mirdred Pearl Thompson Tiffin William ~Thompson Weltboro Massachusetts Belden Harold White Elrria Harold Gordon Myers Kathy Titzel Eleanor Regant Harold Whiter Paulne Myers Ma Tee’ Barth Litchfield Muss Tune Eds Wieob Arm “Lake Richard Saighir Titha Ohio Kelley Grand I Literary Club of Chitoni Park Lakewood Maude Fillman Louisa , Henilton Harold Wilford Michigan Pine Lake Irvin’Khnect Egene Frang Neamyer J. D. Mennell A. E. Mennell Glenn Martin William Pfeiffer Anna Day E. Douhet C. H. Johnson Adelbert Dunlap Western Union Station Corning E A. Boll Mas East Main Street William Baldwin Charles Nap Vuss Wael J Lawson New York Chey Thomas Donahue Belle [Bailey Jake Shie Leveland Geo. Roth le Roy Wrieht Ettie Cragin Postmester FL Wagonard Ahiss Biutey i Robson J. W. Tran Wini Fred’ Tran Edna Taylor Frederic.Sparr John iRust Akron Sunda Hughes Glenn Rogers Anc Ruth Hoffmen P. H

Prater Meeting and Choir Practice Plans Note

South Ridge notes a Prater meeting set for Wednesday evening at E Burrer’s West Ridge home and choir practice at the church Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Darton Carmichel left Thursday for their home after a week with Mr and Mrs C J in Batavia New York.

South Ridge

Death halts Tientswin team protest in Cal

A fragmentary report from September 30 notes a protest halted by the death of an ecclestical figure. The brief item mentions a clash or collision connected to the protest, with unclear details remaining readable.

Tientswin

Man's relatives place coffin on Tientsin streetcar track

A man died after being run down and lay across a streetcar track in Tientsin. His relatives bought an expensive coffin and laid it beside the body at the spot, halting streetcar traffic for most of the day.

Tientsin

New Beauty Cream Claims Roselike Complexion

An advertisement touts Amanogz as a new beauty cream that quickly smooths texture and brightens the skin, claiming it whitens, purifies, and can be worn overnight or used as a powder base. It promises a “wild rose petal” complexion with instant, washable effects not required. Sold at Crintallhs Ores Store and Lewis Mercantile Co.

Nature Feoglo van Irs Lews Mercantile Co

Streetcar Crash Forces Compensation Payout

Reports detail a deadly streetcar incident where the widow mourns and bystanders saw coffins in the street. The streetcar company ultimately paid compensation to resume service and restore operations.

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Farm Bureau Schlage Ripton Miss Margaret Lee California HM. Andress & Son Broad Street Withime Enyz Thomas Q. Ainsley Della Mar B. M Amielaam Graeton Sonore LaGreage Hf. W. Hutchinson Ir. Hutchinson Dorothy Cragin Vsabel Bowman Ruth Mennel Merv Aldrich Ruth Lenmen Vrs Agnes Wise J. B. Bechiel R.M. Summers Thester-City Coil & Suprls Co Ricawine Electrical Service Gaide Elyria Superior “Electric Co Biaex E. T. Clauser Itention Contractors Tequest Livia Belting & Machinery Co Williams P. S U.S Celient Fenee
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