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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1927
Page
12
Windsor Ontario reports shipments of beer and hard liquor to Detroit are at a standstill. Customs officer W A Jacques says US government action is effectively stopping wet goods for Detroit cellars and speakeasies. Prices at border points are expected to rise sharply.
Three divorce actions were filed in common pleas court. Betty Harris, a minor, filed through her father Mike Siberia against Paul Harris alleging drinking, abuse, threats, and strikes. she seeks divorce, alimony, and her maiden name Betty Siberia. Elizabeth Berki accuses Theodore Bone of improper relations and seeks divorce, alimony, and name restoration. Rosetta Bone sues Theodore Bone for divorce, alimony, and restoring her maiden name.
Ernst Armstroff died at his daughter's home on Lakeland Avenue. Funeral services set for October 3 at 2:30 p.m. at Lakewood, burial in Riverside cemetery. Gangolf Juchem died at 1:35 p.m. Thursday at his North Ridgeride home, aged 75 years 6 months, with a large family and services at St Peter’s Ridgeville. Gollmar death in Seville prompts funeral at Medina Congregational Church.
Toledo begins its first junior world series after two delays due to a fair. The Mud Hens of the American Association meet the Buffalo Bisons, International League pennant winners, in a tight rain softened opener.
Nine year old Frieda Meyers who suffered a fractured skull when hit by a car on the way home from Murray Ridge school was reported slightly improved by hospital staff. The incident occurred as she returned from school near Telegraph road.
Cruelty charges surface in Sam Palevsky versus Celia Palevsky case. The complaint alleges Pal evsky was splashed with ice water while bathing, prompting a divorce action claiming mistreatment. In Shanghai traffic notes, cars hover near thirty mph amid sparse enforcement, with speeding cited only rarely.
Growers express concern about long canes heavy foliage during rainy seasons. Black rot and oil diseases threaten vines and spraying remains essential to prevent damage. Excess growth may impede work, but normal sun exposure will not harm the vines.
The article discusses grafting apple trees, noting the ease when properly understood and the need to select well known varieties for better fruit. It mentions ensuring lines grow thriftily and firmly, the risk of poor quality fruit from unsuitable grafts, and the value of using scions from recognized varieties to form strong new limbs.
Col. Hugh C. Smith of Kansas City Mo has returned from two years in the Philippines where he served as department judge advocate of the army He has been reassigned to the judge advocate general s office in Washington.
Columbus reports a weaker overall market with small price shifts for items like cabbage celery cucumbers and grapes. Cleveland notes varied rye butter eggs and poultry values while Minneapolis Chicago and Toledo quote mixed grain and livestock prices across regional markets.
In Cleveland at Luna Park two monkeys that escaped from Monkey Island two weeks ago eluded numerous dog catchers. The animals roam the park darting from ambush to bite people and even handle bananas coated with sleeping powder, which proved ineffective.
Partial OCR list shows names and places including Granite City Ut and Granite City, with many personal names such as Michael Clifford, David Hof, Eva Nichols, and Arville Phelps. The garbled text reads like a local society or roster page listing residents, officials, and attendees with no clear event or outcome.
Household Hints offers a German coffee cake recipe with yeast dough, apples or peaches, and a rich batter. The page blends kitchen tips with fruit serving ideas and notes on refrigeration and charity clothing recycling.
Several property transfers appear in this fragment: Thomas Downs transfers part of sublot 40 in Elyria to James Clara under Ely Realty Co.. Louis Yarka transfers lots 3 and 38 of Faxon Realts Co. to Mering Yarka in Elyria for $10. George Duniee transfers to Martha Re (text cut off).
Property deeds show transfers of fractional interests and sublots across Elyria Wellington and Brighton townships. Names include Braman Eiftssee Whiteside Myers Anderson Betsley Somers Lee Reinhardt Wes tal Mosher Wes tal and others with $10 payments.
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