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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1929

Page

6

Believe Negro Victim Of Murder In Columbus

Columbus police probe the death of Herbert Korn a 45 year old Xenia Negro found in the Seloto river officials say Korn recently left a city jail after a vagrancy sentence and told a fellow prisoner he would settle with a woman he claimed had betrayed him coroner notes a broken head and bruising as the body was recovered from the river additional lines mention marriages in Fayetteville and a health ranking for Grand Rapids among sixty five cities but details are fragmentary

Columbus Po Hce Herbert Korn Xenia Negro Seloto Korn

MELLO-GLO Face Powder Endorsed by Crantall's Drug Store

Advertises MELLO-GLO Face Powder as pure and long lasting with a new French process. Claims guards complexions, prevents pasty or flaky appearance, and provides a youthful bloom. Government approved coloring matter, Crantall's Drug Store sells product.

Crantall’s Drug Store Adv

Birthday and wedding anniversary dinner in South Ridge

Mr and Mrs Newton Baus hosted Easter Sunday dinner for birthday anniversaries of Mr Baus and daughter Shirley Jean and golden wedding anniversary guests Mr and Mrs Rawson Dooley of Pomerville Indiana. Relatives and friends attended from Amherst Elyria Wicklin and Barberton among others as Easter decorations graced the table.

South Ridge Newton Baus Baus Shirley Jean Rawson Dooley Pomerville Indiana Rawson Cooley August Merthe Doris Merthe Amherst Mary Date Margaret Baus Shirley Jean Baus C. Holzworth Theodore Schoenfelt John Witt Wicklin Ohio Naomi Bock Middle Ridge Marion Knittle W. T. Collier R. H. Collier Gordon and James Elyria Evelyn Beal Geo. Tio Kingsworth Mary Bechtel Erie Frank Bechtel Ruth Fowl Barberton Elizabeth Fowl Bobby Grobe Charles Dehn Mabel Albert Halst Lorain William Spiegelberg Marian Kenneth Brown Elyra Walter Grobe Lewis Spiegelberg Russell Townline Road C. J. Smith

Local visits from Elyria to Avon and Cleveland families

A series of social calls across Ohio are reported. Mr and Mrs William Schroeder and son Ralph of Elyria visited Emil Schroeder and family Friday evening. Mrs Peter Flock and son Raymond called on Mr and Mrs G Stoddard in Avon Sunday. August Donkey and son Robert of Lakewood with Myron Robbins and family visited Anthony Delefield and family Sunday. Harry Standen of Cleveland and Charles Kuss with August Kuss and Clyde Pelton and daughter of Elyria visited Arthur Starkeweather. Edward Ernst of North Ridge called on his parents Monday. Mrs Emma Fowl, Ralph Fowl and son Malcolm visited Mr and Mrs. (text cut).

William Schroeder Ralph Elyria Emil Schroeder Peter Flock Raymond G. Stoddard Avon August Donkey Robert Lakewood Myron Robbins Claude Robbins Cleveland Anthony Delefield Harry Standen Charles Kuss August Kuss Clyde Pelton Arthur Starkeweather Edward Ernst North Ridge Conrad Ernst Emma Fowl Ralph Fowl Malcolm Howard Salisbury Case’s Road Fred Fischer Minnie Schroeder Elsie William Kane Henry Brandt A. Delefield R. B. Fleck George Walker Belden L. Blantern Grafton Elizabeth Ernst Townline Road P. Mathias Henry Delefield William Cook Lorain Newton Baus Shirley Jean August Merthe Amherst Mary Bechtel Erie Frank Laraway Jennie Fassett George Vogler John Beal Lansing Mich Walter Grobe Kieth Brown Middle Ridge Walter iV Did August Morthe

Local visits span multiple households this Sunday

Mrs Howard Salisbury of Case road and Fred Fischer of Cleveland lead a string of Sunday calls across Elyria Lorain and Amherst as families such as Ernst Blantern Bechtel Brown and Morthe host and visit relatives. A separate note reports a survey of nine New York school health centers finding rising malnutrition among children.

New York

Chinese Oil In Florida

The first modern tung oil plant operates near Gainesville Florida using Chinese tung tree fruit in an automatic system. The process removes hulls cracks meat presses oil and stores it while residue becomes fertilizer. promoter B F Williamson contrasts a modern Florida plant with the hand press Chinese method and notes expanding tung groves and vast paint oil demand.

Florida Gainesville Fla B. F. Williamson Florida Forestry Association United States Wiliamson

Tung oil cited as durable waterproof coating material

A fragment notes tung oil growing in use for durable waterproofing and insulation, claiming it suits insulated coatings and various durable coverings, indicating its rapid popularity in waterproofing applications.

Prison Pay Promise Raises Questions Near Boston

Boston reports note that Benjamin Collins of Lowell may receive $125 a day for time spent in prison, turning confinement into compensation. The as yet unresolved case highlights potential state or federal payment schemes for detainees and raises questions about eligibility and lawmakers’ intent.

Boston Benjamin Collins Lowell

Man Detained In Error Sentenced To Four Day Prison

A man confined for four days in prison after being misidentified as a bag snatcher was found to be innocent. The incident followed a House of Representatives event and a cafeteria supper at M. E. Church on Saturday evening from 4:30 to 7:00.

House of Representatives M. E. Church

Senate approves Dill compensation with church event slated

The senate has approved the compensation for Dill and expects concurrence. A dance for the benefit of Assumption Church is announced at Dimke's Hall on Saturday April 6 featuring the Leo Dorsz Orchestra with mixed dances.

Senate Fe

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