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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1929

Page

11

Red Cross Relief After Ten Disasters This Month

The American Red Cross provided relief in ten U S disasters during late March, including a Georgia Florida Alabama flood sweeping area. Floods headlined most incidents with two tornadoes and a dynamite blast at Scribner Nebraska completing the trio. States aided by flood relief include New York Kentucky North Carolina Virginia Kansas Missouri Alabama Wyoming Arkansas and Mississippi. Rebuilding for victims continues though most events occurred months ago.

Washington, D. C American Red Cross United States Georgia Alabama Florida Scribner Nebraska New York Kentucky North Carolina Virginia Kansas Missouri Alnefs Wyoming Arkansas Mississippi

Violin Maker Reveals Secrets of Longevity

Groveport's 84 year old Samuel Stucky the town violin maker shares longevity tips urging plain food hard work honesty with neighbors and plenty of tobacco while noting his craft and age at April 6 in Groveport Ohio

Groveport Samuel Stucky

Fire destroys sixty chicks in New London brooder house

NEW LONDON April 5 Fire broke out in the brooder house of Robert Case on Grant street Wednesday afternoon destroying about sixty chicks. The blaze was contained to the brooder house with no further damage. Billy Kirkpatrick, a local tee plant operator, is having a well drilled behind the plant. forty five feet is Wednesday's depth. Mr A L Lash underwent an appendicitis operation.

New London Robert Case Grant Street Billy Kirkpatrick Tee A. L. Lash

Passed Up Romance Triggers Family Mock Up

In a tense scene Betty’s laughter clashes with the Adairs as Andy defiantly stalks away from the office. Mr. Adair rebukes him for courting Betty while insisting his daughter’s engagement is a symbol of restraint. Betty’s plea to marry Andy ends with a chaotic, intimate moment as they cling to each other.

Andy Betty Ms. Adair George Harris

The Story of Girl Who Made Men Like Her

A comic scene unfolds as Betty pleads with her stern father and teases Andy at the office. Betty kisses the old gentleman after coaxing him, arguments about hair top-knots and office duties segue into playful romance. The office bustle shifts to personal flirtation and a cheeky ending.

Andy Betty Mr. Adair

New London Notes Busy Weekend and A Near-Accident

New London residents shared visits with relatives in Elyria Cambridge and Columbus while Ellet and Murr families survived a near collision on the road. Ellet party returned to Cleveland and New London, and mourners prepared for a Milan funeral for Hayden Miller.

Elmer Shays Ross Seiler Florida Ray Oldman Akron New London Randolph A. Blackman Georgetown University C. A. Blackman Wm. Fitch Mansfield London Floyd Murr Third Street Anton Ellets Ellet Murr Hayden Miller Frank Culbertson Ruggles H. R. Culbertson

Easter services fill Congregational church in North Olmsted

North Olmsted April 7 Easter services at the Congregational church were well attended. Rev Ray Warner of Oberlin preached two fine sermons. Mrs Allendorf contributed two solos Open the Temple Gates and My Garden, accompanied by Madam Emile Bedali of Carnegie Hall Cleveland and Miss Grace Beckett of Oberlin now studying at the studio.

North Olmsted Congregational Church Ray Warner Oberlin Allendorf Temple Gates Emile Bedali Carnegie Hall Cleveland Grace Beckett

Easter service and music notes across local churches

The Oberlin Conservatory performed violin solos enhancing the morning service while Miss Beckett was accompanied by Mrs. Cora Shaw. Mrs. Sennetta Lord led the West Park Baptist choir with several anthems and a fifteen minute reading. Norma Barker and P Charleston added soprano and baritone solos at Clague Road and Dover churches. North Olmsted to elect officers for a newly organized band and hold a pre school clinic meeting.

Oberlin Conservatory of Music Beckett Cora Shaw Sennetta Lord West Park Baptist Church P. Charleston Dover Congregational North Olmsted Tus

Penitentiary Trusty Escapes Jury Service

Cleveland April 6 report notes that a penitentiary job can excuse jury duty. Frank Fridel Jr was drawn for April 9 in Cuyahoga County, but was found serving the final months of a sentence, complicating juror availability. Other details reference a Butternut Ridge event on Monday April 29 at 9 o'clock.

Butternut Ridge Penitentiary Trusty Cleveland Ohio Cuyahoga County Frank Fridel, Jr Frank

Trustees Punish Frank Over State Ties In Big House Row

Commissioners Archie J. Kennell and W. A. B. Dustin propose letting Frank off if he ends his current connection with the state. A rough Atlantic current passage between York and Philadelphia is described as icy and wide, while the Labrador current is noted by airveys.

Archie J. Kennnell W. A. B. Dustin Frank Atlantic York Philadelph Labrador Airveys

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