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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1928
Page
10
In Greentown Ohio on April 12 Florence Wagner aged 24 was saved from certain death after a hand driven machine malfunction hurled her from a vehicle as she was returning home. Rescuers acted quickly preventing tragedy. Misa Wagner reported the incident and aided the rescue.
Deputy Sheriff Ball and Deputy Hibaugh of Canton discovered a girl’s body partially over the interurban tracks on the Canton-Green town highway. Ball pulled the body from the rails just as a traction car sped past. Hibaugh stopped the automobile. Miss Wagner was not seriously injured, though she was knocked unconscious.
A praise filled note on the week's release titled My Ohio Home with smooth harmony and modern renderings by Yates and Lawley. Organ and piano back their blended voices. Every record in the batch is a winner and worth hearing. Come in today.
Chestnut Grove school pupils and teacher C. G. Brown visited the Chronicle Telegram plant. The group viewed newspaper making processes and met students listed: Charles Sherrard Alfred Stoll Lawrence Gunder John Rose Howard Gibbs Roy Foley George Sears Merton Sears Lillian Sears June Shroyer Myrtle Shroyer Carrie Robertson Clyde Weary Robert Gunder Perry Clapp Clifford Smith Irene Stoll Ernest Stoll Josephine Bailey Edward Morse Lawrence Rose.
Mrs Phoebe Haines Ainsworth of 123 South Professor street Oberlin died early yesterday morning at age 89. Ainsworth long-time Oberlin resident, former student who became a music teacher across the state, leaves two nieces Miss Cora Swift and Mrs Clarence Swift in Oberlin. Funeral from her home Friday at 3 p.m.
Presidents and secretaries meet today and tomorrow for a conference of unusual importance on the eve of a heavy motoring season. The theme centers on increased service to club members and improved service along newly extended lines.
Members of the Oberlin Women's Glee club returned last night after a weeklong trip through Ohio Indiana and Michigan. They performed a radio concert en route over station WMAQ in Chicago.
Candidates for next year’s varsity football squad met for the first spring practice session. Equipment was issued and there were no full drills. Sessions will be twice weekly and not strenuous, focusing on passing punting fundamentals and plays.
The women's debate teams from Oberlin and Wooster clash tonight in War ner hall at 8 15 p m on the topic Resolved that government should protect private investments abroad. Admission is free. Also noted Mrs Oscar Jones 53 South Main street died Tuesday night with funeral plans undecided. Py thian Sisters meet Friday April 13 with a public card party afterward. Oberlin D A R chapter meets with Mrs Saxton East Russia stop 104 Friday.
Salem O April 12 Funeral services will be held here Saturday for Robert C Garrison 53 super intendent of the American Steel &
A Wire Co. employee from the Salem plant died unexpectedly yesterday. Burial is planned in Alliance cemetery.
The annual Father and Sons banquet at Birmingham will now be held Saturday, April 21 at 6:00 p.m. Paul R. Tuttle, vocational agriculture instructor at Florence rural high school, cites a Wakeman meeting as the reason. Invitations were mailed Wednesday by President Clary of the Agriculture Club. All 18 and older are invited even if no card was received. Reservations due by April 17. Paul Knott, chairman.
The program committee is arranging the progym which will include an address by Judge Irving Carpenter of Norwalk. Carpenter will speak at the event, expected to draw local attendees and give remarks on current issues.
Cleveland's Mrs. Harry L. Goodbread was re elected president of the Ohio Federation of Music Clubs as the annual convention concludes in Dayton Ohio. Other officers elected include Mrs. John Sutphin Jones of Granville and others continuing leadership roles through the close of the meeting.
The record names officers including first vice president Mrs. Andrew Timberman of Columbus and second vice president Mrs. R. A Herbruck of Dayton. Also listed are third vice president Mrs. H. L. Rayney of Youngstown parliamentarian Mrs. E. C. Kaany of Cleveland recording secretary Mrs. Walter Krebs of Dayton treasurer Mrs. Mary Megley of Toledo and auditor.
Cleveland April 12 Normal Hobart 18 was reported in critical condition today due to burns sustained in a chemical laboratory incident. The mishap occurred at a local facility, with authorities investigating the cause as medical staff provided treatment.
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