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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1934
Page
12
The Down Club of Phoenix led by Jobert J Mantel plans a two part expedition up the mountain on dates to be held by the club. Over 600 people have signaled intent to join though many stories of Superstition intrigue participants.
The Peralta family hid the famed Hat Mine in Superstition Mountain and Jacob Wale claimed ownership but refused to reveal its location. Rumors of vast gold persist despite dangers of treacherous terrain, scarce water, and few guides. A 1951 murder connected to the mine remains unsolved, with three boys shot at nearby and one wounded.
Princess Rahme Haidar of Arabia has become an American citizen in Philadelphia. She defends her hung nails and arm marks as part of Oriental beauty and fashion, noting henna’s use in Egypt and India, while the tattoos may serve identification or protection against kidnaping by tribes.
Calvin Blaine of Phoenia reports shots fired at hikers up a mountain while legends of lost ore attract visitors from Boston and Chicago. The Dons Club and Professor Hannelly urge informed exploration, with expeditions for prospectors and the general public to learn dangers and seek truth behind the tales.
The brief note explains that the mistletoe plant relies on the sap of multiple tree species to survive. It highlights how parasitic greenery attaches to hosts and draws nourishment, shaping its distribution across different habitats.
Birmingham area residents and relatives visit the O A Morrott home Friday and Sunday. Several families from Elyria South Amherst Lorain Berlin Heights Norwalk Lakewood and Clarksfield are listed as guests or visitors with multiple Sunday calls and short stays.
Mrs Vincent McIntire hosted the General Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church at her home on Thursday. Ten members attended including Mrs Eschtruth Mrs Mahan Mrs White Mrs Beese and others. A brief business session followed a reading Decorated Crutches was presented by Mrs McIntire and a luncheon was served. The afternoon was spent quilting. The Methodist church Sunday school board met Thursday evening with fourteen present.
The record lists officers and appointees for the Sunday School and library committee including Mrs Frank Uchtruth Mrs Georga Reese Mrs G H Stoughton Miss Laurabella Stoughton and others. It notes the librarian appointment Maxdeling Szabo and Miss Eleanor Cuen and the resignation of Miss Mary Popovich and Mrs Robert Dean. Plans include purchasing new Cradle Roll cards and a father and son banquet to boost Sunday attendance. A humorous aside concerns Rev George Harves known for absent mindedness and a quip about wedding day forgetfulness.
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