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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1930
Page
11
April 14 reports describe Miss Baker, 28, found dead near a cemetery after an apparent homicide. Police say a veiled suspect fled in a marred coupe, a chase ending with a high speed exit toward a cemetery. Investigators note two gun reports and a brick fire, with no immediate motive or further details released.
Briefs from April items detail deaths and suspected homicides, including a relative of Dr. J. in Columbus found near a railroad and multiple youths linked to a shooting in progress of investigations. Other notes mention a Sieber political candidate for congress, a farm hand assaulted, and a state railroad incident affecting Wisconsin tracks plus a local deer and Wolf tale.
Newport News Virginia April 4 In Yorktown a centennial era surrender monument stands obscured by wild growth near the main highway. Erected in 188? by J. W. Shas of Maryland the obelisk rests on seedstone base from Cornwallis Cave and uses bricks from the Yorktown court house with a red shaft symbolizing bloodshed for independence. Unveiled Oct 19 1835 the dedication honored schoolchildren.
Mrs Crile reports two Irwin Saga girls hospitalized for appendicitis operations recovering at Ashland Sanitarium and Allen Hospital Oberlin. Sullivan party honors Freshman Sophomore classes attended by local youths. Sunday dinner planned at G A Handler home with Hears Hales Gratton hosting. Visitors include Krugman Humphrey Elyria and Joe Corhan Cleveland. Several locals listed with visits, travels, and recent moves. Continuous names reflect community ties and hospital updates amid spring activity.
Mr and Mrs Emory Fifer and daughter spent Sunday in Spencer with their daughter Mrs Norman Bowen and family. Mr and Mrs Jay Hawier and son of Lorain spent last week with their brother Donald Hawiey and family.
Mrs Emily Beldes of Cleveland Avenue Amherst Ohio owns a cache of historical items. The 1944 newspaper issue contains copies of the Weekly Ohio Statesman Ohio State Journal El ria Republic and the New Hampshire Statesman. Also in the collection are a 1925 Doctrines and Discipline of the Methodist Episcopal Church a copy of The Course of Time by Robert Pollok and Noble Deeds of American Women.
In Iddlesboro Kentucky on April 14 a rowboat capsized claiming the lives of three Cedar Forks residents. Overton 34 Maurene 34 and Joseph Fugate 20 were all aboard and drowned. The incident follows earlier reports of the craft failing in heavy water. Meanwhile Forest A. Fros of Pexchester has pursued action to cash a 31 check from San Francisco dating years back, tied to a leg garment dispute.
A health leaflet promotes Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to stimulate liver and bowels. Claiming to remove impurities and restore buoyancy, the olive colored tablets are sold at 15¢, 30¢, and 60¢, with Ohio physician Dr. Edwards credited.
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