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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1932

Page

4

Train wreck in Ohio kills two crew members

In Ironton Ohio on April 21 a Norfolk and Western passenger train derailed near Haverhill seven miles west of Ironton. Engineer John Myers 55 and Fireman J R Kemp both of Portsmouth died in wreckage. Three other crew members injured. Rails appeared sabotaged as bolts removed at the wreck site. Train en route Cincinnati to Norfolk with four Pullman cars two day coaches baggage and express car. SC sheriff aiding investigation. Scene near Kentucky border.

Ironto Ohio Norfolk & Western Haverhill John Myers J.R. Kemp Portsmouth Scioto Scioto County Cincinnati Norfolk

New Wonderful MELLO GLO Face Powder Ad

Advertises MELLO GLO face powder claiming long wear hides pores and wrinkles. Highlights a French spreading process and calls Crandall's Drug Store and Phillips Drug Store as retailers for the powder.

Crandall’s Phillip's Drug Store

Bright Spots In Business World

A survey of early 1930s industry shows gains across sectors. Iron Age cites U.S. ingot output at 22 percent capacity, up from 21. Philadelphia reports anthracite employment and wages rising since February. Freight car loadings climb for Chicago Rock Island, New York Central, and Pennsylvania lines. Newark sees higher March income for Public Service Corp. Local notes mention community events, visits, and upcoming bridge construction on Route 8 amid a flurry of social and church activities.

New York Iron Age Newark N. J The Public Service Corp New Jersey

11 day-old boy Benjamin Davidson undergoes rare double surgery

At eleven days old Benjamin Davidson son of Mia Nina Davidson of Zanesville Ohio had a double operation for appendicitis and hernia. The procedures were successful and the infant is pictured with his mother. A nutrition project notes salads and their value.

Benjamin Davidson Mia Nina Davidson Zanesville

Eaton Briefs Visitors From Nearby Cities

Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yost included George Axup and son Norman from Cleveland and Oliver Yost and family from Graf ton along with John Mullner and sons from Lakewood. Mrs. J. Pratt of Fields stayed with her daughter Mrs. Morris Varsey for a few days. Mrs. William Stenver of Cleveland dined with her uncle and aunt Reverend and Mrs. C. Pierce. The Hopwoods reported word from Chicago about their son in law Dr. Van Freeman.

Olive Yost Familly Grafton Charles Yost Hilda Elza Reisinger Phyllis Smith Geraldin Burke Aileen Christian Jean Shepherd Margaret Mate Myrtle Vashall Clarice Lantz Mildred Shuste Rachel Tite Eaton George Brokaw M. E Fields Thomas Bennett Ironton Ohio Harley Haskins J. E. Howell Toledo A. E. Lloyd Lakewood Hopwood Arthur Frank Elyria Byron Tompkins Emma Gray Cleveland Arthur Chappell Ladies’ Aid Society D. K. Hall Chas. Strickland Leroy Shirkey John Hahn Roy Jackson Jennie Cole John Schildt Paul Bassett Percy Kohl Warres W. F. Splete W. Hi. Splete Jean Lt. Hamlin Medina Grandma Rise 8 Detroit Gordon Pickens Ohio State University Robert Pierce Hiram College Ohio State Hiram Kohl R. L. Barth Will Chapman Columbus Brunswick Theo. Chapman Adelbert Cheney Florida Harry Penfound Chatham George Chapman Lorain A. R. Chapman Ford Hill Theron Barth George Axup Norman Oliver Yost John Mullner J. Pratt Morris Varsey William Stenver C. Pierce Hopwoods Chicago van Freeman Joe Gelmer Akron L. W. Battles Walter Freyberg Oscar Freyberg Harry Partridge Charles Pierce John Oviatt Cleveland Heights Wade Brintualls Archie Curtiss Sarah Curtiss Charles Ulmer Bva Curtiss Findlay M. J. Dague Maxine Frank Watkins Litchfield R. O. Stone Joe Geimer Nellie Pearson Steinhauser Levi Stone Guy Moore Rhoades W. R McConnell E. C. Hoover Seville H. L. Brinteall Myron Seeley Walter Abner Wm. Reichel Homer Stones Kenneth Bishop H. A. Bishop Verne Marvin Lodi J. C A. E Canfield Earl Canfield Helen French Arthur Hull Ralph Republic Flora Wacker Rowe Volk Larkin Brown Albert Spelth

Mallet Creek Junior Class Play Opens in York School

Yorktown notes report the April 21 junior class play at York School featuring Jim Gray as a guardian and a large cast including Har old Wolff, Missy Brown, and Nel le Morrow. Local residents and visitors from Akron to Cleveland spent Sunday with relatives, while York Township history recalls the 1832 organized township with Levi Branch and early trustees and the first log school.

Granger Leroy York Stone Simon Baker Wolff Gienke Steiner Kenealy Weimer Steingass Malllet Creek York School Jim Gray Harold Wolff Missy Brown Gladys Deuschenka George Forbes Frederick Swartz Odessa Gertrude Hendrickson Jack Carson George Lawrence Steingass Nelle Morrow Elinor Bohley Sarah Jane Larkins Thelma Berlin Ma Larkins Maxine Seeley Pop Larkins Gen. Guckleman Zeke Stebbins Willard Dobson York Township Levi Branch Hales Corners New York State Thomas Brinteall Sylvanus Thun Philo Fenn Treas Alex Forbes

Mayor, 80, Is Unopposed in Danville Election

Danville's 80 year old mayor Van Harry Wood ing, America's oldest mayor in executive service, is expected to run unopposed in the June 14 Danville mayoralty election as no other candidates filed by the deadline.

Danville van Harry Wooding America

Desert Nomads and a Longtime Mayor Tale

A garbled clipping mentions Mayor Wooding serving 39 consecutive years and a nomadic group in the Penia pula of Binal. It references Sinai as a desert crossroads between continents and hints at historical battles, desert trade, and early printing styles amid farm news from Australia in 1932.

Bim Wooding Ja Boys

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