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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1930

Page

3

Two Year Old Bottle Use Dishonored by Diet Advice

A Victorian era advice column advises a mother to cut a two year old from bottles and keep meals regular. It endorses apples and bananas, details a daily foundation diet with milk vegetables fruit and high protein foods, and discusses refusing separate child meals. It cites medical literature and hospital methods on painless childbirth. Officials report a husband shot his wife, Mrs Stanley, a McCoy relative, in Buffalo Creek.

Foundation Stanley West Virginia Buffalo Creek

Believe Young Farmer Killed Wife And Self

PORTSMOUTH Ohio August 2 Authorities today were convinced that Ezara Stanley 24 a young Gephart farmer killed his wife Lattie 18 and himself that the two were not the victims of an intruder Their bodies were found by Robert Rowe 17 orphaned cousin of the dead man Rowe was questioned last night on the possibility he could light on the tragedy The position of a gun found near Stanley s body led officers to believe he killed his young wife and self

Portsmouth Ezara Stanley Gephart Lattie Robert Rowe Rowe Stanley

No Services Planned at Amherst Church This Sunday

Amherst Ohio August 2 No services will be held at the Congregational church Sunday due to the absence of Pastor Rev F E Eastman who is touring the Ohio waters by canoe.

Amherst, O Congregational F. E. Eastman Ohio

Mr and Mrs Theo Schmidt Host Mrs Calvin Martin

Mr and Mrs Theo Schmidt of East Street entertained Mrs Calvin Martin of Masontown Pennsylvania on Friday evening in a cordial social gathering highlighting neighborhood ties and hospitality.

Theo Schmidt East Street Calvin Martin Masontown

Berry Family Heads to Cleveland Then Terre Haute Visit

Mr and Mrs Cecil Berry with son Theodore and daughter Beverly of Terre Haute Ind travel to Cleveland to visit Mr and Mrs Ola Berry before returning home. The Berry men are brothers of Mrs E C Bond.

Cecil Berry Theodore Beverly Terre Haute Ind Cleveland Ola Berry Messrs Berry E. C. Bond

Mrs Leo Bahl to spend three weeks with Munsons

Mrs Leo Bahl of Park Avenue will leave this evening for a three week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Gust Munson in Superior Wisconsin.

Leo Bahl Park Avenue Gust Munson Superior Wisconsin

Dinner Guests of Mr and Mrs Fleming in Lorain

Mr and Mrs F O Fleming delightedly entertained at six o clock Friday dinner. Covers were laid for Mr and Mrs Charley Stevenson and son Richard of Lorain, and Mr and Mrs F O Fleming and son John and daughter Helen.

F. O. Fleming Charley Stevenson Richard Lorain John Helen

Weekend Visit Ties Agnes Parkas to Chicago Trio

Mrs Agnes Parkas leaves this evening for a weekend with Mr and Mrs Thomas Coda in Chicago Illinois. The Coda couple are described as a brother of Mrs Barkas, linking the families through Agnes Parkas.

Chicago Agnes Parkas Thomas Coda Barkas

St Paul's Lutheran Sunday School Outing at Baxstein's Woods

Members plan an outing Sunday at Baxstein's woods in South Amherst with 1015 service led by Rev. Henry Abraham followed by a basket luncheon. A program of games and contests is scheduled with prizes for winners.

St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School Baxstein’s Woods South Amherst Henry Abraham

Mrs Hart R C Schuler home crowded for Hart funeral

The home of Mrs R C Schuler on Church Street was filled Friday afternoon as friends and neighbors gathered to honor the late Mrs Francis Hart. Rev A A Hunter of Cleveland officiated. Duets “The Old Rugged Cross” and “Under His Wing” were performed by Mrs R H Hearn and Miss Helen Sabfers with piano by Mrs Pans Harris. Pallbearers included Wm Ehrmann H A Williams NF Foster Russel Baker O H Baker and John Butler of Vermilion. Burial followed in Crownhill cemetery family lot.

Hart R C. Schuler Church Street Francis Hart A. A. Hunter Cleveland Methodist-Congregational Church Old Rugged Cross R. H. Hearn Helen Sabfers

Schedule Note Medina Akeon East Bound Service

Public Square timetable shows eastbound Medina Akeon service at 11 08 and 13 25 with stops around Public Square. The entry indicates a seuneve notation and duplicate heading for the Medina Akeon line.

Medina-Akeon

Help the Adolescents Overcome Jealousies

A psychologist recounts how jealousy between siblings shapes behavior. The older daughter’s feelings of inferiority toward the baby led to withdrawal, while attention and recognition after she left home revived her self worth. A West visit and a remark from an aunt illustrate the theme: identifying with the baby restored harmony.

Far West West

Cloverleaf Club Entertained At Lawn Party

Mrs. C. F. Schroeder hosted Cloverleaf club members at a lawn party at her Middle Ridge home. A tureen dinner noon and five hundred played in the afternoon. First honors went to Mrs. A. C. Kreeger, second to Mrs. C. F. Schroeder. Guests included Mrs. Maurice Fisch and son Lincoln, Lorain, and several other members. An outing at Vermilion River park is planned in three weeks.

Cloverleaf Club C. F. Schroeder Middle Ridge A. C. Kreeger Maurice Fisch Lincoln Lorain Arthur Engle South Amherst Aug Nabukowski Wm Ehrmann George Mengel Samuel Wragg Wm Schroeder John Michael C A. Lauer Fred Ruth Vermilion River Park

Rev Dute to Occupy Pulpit at First Evangelical Church

Rev Henry Dute recently finished his ministerial studies at Naperville University will lead Sunday morning services at First H Evangelical Church at 10 30. His sermon is titled The Impossibility of Neutrality.

Dute Henry Dute Naperville University First H Evangelical

Funeral Attended by Relatives From Nearby Cities

Out of town relatives and friends joined services for Mrs. Francis Hart on Friday afternoon. Attendees included Geo TY Schuler and wife from Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. B Butler, Annie Goette, Effie Harper, Jerome, A J Kiddle and daughter Mariam, Arthur Farr and daughter Dorothy from Cleveland, Stanley Hart and wife from Warren, John Butler and wife from Vermilion, Mrs. Sarah Cooley, Hiram Thurston and Mrs E Cooley from Elyria.

Francis Hart Geo TY. Schuler Toledo B Butler Annie Goette Effie Harper Jerome A. J Kiddle Mariam Arthur Farr Dorothy Cleveland Stanley Hart Warren John Butler Vermilion Sarah Cooley Hiram Thurston E. Cooley Elyria

Stark relatives depart Milwaukee visit to Elyria

Relatives Mr and Mrs. John Stark and Mrs. Emma Stark of Milwaukee, guests of Mr and Mrs. Frank Stark and Mrs Minnie Stark of Lincoln Street, have left to visit relatives in Elyria.

John Stark Emma Stark Milwaukee Frank Stark Minnie Stark Lancoln Street Elyria

JUDGMENTS RETURNED IN COMMON PLEAS COURT

Helen Humphrey was granted a divorce from Cecil Humphrey on grounds of extreme cruelty with alimony settled by agreement. Harry F. Garrett received a cognovit judgment for 185.60 against Earle Seeley. Francesa Z Uhlhorn v Glade B Thomas et al: E M Rice Henry Heldrich and Jacob Mosher appointed commissioners to partition 833 West Avenue property. Uhlhorn to receive one half Martha F Thomas one fourth Una Clare Thomas one fourth.

Common Pleas Court Helen Humphrey Cecil Humphrey Harry F. Garrett Earle Seeley Francesa Z. Uhlhorn Glade B. Thomas E. M. Rice Henry Heldrich Jacob Mosher

Flames 1,000,000 Mile Long Leaf Out From Sun

A remarkable solar phenomenon reveals a colossal solar leaf extending about a million miles from the sun yet remaining barely visible to the unaided eye. Scientists note it as an extraordinary solar feature whose faint glow challenges perception.

Oberlin Band Concert Opens Season With Sousa Marches

Oberlin Ohio August 2 the ninth state of the Oberlin band concert series opens this evening with two Sousa marches plus Rimsky Korsakov Song of India from Sadko and a Schubert Ave Maria baritone solo by Kenneth Gayer. The program includes Victor's March Eibel Spirit of Youth Overture Sordillo En Sign March Rosenkranz Ave Maria King Cotton Sousa Pizza cata Polka Mighty Lake Rose and other pieces.

Oberlin Sousa Oper Rimsky- Korsakoff Schubert Kenneth Gayer Victor Eibel Sordillo Ensign Rosenkranz

W R C Picnic Attended by Local Posts and Guests

The W R C picnic occurred yesterday on the lawn of Mr and Mrs W C Christy on Spring Street with strong turnout from the W R C and G A R and their families. Guests included Henry Lincoln Post G A R members Mr McClafflin and Mr Houghton of Oberlin and Mr William Shanks of Denver the only surviving charter member. Mrs T Whitney of Washington DC a former Oberlin resident and W R C member also attended. Several musical selections were sung by Mrs A R Kimpton and attendees enjoyed a social afternoon.

W. C. Christy Spring Street Othos Henry Lincoln Post G. A R McClafflin Houghton Oberlin William Shanks Denver, Colo Post T. Whitney Washington, D.C W. R C A. R. Kimpton

Picnic dinner served at five oclock lawn tables

At the six o clock dinner a picnic was laid out on the lawn with tables arranged for guests around the yard. Attendees enjoyed casual dining and the informal setting as sunset approached.

Summer visitors and local notable residents listed

Mr and Mrs Walter Hess and son of Clinton N Y visit Oak Street in Georgetown area while Hess, a Hamilton College biology professor, spends summers in the town. President Ernest Hatch Wilkins and family head to Waterville Valley NH for summer. William Shanks of Denver visits his son and is 94 with Oberlin ties. Clayton Hess of Cleveland and Mrs C F Herrich of Salamanca stay with the Metcalfs. Other locals host Florence Guthrie and family, Anna Spencer, and R R Stetson of Elyria. George Edmonds of Warren and Mrs Guy Edmonds with two sons visit from Tulsa.

Walter Hess Clinton, N. Y Ernest Hatch Wilkins Waterville Valley N. H William Shanks Denver Colorado George Shanks North Pleasant Street Shanks Oberlin Henry Lincoln Post Mary Wall Clayton Hess Cleveland C. F. Herrich Salamanca N. Y Wilmot Metcalf

Weekend Social Guests Explore Canada and East

At the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Lemonds that evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wickler and son of West College street left today on a motor trip through Canada and the east. They plan to go down the St. Lawrence to Maine, returning through the New England states and New York. Paul Scott of Dallas, Texas, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Charlotte Scott, on East College street.

J. E. Wickler West College Street Canada East St. Lawrence Maine New England States New York Paul Scott Dallas, Texas Charlotte Scott East College Street

Bakers Unemployed Man Kills Wife Son Then Ends Life

Fremont Ohio August 2 Fran tic over financial matters ending in murder suicide. Charles A Boyer 55 killed wife Alice 52 and son Roy 18 with a razor as they prepared to eat then fatally slashed his own throat. Roy was paralytic. Authorities say unemployment and bleak prospects drove the attack.

Fremont, O Charles A. Boyer Alice Roy Boyer

Sues Owners Of House For $10,000

Hazel Degan, a tenant, sues William and Cora Burford of Amherst for $10,000 alleging the second floor porch railing was dangerous and unreported. She fell from the porch on Broadway in Lorain in March 1929, claiming numerous and permanent injuries.

William and Cora Burford Amherst Hazel Degan Broadway Lorain

Autoist Fined $100 By Watts

Pete Majka age 20 of 637 West 14th street Lorain was fined 100 and costs and his license to operate an automobile suspended in Justice Watts court this afternoon. Majka appeared after being arrested about midnight by motorcycle officer Hoist on Lake road west of Lorain on the charge of operating an automobile while intoxicated. Tourists had complained to Holst that a machine was being driven without lights and swerving on the road. Lorain police had also been notified. Majka pled not guilty.

Pete Majka West 14Th Street Lorain Justice Watt Majka Holst

Foreclosure Suit Filed Over Mortgage in Lagrange Township

John Kovacs and Joseph Mahi filed a lawsuit in the county clerk's office against Steve Horvath and others seeking foreclosure of a mortgage on property in Lagrange township to satisfy two promissory notes. They demand $2600 on the joint note and $223.20 for a separate loan to Horvath.

John Kovacs Joseph Mahi Steve Horvath Lagrange Township Kovacs Horvath

Man Drowns After Walking Into Lake Erie at Cleveland

A crippled unidentified man, about 32, walked into Lake Erie near East Ninth Street pier and drowned as spectators watched. He removed his clothing except underwear before entering the water and no rescuers could reach him.

Lake Erie Deowexsa Cleveland East Ninth Street

Men Pushed Upward Amid Rough Crowd Movement

A crowd scene shows some men being forced upward while others rise with the push, illustrating a chaotic passage during a crowded event. The incident highlights the dangers of dense gatherings and the need for crowd control measures.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lulu Hunt Peters, M. D Anawere Mra. O County Medical Society New York City Gwathmey Peters Bureau F. M. Sponseller Elyria Savings & Trust Jacquard Velour Living Special West End Furniture West Broad Street Ashland . Ly Mansfield Ashland Ly Wooster Seuneve Wellington Ar Ashland Autland Polk Huntington Ar Wellington Ly Ashland Aris Ifi Ashland - Mansfield Ashland - Wooster Awwillar la Grange Penfield Litchfield York Medina Young’s Corners Montroge Ar. Akron “Ant Buslea A. M A.M Garry C. Myers DR Myers W. R. C. Picnic Florence Guthrie Frank Spencer Anna R. R. Stetson F. E. Chauncey George Edmonds Guy Edmonds Tulsa, Okla Mrs. B. Lemonds Prantic Bakering Adn Autoist Frank Foster Js Lingle Foster Lingle Peerless 8 Hudson City Motors Oakland - Pontiac Broad Street Iren Rich
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