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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1930
Page
3
In a Aug 6 1930 notice residents urge sheriff to enforce driving with two lights. They report seven cars with only one front light near Berea airport, glare from the working high beam, and danger in heavy traffic. They call for 100 percent observance of the law.
American Legion volunteers propose to staff a police picnic in Malden on August 20. Former officers will return to uniforms to serve gratis for the day, marking the force’s first such outing in the city.
In Mays Landing New Jersey a Negro storekeeper named John W. Underhill saved about one hundred thousand dollars over 30 years from candy sales to school children. He left his fortune to the local schools to equip the gymnasium and expand the playground. His funeral drew one of the county’s largest crowds.
A former Auburn Prison for Women inmate on parole runs a fake stock sale claiming shares in famous structures like the Brooklyn Bridge Woolworth Tower and Washington Monument have been sold to unwary investors. The scheme centers on a publicized sale of supposed prison assets.
A fragment notes a woman selling a half interest in holdings at 0 Wall Street Auburn New York to buyers and references Fifty Wall Street as the state prison address. The passage lists Miller KR Hutchison, an inventor and electrical engineering expert born in Montrose Alabama, aged 54, and Dr Arthur D Bevan a Chicago surgeon born in Chicago aged 69, along with Paul Claudel as France's ambassador.
Stalin argues capitalist crises are periodic and severe while socialist Russia recycles profits to workers. He claims imperial powers wage war in colonies and China, opposes blockade, and favors trade or financial aid to the Soviet Union to absorb surplus production.
Today's anniversary list records birth and death notes for Archibishop Fenelon Daniel O'Connell James Brewster Alfred Tennyson Samuel P. Carter Lord Strathcona and related figures with birth and death details. The history section notes Saint Dominic the Congregational church gathering in Salem 1690s and early electricity execution 1890 plus Gertrude Ederle crossing the English Channel in 1926.
Mrs Edith K Roosevelt, widow of the late President, born in Norwich Connecticut sixty nine years ago. Post Wheeler, Minister to Paraguay, born in Oswego New York sixty one years ago. Phillips Lee Goldsborough, U S senator from Maryland, born in Cambridge Maryland sixty five years ago.
A colorful quote from Tell Binkley jokes about Granddad Morrow and Lindbergh in a lighthearted dig at tired businessmen caused by too much golf. The fragment hints at a rural or small town voice describing local figures.
New London Minnesota reports Myrica Cerefera Davey, 16, will inherit over $750,000 from a $100 trust fund with compound interest. The passbook is held in a local public park. The article hints at early maturity and a steadfast character shaped by statements about beliefs and discipline.
James A G Davey of Kent Ohio deposits will grow to 750000 before Myrica life expectancy of 300 years is reached. Myrica Cerefera known as bayberry on Atlantic coast used for candles and medicine. Minnie Lott grand rapids says she is the world’s only woman mason traveling with two children and husband.
EAST LANSING reports a public concern over the five cent per pound price gap between first and second class butter. The article notes the present difference fuels discussions among dairy producers and grocery buyers seeking fair pricing structures.
The dairy department at Michigan State College advises due care in keeping cream in first class condition before selling, attributing better quality to careful handling by dairymen.
CA8A GRANDE Ariz Grape shipments from this district totaled 100 luge the first day the season opened. The shipments were consigned to Texas and Colorado markets.
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