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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1930
Page
3
A mixed page item combines a crossword puzzle with clues and a dense list of timetable details for buses between Ashland Wellington and Mansfield. The crossword fragment includes many garbled across clues and a few down entries, while the timetable lists multiple daily departures, route names, and station stops with irregular formatting. The page also carries a want ads note from the Chronicle Telegram.
Lorain County Fair announces rising interest in the baby contest secretary W B Richmond reports about 75 entries so far this year with last year’s count over 100. Entries close August 30 at 19 a m. eligibility includes any Lorain county baby under two and a half years. Tickets available from A J Robinson at Elyria Savings & Trust Company.
Aug 25 Mrs Moonie A. Kennedy relapses after nasal operation and declares a new will cutting out be quests to Angelus Temple. She links the surgery to a feud with evangelist daughter Aimee Semple McPherson, who lies ill at Brentwood sanitarium. Kennedy vows to publish a secret document about the McPherson kidnapping case if opponents persist with accusations.
Newark Ohio August 25 I O Ford a Cleveland community candidate for governor began a 30 day jail sentence for smirching the American flag. He was fined 190 and costs after an address in which he urged a red flag to replace the Stars and Stripes. He faced charges of criminal syndicalism and was bound over to the grand jury. Police found literature on revolution in his possession.
Donna Meyers returns home after weeks with relatives in Norwalk. Local families host visitors from Cleveland and Lorain while others attend a funeral in Avon and a Legion reception in Elyria. Nine year old Lois Youtz is not entering the State Fair due to age rules. Several residents visit LoRain for swimming races postponed by rough lake conditions. Family gatherings include a beach picnic on the lake with about thirty relatives and friends.
Final touches were being applied to Ohio's State Fair as it opened Monday for a full week. Fair director Perry L. Green and assistants anticipated large attendance with new buildings and exhibits. Monday is Columbus Derby and Children’s Day with free admission for children. The highlight is the sheep exhibit building inspection at 10 a.m. and official dedication at 11 a.m. Avance forecasts call for fair and cool weather.
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