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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1934
Page
7
Tyler Texas August 27 Citizens fear mob violence as D Willis accused kidnapper of abducting a newlywed couple and assaulting the bride. Authorities warned of potential unrest if Willis returns to face a grand jury. A 10 year old identifying witness case details circulated amid tense conditions.
A man abducted Herring and assaulted Mrs Herring after forcing a drive to a woods. Herring was robbed of clothing and their ring as the couple struggled. The attacker fled in the car, and later an arrest or pursuit followed, with reports of a man claiming to have paid workers and prior prison time.
The Ridgeville club met at the picnic grounds in Peter with Mrs ib Beser serving as host. Rev J Buescher oversaw contests and prize distribution while guests from nearby Louis Herry joined the gathering.
Patsy Boyd, 21 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Rosd of 148 Bedszfield avenue, won a silver trophy in a tight Better Baby contest in the city and county organized by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Several young contenders including Carol Louise Wernert and Beverly Marie Weer followed closely as prizes were to be awarded at the high school auditorium on Wednesday evening.
Betty Burnett heads a field of young ladies including Miss E, Dorothy Kaiser, Nita Ponie, Betty Clawson, Lucille Graber and Eleanor Me Mil as they vie for festival honors. The coronation is Wednesday at 7:30 PM in the high school auditorium with the Queen of the Festival to be crowned and receive a diamond ring, silver loving cup, and bouquet. all participants will receive gifts.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Mr and Mrs and a Mrs Knowles at Amherst with a Mr and Mrs Sveex and a person from Cleve, plus a mention of a Home for an infrefinit fiud with her son and his wife. Details are incomplete and names are partly garbled.
Siegemar fires again at a snake at the theatres. the creature looses a lead, Zip! the snake’s body lies defeated at his feet as the dramatic confrontation ends.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Elmer Kono of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Arch Shaw of Shaker Heights visiting relatives. St Peters parish held Thursday dances drawing attendees from neighboring towns, with an Cleveland orchestra volunteering next week. Burial of Mr Fellgate occurred Friday. Several Elyria and Cleveland residents, including Amy Saye and Mary Kiehm, traveled to Atlantic City, Washington DC, and Lisbon for visits or vacations. 4 H clubs planned a township program at the Grange with displays judged by Miss Booker, including cooking, sewing and an 4 H movie showing.
At Tate Mountain camp shack of H J Stegeman athletic director of the University of Georgia a fat life stake crawled onto the lawn. Stegeman grabbed his golf brassie aimed at the rattlesnake head swung and missed the strike elicited a roar from the snake.
A powerful drama at the Rivoli Theatre features a leading star delivering a demanding performance. The production presents an unusual role that showcases the actor's range and capability on stage and screen alike.
Jean Harlow plays a girl determined to marry a millionaire in The Girl From Missouri at the Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow. Lionel Barrymore Franchot Tone and Lewis Stone are in the cast.
Pair size TOx60 weight four pounds, black plaid fabric with rose blue green gold orchid colors. Material lists 57 wool.
Attractive 72 by 84 inch part wool blankets offered in blue gold green and orchid colors. Weights range from 1 2 to 5 percent wool and plaid patterns described as black. Price set at 3 95 per blanket with emphasis on size and color options.
Durable 72 by 84 inch blankets with 25 percent wool content. Weigh approximately 4 to 12 pounds and come in blue gold green orchid and rose colors.
The store lists all wool reversible blankets at 8.95 each, regularly 19.00. Available in color pairs Green and Cold, Coral and Brown, Light Blue and Dark Blue, Rose and Gold.
Premium wool blankets priced at 10.00 each in sizes 79 by 84 inches. Reversible with satin bound edges. Available color pairings include Rose and Blue, Blue and Rose, Green and Rose, Rose and Gold, Peach and Green, and Orchid and Green.
Wool blankets offered at 10.95 each, size 72 by 64 inches. Black plaids and 12 pound blanket of fine wool available in Rose Blue Green Gold and Orehid, with several color options.
All wool blankets priced 510.00 each size 72 by 84 inches with satin binding and a fancy border. Polka dot pattern offered in Rose Blue Gold Green and Orchid colors.
Durable blankets offered at 8.50 each in 70 by 60 inch size. Reversible pastel colors with satin binding for a neat finish.
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