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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1932
Page
5
The Army, per Maj. Gen. H. G. Bishop, aims to speed heavy artillery mobility. Plans include mounting French 75 mm guns on pneumatic wheels, removing wooden wheels, and testing high speed carriages for 75 mm, 155 mm, and 240 mm howitzers for rapid movement in emergencies.
William Harper aged 60, longtime assistant postmaster of Burton, ended his life last night after receiving notice of his dismissal from the Post Office Department in Washington. A gun was found beside his bed, and Harper had previously served as a postal inspector in Cleveland before his Burton appointment.
Avon Lake prepares for a three act comedy by the Christian Endeavor Society on December 7 at the Avon Lake School auditorium. Also reported: Hill-Toppers Club luncheon bridge honors, Lorain Boy Scouts defeat Avon Lake 26 to 14, Helen Harmen Josephs puppets show delight, anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. E Dunning, birth of Elsie Loretta to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beck, Stock Show attendance by Alvin Walker and Charles Gang, Kipton hunting trip by Carl Pederson, and Howard Walker on Hunter Road.
Henry Wallace of Town, publisher of a farm paper, was photographed at Franklin D Roosevelts vacation cottage in Warm Springs Georgia. He has been widely mentioned as a candidate for secretary of agriculture in the Roosevelt cabinet.
Sunday guests of their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Leonard Clawson of Lorain. Mrs Laura Seefried spending indefinite time with Mrs Dave Horsfall in Cleveland. Frank Smith of Hunter road was in Lorain Saturday on business. Mrs Wm Katterhenry of Lake road was in Cleveland Saturday. Mrs Seebach entertained her niece and nephew Miss Mary Richter and Willis Rollings of Lakewood. Monday P M BE J and T Mussdorger were in Cleveland Tuesday. Mrs Bertha Barr of Avon was a Tuesday guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Foster Schenk on Walker road. J B Lindner was in town on Tuesday on business. Mr and Mrs Seibert attended a theatre in Cleveland Tuesday P. In New Guinea it is a man’s duty to support his sister’s children rather than his own.
An anonymous letter from George Darragh of Oakland praises Kellogg's All-Bran, claiming six months of regular use improved headaches, nervousness, and sleeplessness during sea voyages. The ad describes All-Bran as providing bulk, iron, and B vitamins to aid digestion and bowel health, recommending two tablespoons daily and noting use as cereal or baking ingredient.
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