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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1932

Page

10

Murder at Bailey’s bungalo a Criminologist Feels Clues Deepen

Jere Kane, criminologist, investigates the Richard Bailey murder at Bailey’s bungalow. Footprints, a ladder misplacement, and a tense confrontation with Nanette Lelol reveal tangled motives. Kane races to pursue the killer as a speeding car endangers him.

Richard Bailey Molly Jere Kane Nanette Lelol Halley Kane Bailey's Ho Lucy Wilbur Dilian Hult Larry Weldon Batley Dungalore Nanette le- Fot Titian Nanette Bis Bailey Bailey House Chivington Bailey's Aim Kan Awa Ater Kane Gat Pole Baley Dorothea Deane Dorotha i Arty Whinington Piouler Chilligton Chiyington O'dara James Santa Monica Mountains O'Hara O. K Lee Nanette LeRo

Ox in barnyard aids calf at cafeteria Oxford

A farm calf of unusual size helped itself and its mother the calf was too small to reach the udder so the cow stood by a box in the barnyard allowing the calf to climb atop it and nurse.

Oxford

No Great Modern Dramatists Says Harvard Poet

Harvard professor Robert Silver argues there are no great modern dramatists. He dismisses Shaw as archaic and places Galsworthy outside the first rank, with Eugene near the edge of prominence in a brief column from Cambridge Massachusetts.

Cambridge Mass RobertS.ilver Harvard Shaw Galsworthy Eugene

Turnstone Band Explores Cultural History and Arctic Hmm

Professor Hillyer criticizes ONeill for humorless, disproportionate view while noting his new book. The Turnstone band, named for its habit of turning over stones for food, depicts a history of culture as cycles of long unproductive stretches broken by brief productive eras.

Oneill Hillyer

Elylrta High School Students Return After Thanksgiving

West Ridge reports Elyrtfa high school pupils returned to resume studies after Thanksgiving break. Names listed include Beatrice Burrer Steve Loth Thelma Wagner Zel da Schramm Mildred Pallas Rob ert Mason Marguerite Mason Gilbert Minnick Leota Drusen dahl Marian Lauer Lillian Eldred Chester Sprague Billy Richards Edward Strickler Robert Penfound Esther Rowley Agnes Lottman Erna Lottman Catherine Stuntz. Marjorie Simms Lester Drusennauhbl returned to Ohio State University as freshmen after vacation with parents.

West Ridge Elyrtfa High School Beatrice Burrer Steve Loth Thelma Wagner Zelda Schramm Mildred Pallas Robert Mason Marguerite Mason Gilbert Minnick Leota Drusen Dahl Marian Harry Lauer Lillian Eldred Chester Sprague Billy Richards Edward Strickler Robert Penfound Esther Rowley Agnes Erna Lottman Catherine Stuntz

North Russia Briefs Highlight Thanksgiving Visiting

Local notes list numerous Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings across Amherst Elyria Oberlin Wellington and surrounding areas including Radcliffe Hasenflue Gibson Rosenkranz Berg and Schubert families and others with extended relatives in Nova Pittsfield Lorain and Butlerment. The Sunday school session was led by John Harnish with 35 attendees down from prior weeks.

North Russia Andrew Radcliffe D. J. Radcliffe Nova Robert Hasenflue Amherst Charles Hasenflue Junior Austin Lakewood Charles Gibson Henry Rosenkranz Jacob Rosenkranz Frank Austin Cleveland Electa, Stone Oberlin Henry Sandrock Everette Sandrock Chestnut Ridge Clyde Bartlett Alma Bartlett Pittsfield Caroline Schubert Lillie Henson East Amherst Henry Kopenhafer Rochester John Franklin Burt Franklin Elyria Charles Nash Merril Nash Butternut Ridge Simeon Nash Harold Berg Wellington Walter Berg Minnie Stark Carl Berg Jacob Reinnald Elizabeth Barckert Robert Barckert Clarence Albright Theodore Haag, Jr Haldan Buckingham Wallard Sage Brownhelm Loyal Warren Lew Lorain Mary Lattumat Henrietta Fred Berg Walter Walker Harry Gibson Roy Burk Wuiliaiy Schubert Media Hazel Berg Dinnen Way Whi Maynard Govers Charles Mahlke Drie Mahlke Frank Schramm Oberlin Road A. Pallas Anna Tucker Russel Hutchings Erwin Delfield Frank Hasenflue Albert Schneider Fred Schneider

4-H Dress Demonstration Attended in Elyria Evening

Mrs I F Eldred and daughter Lillian joined Mrs Harry Laver and daughter Maron and Mrs Henny Pallas with Dorothy Lottman and Mrs Charles Birchner and Mr W Brickenger at a dress rehearsal by 4-H girls Mildred Pallas and Marguerite Streicher in Elyria Friday night.

I. F. Eldred Lillian Harry Laver Maron Henny Pallas Dorothy Lottman Charles Birchner W. Brickenger Mildred Pallas Marguerite Streicher Elyria

Attending 4H Congress in Chicago for Ohio honors

Miss Mildred Palias and Miss Margaret Streicher of West Carlisle 4-H club travel with Alice Bud to Chicago to represent Ohio in the national 4-H club congress after county and state wins. They staged a dress rehearsal for the national H club demonstration contest in Elyria. Thanksgiving and home events fill their many weekend notes across Elyria Lorain area.

Chicago Mildred Palias Margaret Streicher West Carlisle Jolly Hustlers Alice Bud Ohio Elyria Sayings & Trust Company Elyria

Vincent Briefs and Church Notes Highlight Local Visits

VINCENT December 2. Guests at supper include Mr and Mrs John Nfendle of Sheffield and Mrs D A Myers and daughter Dontu. Hilda Richter of North Canton and Elaine Benedict visited the Duntee home in Cleveland. Adelbert Baldwin from Ruggles returned home after a stay with his son T M Baldwin and family. Ernest Papay ill with a severe cold under physician care. Finley Ross visited Gerald Morris. Methodist services Sunday included hymn singing, prayer by Rev. Ashburn, and a lesson on mourning and forgiveness with a message on responsibility and sin. Mrs Karl Simms and family were visited Sunday afternoon.

Vincent Vyr D. A. Myers Dontu John Nfendle Sheffield Hilda Richter North Canton Elaine Benedict Cleveland R. Duntee Adelbert Baldwin Ruggles T. M. Baldwin Ernest Papay Finley Ross Gerald Morris Methodist Church Ashburn Jesus Karl Simms Win Spieth Robert Spooner Wm. Hennessy Lakewood Wm. Spurr B. J. Haton Wilbur Nichols Fred Henginger Fairview John Colbrunn Olmsted Falls F. H. Schott Fay Sears Elkhart Hal Leach W. E Leach Ira Spears Medina Mae Bryant West Russia Howard Dayton LeRoy Lounsbrough Mary Lounsbrough Oberlin A. FE. Hossettler June Holstein Amherst Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Albert Hostettler Tune

Doane Dies at 89 in Litchfield

Clarence Doane, aged 89, died at his home after several months illness. Funeral held Tuesday with burial in Litchfield cemetery. Local social notes list visits from Akron, Lorain and Cleveland residents, church event details, and a Saturday night Rex dance in the town hall.

Clarenofa Doane Clarence Doane Litchfield

Pittsfield Milk Meeting Draws Local Farmers

Nearly every farmer in the township shipping milk to Cleveland attended a session at the Wellington Opera House Wednesday afternoon. Also noted are visits by Mrs. A. G. Mills and daughter Lois and Mrs. Clarence Beard to Mrs. Clara Williams in Oberlin.

Pittsfield City of Cleveland Opera House Wellington A. G. Mills Lois Clarence Beard Clara Williams Oberlin

Local Federated Churches meeting in Cleveland hosts bread event

Harold Brandt and daughter Mary Louise attend a Federated Churches gathering at Trinity Cathedral in Cleveland. Prof. Brown of Oberlin College organized city church delegations to discuss wheat nourishment. Mrs Brandt prepared four loaves of brown bread for the supper, which guests hoped to buy but could not.

Cleveland Harold Brandt Mary Louise Federated Churches Movement Trinity Cathedral Brown Oberlin College Prof. Brown

Columbia Briefs Chronicle Local Happenings

Wor Longbow of Columbus visits Eaton church service. Ohio State students Bartter and Akins spent Thanksgiving at home. Families from Brecksville and Indian Hollow visit Columbia. Methodist bazaar at town hall Friday night features 5:30 chicken supper and program. 4 H Club convention in Chicago. P T A president attends Browns meeting. County council to meet January. Milk meeting held in Wellington. Visitors from Oberlin, Cleveland, Linesville. Health exams given to pupils. Bible training course at Baldwin Wallace includes Longbon and Longbon family, Bartter, Emma May. P M French visits daughter in Berea.

Columbia Wor Longbow Columbus Eaton Gordon Bartter Homer Akins Ohio State University Milo Stearns Landis Brecksville Sylvia Bruce Indian Hollow Road Carlisle Sylvia Ives Town Hall Arthur Donald Crocker Dorothy Crocker Chicago Elsie Stinchcomb Fairchilds Brownhelm Wellington Sheradd Nuran Baldwin-Wallace College Berea J. H. Longbon Boehm Phyllis Bartter Emma May Beachetown Merrill Squire Wh- Ma P. M. French Ber

Sheep Liver Red Grow Fish In State Hatcheries

Harrisburg Pa. UP Sheep liver feeds fish at state hatcheries as the host diet per the State Fish Commission experiments. Organs of assimilation from animals supplied elements for growth. Further trials found sheep flesh best due to succulent vegetable matter in the animal’s feed.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Fish Commission

Ambition as a source of good in modern times

A compact reflection on how ambition drives progress and personal growth, exploring its role in fostering innovation, leadership, and achievement while noting potential risks when ambition becomes unbalanced. The piece frames ambition as a double-edged force guiding individuals and communities toward meaningful goals.

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