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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1928
Page
5
Radio's new wonderland described by Maurice and Schubert, local Sparton dealer, as the Equasonne sets provide equal reception across all dial ranges. The feature promises clear low and high wavelength reception, with sonic balance between fundamentals and overtones for rich, reliable programs.
The Taylor Music Co., Spartan Radio dealers, explains the new word equasonne linked to a novel radio circuit. The explanation highlights its distinctive characteristics and its promising impact on future radio tech.
William Davidson, 61, retires after logging 1,500,000 miles with Adams Express and American Express. Starting in 1882 as a teenager, he spent nearly forty years guiding the baggage car, a career marked by dedication and long days on the road. Now he rests after a lifetime of travel.
Ridgeville School finals on December 5 1928 featured Grades 5-8 with piano solos and vocal pieces. Top piano soloists included Marjorie Shields of Wellington Warren Powers of South Amherst and Velma Andrews of Ridgeville. Mildred Brem er of Wellington led vocal contenders with Eleanor Splete among others.
A crowded event displayed multiple prize categories across vocal, string, wind, and piano groups. Winners include Beulah Kinsley, Winifred Klein at Beulah Reading. Gertrude Braver and Glen Yost in duets. Mildred Grenner and Adamy Borzym taking wind and string prizes. top soloists Ruth Miller and Charles Perry among others. First prize awards totaled 250 dollars in one category with substantial student participation from Wellington, Ridgeville, South Amherst, and surrounding towns.
Jersey City authorities said Peter Kudzinowski, already confessing to two killings and indicted for the murder of seven year old Joseph Storeliz of New York, confessed to a third murder under questioning. He admitted choking to death five year old Julia Miodzianowska of Jersey City on August 18.
Stanton Michigan December 1. Jimmy Deacon a 25 year old Sheridan boy who killed the teacher who slapped him three years earlier is scheduled to be sentenced today before Circuit Judge Royal H Hawley.
The elder Deacons, father of the accused, anticipated a guilty plea to murder in the first degree in the Missy Flossie Carter case. A possible insanity defense was considered for John Dervoans Janito of the Sheridan Consolidated school where Miss Carter taught. The elder Deacons argued insanity as a factor but preferred prison to sending his son to an insane hospital.
John H. Hattield a 48 year old prosperous farmer of Pass Springfeld was killed when his touring car skidded on a curve three miles east of Nit Richmond. The vehicle rolled over an embankment and struck a tree as Hatheld a nephew passenger in the car was hurt.
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