Footed Burglar Leaves Clues in Soutil Bend
A prowler dubbed the "ian with the big feet" left large footprints as his only clue. Police quote City Attorney Edwin W Hunter and Police Sergeant Zell Spencer as the authorities handling the case.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1938
Page
7
A prowler dubbed the "ian with the big feet" left large footprints as his only clue. Police quote City Attorney Edwin W Hunter and Police Sergeant Zell Spencer as the authorities handling the case.
Relatives of Mr. and Mrs Ick Buehlhels gathered Sunday at their home to mark their fourteenth wedding anniversary. The event featured a "Put and Take" game with prizes awarded to Esther Melinger, Eton Peck, Carl Juni for the women and Arthur Buchholz, Oscar Buchholz, Alfred Buchholz for the men. Gifts and refreshments followed, with attendance from the Buchholz family and their guests.
The Farm Woman's Club plans a meeting on Tuesday November 1 at Soerterfall. Miss Frances Eckert county extension agent will give an electrical demonstration. Local members are urged to attend and participate in the program and discussion.
Mr and Mrs Carl Jantz join Mr and Mrs Jack Buchholz and their families in a social gathering noted in community announcements. The brief item records names and family ties without additional context or dates.
Members of the Wellington Farm Woman's Club will join the Penfield club for the demonstration. The event aims to showcase shared farming methods and community cooperation between the groups.
A scheduled meal at 11 30 a m calls for each woman to bring her own lunch and table service while coffee and one hot dish will be provided.
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