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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1933
Page
5
Police questioned Percival Haynes and Albert Johnson after a rifle was fired from a window at 517 Dewey Avenue. A 22 caliber bullet allegedly passed through A. Buswell at 612 Foster Avenue and lodged in his wall. The youths admitted the shooting.
A catalog style listing includes Grapes Pears Fangerines Brussel Sprouts Rhubarb Tomatoes Green Onions Cucumbers Endive Green Peas Peppers Dandelion Greens Beets Carrots and a variety of fruits and groceries. This item reads like a market inventory or advertising snippet detailing common produce offerings.
Babson Park Florida February 10 1933 Babson argues that inflation debates miss the real forces behind recovery noting low production inventories obsolescence and depreciation will cause lasting shortages in lumber steel food and clothing as demand outpaces supply He urges a national advertising push to stimulate buying and employment while warning of a looming price surge and the need for higher farm and industrial prices through improved demand and foreign market access.
In Huntington on Sunday February 10 various local families visited relatives across Ashland and Elyria. Notable stops included Harley Chaffee and children at John Youngless home and Myron Hines with his family at his parents’ place.
The Chronicle Telegram misprinted the name of a suspect in a Monday arrest report. Ray Vietzen was arraigned in justice court for receiving stolen property and later fined 50 dollars plus costs.
Joe Rapking and two children visited his former sister Mrs. Fred Reuffner in Creston. They spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Naegel and other relatives last week.
James P Pershing aged 71, younger brother of General John J. Pershing, died in Manhattan from a heart ailment after a stay at Manhattan General hospital since November. He left the bedside of his famous brother weeks earlier, then suffered a sudden relapse. Survived by a widow two sons his brother and a sister Miss Mary Pershing.
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