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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1931

Page

5

Mad Laughter Chapter From Miles Burton Mystery

A radio era style mystery continues as Dick Penhampton, in disguise as Captain Blackwood, aids Sir Edric Conway against the criminal mastermind The Funny Toff. Penhampton recounts his perilous midnight discovery of a dead crook and a jewel on a fallen man, while Inspector Pollard's cautious pursuit lopes in the backdrop.

Hardwey Hamonds Crook Herridge Breast Dick Seea Ice Captain Blackwood Walworth Efe Edric Barking For Sir Edne Sir Edric Dick Penhampton Whitehall Court Isir Earie Margate Brooks Creek Street Wapping Besa The Underworld Pollard Clapham Firet

Wellington Case Dismissed in State Court

James Eberhardt of Wellington sued Harry Lee over an injury alleged January 23, 1930, while night watchman at Lee Motor. The Workman's Compensation committee heard the claim and referee C. M. Trunick recommended dismissal. the state court disallowed the case.

Wellington James Eberhardt Harry Lee Ohio Lee Motor Company Elberhardt Workman's Compensation Committee C. M. Trunick

Chickens Flow Through Wellington Enroute to Cleveland Market

Car loads of chickens pass through Wellington daily on the way to Cleveland. A recent report noted 26 car trains and a14 car train, with each car capable of carrying 2000 chicks, as railroad officials cited non amenability of the employer named.

Wellington Cleveland Market

New Teacher Assumes Duties in Fourth Grade

Miss Eleanore McKittrick of Sanctuaky began her duties as teacher in the Fourth grade yesterday morning. She fills the vacancy created by the sudden death of Miss Hazel Sampson several weeks ago.

Franklin Wight Harry Lae Herman Wight Jeannette Miller Ernie Miller Tom Merriott Elyria Clinic Fred Sherman Mattie Ruhl Frank Warren Poiner Middle Street C. M. Stolpman Warren Milton Cayce Bay Village Wellington Eleanore McKittrick Hazel Sampson

Miss McKittrick Plans Home With Bradstock Family

Miss McKittrick, a Bowling Green Normal School graduate, will make her home with the L. G. Bradstock family. Mrs. Robert Herrick, acting as substitute teacher, completed her work last Friday. A. B. Wadsworth redecorates Odd Fellows hall with completion before the February 27 dancing party, the second in a series.

Roger Minnich St. Mary’s Hatl Elyria Oral Steffin Oberlin Fred Lottman Florence Kolb Carlisle Center George Lauer Marys Hahn Herbert Mason Miss McKittrick Bowling Green Normal School L. G.bradstock Robert Herrick Lodge Hall A. B. Wadsworth Odd Fallows Hall

Birthday Dinner for February Rebekah Lodge Members

Members of the Rebekah lodge will hold a birthday covered dish supper after the regular lodge meeting Wednesday evening. February born members will have their birthdays celebrated as part of the event.

South Murray Ridge Parent- Teachers’ Association Dorothy Tuttle Eleanor Simms Lincoln Robert Penfound Abraham Lincoln Merle Penfound R. P. Vaughn Rebekah

To Close Herrick Library for Rampaling Entrance Work

Herrick Library closed its doors today for about a week to ten days while workmen begin ramping the entrance. The action aims to prepare for improved accessibility and building renovations.

Herrick Library

Former Wellington Resident Dies in Cleveland

Spencer Watts 35, a Cleveland resident and Wellington High School and Oberlin College alumnus, died after a weeklong pneumonia. He is survived by wife, son Robert, and siblings Helen and Claire. Funeral set for Wednesday at Johnston Funeral Home East 152 Street, Cleveland.

Cleveland Spencer Watts Wellington W. G. Watts Helen Oberlin College Claire Watts Hale Akron Wellington High School Oberlin School of Commerce Ohio Northern University Robert Johnston Funeral Home East 152 Street

Belden News Highlights Music Dances and Basketball

Belden events recount a Saturday dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Wise with Ruth Wise and James Prutton visiting. A bus crash near Kipton injures several Belden schoolchildren but studious care limits injuries. Belden teams win basketball games 27-18 and 47-8 while community meetings and visits to Elyria and Cleveland Heights are noted along with Red Cross drought relief donations.

South C. E. Gadfeld James Florida Hollywood Hotel Miami Fred Hansen William Blanchard W. J. Powell General Belden Charles Wise Ruth Wise James Prutton Cleveland Allis Iour School Eimnarar Fred Camp Wellington Rie Su. Bhuwl Dell Wweages Bruno Stebel A. L. Wise Herman Wise Elyria Kipton Dorothy Reising Lois Rogers Mary Danhaugh Bernadette Bater Oleava Wise Lucille Wise Fred Haight P. H. Rogers Will Turner la Grange Nellie Wise D. G. Risinger Fred Huff Zumbo Mary Killup Fredat Shick Clarence Wise Irma Wise Rev Bertha Damon Cleveland Heights Joe Grabenstetter George Grabenstetter George Brennen Rocky River Red Cross Grafton

Community notices and social visits in Medina township

Tax and donation totals for Be den Methodist church and local groups sum to 46.36. Sunday gatherings include Ralph Deimling with family, Mr and Mrs Joe Grabenstetter hosting a card party with Bert Mole and others. Numerous visits and mumps cases noted. Medina, Wadsworth, Cleveland and Valley City residents named among guests and hosts.

Beden Methodist Church Ralph Deimling John Walter Fern Wise Daniel Mohler Joe Grabenstetter Billy Bert Mole Carl Huffman Pappy Dorothy Cleveland George Howard Medina George Grabenpretter Carda Joe Walter John Wirkner Berlswell

New Royal Photos Sent to Japanese Schools Empirewide

New pictures of the Emperor and the Empress of Japan were distributed to high schools and universities across the Empire on February 4. The measure aims to promote national unity and royal visibility among students.

Tokyo Japan Emperor Empire

Not a Legal Residence Ruling Shapes Divorce Suit

A court in Bridgeport rejects a divorce case brought by Mrs. Mary Pontou Gardner. Judge Arthur F. Ells ruled the trips to Connecticut do not establish legal residence for the suit. The fragment mentions figures named ara pren hito and Empress Nagako and school heads protecting them. Photographs from months ago are noted.

Ara Pren Hito Empress Nagako Bridgeport, Coyn Connecticut Arthur F. Ells Mary Pontou Gardner

Wonderful Magnesia Brings Instant Indigestion Relief

An ad extols Bisulated Magnesia as a non laxative remedy for indigestion gas sour stomach and nausea. It promises prompt relief even in obstinate cases and notes the product is pleasant and inexpensive to use with druggist advice encouraged.

Joint-Ease promotes relief for stiff joints

An old style advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a quick relief remedy for inflamed and swollen joints. It claims swift action and guarantees satisfaction through druggists with a 60 cent price.

Magazine illustrator opposed Hugh B Gardner in New Rochelle

Politician Mrs Gardner made weekend trips to the gifter’s home at Sound Beach. Boston plans a $16,000,000 vehicular traffic tube, promising work for about 2,000 men for two years, signaling a major construction project and employment boost.

Hugh B. Gardner New Rochelle N. Y Boston

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