Deer Killed in Barnyard by Returning Hunter
James Berger, returning from a deer trip, found a strange cow in the barnyard in Cochranthon. He went to the barn with his rifle and killed a buck. Nature is noted as opposing man’s moral ideals.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1933
Page
3
James Berger, returning from a deer trip, found a strange cow in the barnyard in Cochranthon. He went to the barn with his rifle and killed a buck. Nature is noted as opposing man’s moral ideals.
Fragmentary OCR text lists numbers and items with no clear event or attribution. It mentions peas and early sweet varieties and several cryptic figures, but no identifiable people, organizations, dates, or location to anchor a summary.
Geneva February 17 Colombia decided to invoke the League of Nations covenant against Peru over the Leticia river port dispute. It seeks League action under Article XV to settle the Leticia issue and protect Colombian authority in the disputed area.
A series of social and community notes from Henrietta and nearby towns recount attendees at the Fruit Growers School in Elyria, visitors to area homes in Birmingham Elyria Oberlin Kipton Berea Wakeman and Berlin Heights, plus parties and church events with local families and schools.
Police who captured Giuseppe Zangara after he fired five shots at President elect Roosevelt aided by three Miami officers. Zangara missed Roosevelt. bullets seriously wounded Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak and four bystanders, including two women. Crews held the gun.
Church Sunday attendance 121 and Sunday School 109 with Lincoln's birthday observed in sermon and sermonette. Vocal solo by Mrs Dyer Sweet and piano and clarinet solos by students. Bible play by Epworth League, Hawaiian string quartet music. Foreign Missionary Society met with Alta Wyers talk and idols on display. Local visitors from Blodgett family and River Edge. Next Sunday Rory Koontz leads with boys and girls sermonette and junior choir plus violin and piano solos. Mrs Herman Walt visited Lakewood hospital for appendicitis. Darwinian survival of the fittest cited as a controversial view.
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