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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1930

Page

2

APLANE CLUB ATE AT HIGU SCHOOL FLYING FIELD

The Aplane Club at Higu School holds weekly exhibitions in the high school auditorium repurposed as a flying field. Club planes, built by 25 members, perform stunts under the Model Beague rules, using walls as obstructions and rudders fixed to guide flight.

fBature Higu A. Club Tye Mludel Amos Tke Vlub

Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Highlights Color Cure Claim

An old advertisement promotes Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy for dull color in the cheeks. It claims the product cleanses bile and bowels, reduces constipation, and leaves a pleasant taste with no dangerous after effects. Sold nationwide for 15c, 30c, or 60c.

Edwards

School club appoints new faculty adviser and officers

F A Dusthimer named faculty adviser succeeding Dane For who led first semester. Officers include Tam Aulè president Rus Fox president and Delsin Reise secretary. Club meets Monday afternoons. Members gain through tests to rise through cadet to second lieutenant. three members have earned second lieutenant. Tests set by Airplane Model League of America.

F. A. Dusthimer Dane For Arestam Aulé Rus Fox Delsin Reise Amendance F Secord Leutenant Airplane Model League of America

Wel vi n 0 Radcliffe visit sparks local gatherings

Kipton Kiptox O Ohio notes visitors and family events from Friday to Sunday. Grandparents Mr and Mrs W F Betts hosted relatives including Mr and Mrs Fred dy and family Mr and Mrs Morgan and daughter, and Mr and Mrs Emma Morgan of Oberity. Agnes Wilford is sick. Evelyn Parker of Elyria visits relatives. Camden Baptist Ladies Society enjoyed a chicken dinner hosted by Mrs John Kathe with about 35 attendees. Special for February and March Schebler Carburetors for Chevrolet slabs offered.

Kiptox. O Welvin Radcliffe Wellingtor W. F. Betts Sunaar Gesto Freddy Famir Morgan Morgan and D. J. Rad Agnes Wilford F. E. Sharp Columbus George Bryden Mable Whitney W.C. FT. A Hagerman Evelyn Parker Elyria Fig Darsain Sharp Elyria Rath Evther Ott South Amherst Fioré Sharp George Bickel Hazel Lois Walter Wilford Nat Ladd Russell Baker Pailadelp Penna Amherst Mirc H. W. Newton P.E. Harding P. E. Hardinz Ludlow Morris Oberlin Nettie Emma Jane Lee Caranoga Falls Nelson T. Lee Camden Joseph E. Flickenser Andrew J. Lee Marguerite Bucks Hipton P. EB. Harding F. E. Weeks Florence Dell Williams Tom Sigsworth

Bids For State Project Will Be Asked For Soon

Columbus Ohio Feb 18 announced that bids for the general construction contract of the Apple Creek state institution for the feeble minded will be advertised promptly. Specifications were clarified by Frank Common Pleas court and are ready for contractors. The project calls for two cottages a workshop and a powerhouse on the Apple Creek site. Work will begin later this spring with bids due for contractor consideration.

Columbus Apple Creek Frank Common Pleas Court T. H. Griswold Public Welfare Apgle Creek Ite Lortracis Ag

State Department Using New System In Ohio Claim Office

A new system to record claim locations was inaugurated this week in the Department of Claims of the Ohio Industrial Commission. Dave W. Stump, supervisor, said it will help locate claims promptly for claimants and attorneys, reducing delays for outsiders seeking records. The department handles about 39,000 claims daily.

Columbus Department of Claims Ohio Industrial Commission Dave W. Stump Stump

Farher-Son banquet at La Porte Methodist church

In East Carlisle on February 19, about seventy guests attended the Farher-Son banquet at La Porte Methodist Church. Dollis White played the xylophone during arrival and entertained with selections. Patriotic decorations adorned tables as a two course dinner was served by the Ladies Aid with young ladies in white and red as waitresses. Dr A E Piper gave a talk on Washington and Lincoln and discussed education.

Kentucky Mountains Arthur Bosier Skerch Lincoln Washington Kentucky Mountain L .N. Haren North Eaton Ladies Aid Qgiuries LaPorte Ladies Aid C. HB. Pitzin Haresant Tarmum East Aurora New York Pitkin Leon Ward Fred Seheaf Kummal Ira Ives W. McQuire Albert Krebs W. Meister Krebs Kemema Lloyd Lakeman Charles Huene Seckt Geraldine Earl Smith East Carlisle la Porte Methodist Church Dollis Whitemore A. E. Piper

Dinner Guests Attend Play Then Robbery Aftermath

At Elyria Methodist church last Wednesday night guests included Mr and Mrs Waller Bracy and daughter Wilma, Mr and Mrs Ray Jackson and family, Mrs A J Jackson and grandchildren Dous and Lawrence. Ed Seabold and children dined with Dowdell family. A robbery netted 750. Grand jury convened by Judge Pratt at Precinct George Schroth Jr. Three men Nilex W Bunn Jesse Baughman Charles Gragsie are jailed for complicity. Baughman allegedly confessed implicating others. Wall Street uses 4 300 000 feet of ticker tape daily and a self measuring girders note.

Waller Bracy Wilma Ray Jackson A. J. Jackson Dous Lawrence Elyria Ed Seabold Chldren Dowdell James i Pratt George E. Schroth, Jr Nilex W. Bunn Tiffin Jesse Baughman Charles Gragsie Maple Grove Offteisis Baugamas

Grand jury probes state bank robbery in Republic

Tiiffix Ohio February 19 State bank robbery at Republic on January 7 drew the attention of the Sereco county grand jury. The investigation began as officials sought to uncover those involved and the circumstances of the crime. Local authorities stated the case remains active with further hearings anticipated.

Tiffix U.P Sereca County Grand Jury Ung Ito State Bank Republic

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