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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1929

Page

7

Lindbergh Joins Government To Aid Air Safety

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh has joined the government as a technical adviser to the aeronautic branch of the Commerce Department. He will advise on regulations, airways, beacons, airport construction, mapping, and accident prevention, earning about 25 dollars a day. Officials say no immediate advisory need is evident, and his role will not interfere with other duties.

Washington Charles .A. Lindbergh New York Commerce Whiting Lindbergh Aeronautic Branch Commerce Department Uie Daniel Guggenheim Pan American Airways trans-Continental Air Transport Fimneg Tn Aviation Aine Col. Lindbergh Elyria United Aircraft School

Glorious Health After Years Of Illness From Konjola

Ohio resident Mrs. David Cupp of Lancaster credits Konjola with ending four years of stomach trouble and sixteen years of kidney misery. She reports gas after meals, heart palpitations, back pain, and sleepless nights resolved after three bottles. Konjola sold at Phillips Drug, Elyria, and by major local druggists.

Ohio David Cupp Lancaster Mysel Elyria Phillip

Local social notes and weekend visits across Lorain County

Marion Bates spent Saturday afternoon on Livins and G R Kohlmann visited Ralph Kohlman’s family in South Amherst. Oren Reid from Cleveland returned home with his father. Berlin Heights hosts with the Waldron family. Elyria and Amherst residents attend church and shop. WCTU meets at Mrs Ladrach’s home. Marie Frankenberg and Herbert Hide travel to New London. plans to return from Magnolia Springs Alabama by March 1 1929. Treland’s historic melting pot remark closes the notes.

Birminghaal Marion Bates G. R. Kohllman Ralph Kohlman South Amherst Oren Reid Cleveland Co. A. Reid R. Waldron Howard Jimmie Berlin Heights Mary Bogart A. N. Wand Emma Hand J. L. Mardh Fam Len Kelley Wakeman Fred Peabod George Talbert Hoy Ekleberry Elyria Russel Mildred Kubach O. P. Kubach Avon Lake John Ladrach G. RR. Wabhman Gust Anderson Amherst Magnolia Springs Alabama R. W. Moulder Martha Ruth P. H. Altmiller E. L. Meisenbach J. J. Ladrach Road Emma Funk Carl P. Oehling

Begin Work To Make State Pen Escape Proof

Columbus Ohio February 22 penitentiary officials focused on sealing the cell block from which Pat McDermott and four companions escaped to liberty Tuesday An intensive search was under way for James Walton Cleveland the only convict not yet recaptured Governor Cooper was to be advised on a petition from guards for higher pay and shorter hours Ventilators in the roof were being filled with concrete to close escape routes.

Columbus Hich Pat McDermott Lberty Jamey A. Walton Cleveland Cooper M. D. Cain Columbus Cellation of Labor

Prison Break Details Hint at Hardened Steel Bar Breakthrough

Descriptions note three inch diameter cuts through reinforced concrete and possible hardening of steel bars by carbonizing them. These bars were crucial in allowing Mc Dermott and companions to force entry into the cell block corridor.

Pen McDermott

Atlas Presented to King Charles I by Amsterdam Merchants

Reading from a sprawling atlas, merchants of Amsterdam presented the largest book in the world to King Charles I of England in 1660. The gift marked a grand gesture of trade and scholarly exchange between nations during the era.

Charles I England Amsterdam

Scarlet fever quarantines rise as cases mount

Two more scarlet fever cases yesterday keep quarantined homes at fourteen today, with two others released from quarantine in the last twenty four hours. Sanitary Police Officer F H Williams warns the public to avoid quarantined houses and for those inside to remain strictly in quarantine. The scarlet fever epidemic start.

F. H. Williams

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