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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1930
Page
4
Extensive letters and reminiscences reveal Myron T Herrick's affection for his grandson, detailing early schooling, business partnership antics, and travels from Philadelphia to London and Paris. The era through 1920s correspondences shows Generous care, travel by aeroplane, and hopes of continued contact despite distance and illness.
Members of the Toledo Federation of Women's Clubs Motion Picture Committee met at the Frances Willard home to discuss movie censorship. The discussion veered from film to stage costumes with criticism of the dancers' attire seen as indecent. A proposal urged warnings to local dancing schools about costume standards.
Four nationally known leaders on sales and advertising will address the Ohio Farm Bureau Corporation and Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. convention in Columbus on March 13 14 and 15. P J Keith advertising manager B F Goodrich Co Roy H Oil director of Public Relations J C Penny Co Walter J Daily sales promotion Manager General Electric H X Tolles president Sheldon School are set to speak. About 1 000 attendees are expected as the meeting extends two days longer than last year.
A notice extols a new dictionary as up to date and authoritative with thousands of words and a grammar summary. Readers can obtain it for a nominal price by clipping coupons in this newspaper, with wall orders to include postage as explained elsewhere. THORNVILLE MAN HAS BIG EGG PRODUCTION. Wil lam Eckenrode of Thorntown, Ohio, tops 1929 poultry calendars with record egg output from local co operatives. The article also notes plans for a large national school in Berlin costing nearly $2,000,000.
In Miami Florida on February 22 reports say sailfish fishing in the Gulf Stream has plenty of momentum due to President Hoover's interest. Sailfish sizes range 34 to 40 pounds with a noted 64 1 2 pound catch this year. At Wheaton Pier nightly trophies appear as anglers boast catches. A Coshocton Ohio party including Dan Meek and Adolph Goll reported 2 five dolphins and four bonito. Sailfish credited to Meek. Akron Ohio groups set a regional record with three sailfish. Mrs Ralph Leonard of Akron and Charles Speaks of Boston participated.
Regular services at Lake Avenue Community Church on Sunday with Sunday school at 9 30 Junior Service at 10 45 followed by sermon by Rev Fulmer The Neighborhood Bible Study Class meets at Nellie and Edith Hecock s Stop 6 home Monday evening Christian Endeavor and Prayer meeting Tuesday at 7 30 at the school house
Mrs. George Cotton attended a Wednesday surprise party hosted by Circle Nine of the Methodist Church in Elyria for the birthdays of Mrs. John Richards and Mrs. Jack Carson at the Richards home on Laundon Court. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schmidt announce the birth of a baby girl at their Adelbert Street home on Thursday. Various locals visited Ridgeville and South Ridge, including Mrs. R. H. Collier and friends. Dr. Wendell Cotton of Forsyth Montana vows to stop shaving until an oil well is found on the Rosebud County dome, claiming oil traces appeared after years of searching.
Twelve year old Joan Hirschberger delivers the Daily Missoulian in Missoula Montana. When a train failed to drop his morning bundle he trudged through the snow to reach every subscriber and assure them their paper would arrive.
In Pittsburgh, readers are invited to write to Harold Traynor of the Pirates to learn the origin of his widely used nickname Pie. The note suggests the player kept his promise to reveal the story later in the day and asks for help from anyone who knows.
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