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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1930
Page
4
Advertisers must submit ads by nine a m for date avoidance and by twelve noon for same day notices. Communications should be signed for authenticity. Weekly changes due Tuesday. Readability and space govern printing. The coal trade and council salaries referenced in a candid editorial tone.
A narrator recalls receiving Ely sia papers about Cascade Park and, despite cynicism, resolves to visit the famed site. Crossing a wire bridge with Warden Gray’s aid, the scene unfolds with lush moss, springlike greenery, violets, and a mood of gentle sentiment. The author pens a November verse about enduring sun and renewal in life.
Cleveland January 7 Watchman Dolan chased four men removing freight from a box car at Water street One burglar jumped into a wagon Dolan followed They fought the thief who tried to shoot Dolan The watchman seized a revolver and warned him He captured the culprit and jailed him recovering $100 worth of silk and several cases of whiskey while three other men escaped.
The council adopted a report by the city solicitor on an electrolysis case with a similar Dayton matter likely rising to the Supreme Court, delaying action until decision. Authority granted to hire aid for the Barber Asphalt Paying Co. case. An ordinance on flat wheels and paving damage discussed, electric company to be notified. Marshal reports $100 and firearm purchase for police discussed. Water works bonds $150,000 approved under suspension. local gas company bond referred to finance. Ladies shoes advertised by Philpott’s.
Crowd gathers nightly at the Church of Christ for evangelistic services. Sermon titled The Cross of Christ promises inspirational messages. Choir and delegates invite attendees to join in prayer and renewal.
Shocking scene as fire destroys a farm shed at dusk. Mr Phipps, after tending chores and milking, was found dead by his wife and Dr Wood, with a shotgun nearby and flames scorching his clothing. Born 1845 on Lake Avenue, he married in 1872 and recently updated his testament, transferring property to his wife with a life lease.
A convention in Columbus splits the Ohio Retail Clerks association over removing President Hugh Cavanaugh of Cincinnati. The pro Cavanaugh faction forms the Ohio League of Retail Clerks with P. C. Wells of Cleveland as president, while the opposing group forms the Ohio Federation of Retail Clerks led by John & Watson. Water rents for 1908 are now due at the Water Works Offices.
William Whitwell aged 80 died at his niece Mrs. Lottie Pratt’s home in North Ridgeville on Tuesday morning. LaGrippe was given as the cause. Also mentions a social by Uniform Rank EK C. T. M., a Dayton asylum case, baseball peace talks, Toledo naval brigade election, Roosevelt speaking in Canton, and a fatal hotel fire in Chicago with details.
John Biggs, a veteran Elyria news dealer, is reportedly very ill again. His son Ellsworth Biggs left for the Sandusky Soldier's home Tuesday evening to be with him. Smith, an employee at the steel plant on Furnace street, is ill with pneumonia at Highome.
Few seats remain for the Rooney’s Bar concert with seats at 25 cents mostly reserved and others at 30 and 35 cents. Tickets are available now at Murbach’s and sales urge early arrival for best seating.
A letter claims a severe mip attack a year ago led to coughing and pains. After using Blood Wine, the cough stopped quickly, five bottles cured the ailment, and the writer promotes the remedy to classmates. The ad offers a free microscope blood examination from Louis Daudelin Co. Worcester Mass.
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