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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1930
Page
2
Washington forecast Shoemaker predicts the airplane will come closer to the average man in 1930. Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Aviation Young says progress from 1929 will push aviation forward with giant strides next year as the Federated airways system advances.
Assistant Secretary Young cited 1928 to 1929 gains in air travel and mail, noting scheduled flights carried 16.9 million passengers and 8.09 million pounds of mail, with miles flown rising from 16 000 to 34 000. He urged broader accessibility, emphasized reliability on regulated routes, and predicted mileage and time as factors shaping future air transport demand. He also mentioned Junkers plan for a small passenger-free monoplane and growing mail carriage daily.
Madame Rubinstein urges proper breathing as a beauty regime, detailing complete breaths, three levels of breathing, and morning practice. The piece notes air as vital for life, cites ancient and modern beliefs, and adds assorted aviation and library affiliations from 1929.
Ny L A Bainbridge reports a watch meeting held at the church on New Year's Eve with stereoscopic views, a candlelit service and a pageant by the young people. Rev Cobb to speak on Price of Progress and A Covenant. Many local families noted visiting and gatherings, with condolences shared on Ed Reynolds's death.
Mr and Mrs Glen Cole and family of Sul fivan spent Sunday with the for mers o family Mr and Mrs Woll bi Mro and 3 wrest Watcham and mil and Wl Matcham took New Year's dimmer at the h Mr and Mrs M YT Brown of Pittefield er
Will Matcham spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs John Brumby of Kipton and visited many former friends there. Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Gar McRoberts of Oberlin and Saturday in Elyria then returned home Saturday evening. The Congregational society met at the home of Mrs Wl McKenzie for an all day meeting with a pot lunch at noon. Mr and Mrs Fred Hawk and family with others from Shelby called Sunday afternoon on Will Matcham and family. Mrs Ben Fenner and Mrs Will Bursley were shopping in Lorain one day last week.
The Wakeman news highlights a fourth grade honor roll for Mrs Bellami’s room including Doris Beecher Maxine Byron Hazel Dalton Joyce Edwards Donia Flew Florence Kil gore Anna Kinat Richard Parsons and Byronner Service. It mentions Mr and Mrs William Peabody of Cleveland Ohio visiting with their children from Friday to Monday and notes Miss Evalyn Wilson Fred Smith and Harald McQuawin entertained at Miss Thelma Hen’s home.
Social rounds include Claik Burdue and Georgy Parker families in Ceylon Ohio visiting, Breach Machert host at Leimbach Browhelm home, J A Pemberty and daughter at Fred Peabody’s, and a new son born to Hetty Gamber Dean in Buffalo New York, with Phyrne Buckley of Cleve land Ohio as a weekend visitor.
Mrs Aliee Benson of Vermillo Ohio will stay indefinitely with her son Mr and Mrs WHHL Henson. Keith Burkle returns home after a weeks vacation at his parents Mr and Mrs Mead Buckler. The young daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Keller is seriously ill with the whooping cough.
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