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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1929
Page
8
Byrd and Tiny discuss the baby, marriage, and the risk of Larry’s old patterns. Fred reveals Jack Duncan’s embezzlement charges and bail, with Jack now missing. Margy’s evasive answers heighten suspicion as the trio weighs what Jack’s disappearance means for their lives.
Avon Jan 22 report covers Junior Chapel duties at High School, tests next Thursday and Friday, P T A cootie and card game on Jan 23, and numerous Sunday visits from Oberlin Cleveland Ridgeville Elyria and Toledo. Basketball games saw Avon boys and girls teams defeat Spencerians of Cleveland.
Jan 22 Town Line notes report Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coverdale and son of Amherst visiting John Heaes family. Andree Stang visited his mother Mrs K Stang, who is seriously ill at daughter Mrs Charles Goldbers home in Elyria. Albert Henes of Penfeld Junction called on No and Mrs John Hewes. Local residents plan to attend Billy Sunday meetings in Elyria.
Mrs John Koepp and family of Amherst called on friends here Saturday. Mrs Mary Mauer of Elyria, a guest of Mr and Mrs Wm Hess, has returned home.
North Olmsted council moves toward constructing a new fire station and housing a Seagrave pumping engine after April. Bonded bids totaling 18000 dollars secure contract signing while police pay rises are approved, Cook named building and street inspector, and plans for bus franchises and local utility pole conflicts noted.
Dr Snell offers comprehensive care for catarrh stomach diseases and a wide range of ailments in men women and children. He promises frank assessment and practical advice, addressing rheumatism nervous disorders dropsy heart disease and various digestive and skin issues with the aim to improve health and relieve weakness.
Authenticated note states two railroads intersect rule prevents crossing until opposite train passes. North Olmsted council will meet on the first and third Fridays in Solicitor Mor Gun's absence. At North Olmsted Congregational Church Sunday School elections Miss Charlotte Robb is secretary, Miss Ruth Gould is pianist, Ralph Lord is treasurer.
Dover council met on Thursday to discuss gas supply and independent provider demands for higher rates under an old franchise. Residents oppose hikes citing poor service, while some contracts may be signed with J C Arthur Co under the same franchise. Bids for grading Horse Shoe Boulevard were rejected. new bids set for February 19. The fire chief’s annual report was accepted and extra hose and equipment requests will be reviewed. Planning efforts aim for a comprehensive village plan to aid future zoning and legislation.
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of the Carnegie Endowment urges that Anglo French limited naval arms talks be studied as they are not as they have been rumored. He argues that progress depends on negotiators abandoning the past and facing current realities, noting the Pact of Paris renounces war as a policy instrument.
The text argues nations should tailor police and naval forces to domestic needs, discarding parity formulas. It calls for the Pact of Paris to enable each country to organize its forces independently, and urges the United States to lead in proclaiming Peace on Earth and Good Will Toward Men. It references French and British leaders and diplomats as advocates for the Anglo French project.
The document presents condensed views from specific Italian and Japanese representatives along with surrounding opinions. It outlines key positions and perspectives discussed within the publication’s scope.
A historical note describes New Zealand native women who carried live birds attached to their ears as part of a customary practice. The account emphasizes cultural fashion and the practical reasons behind this tradition.
A Nagas of Atr widow inherits all her late husband’s property only if she remains unmarried. Upon her remarriage condition, she forgoes claim, and at the husband’s death she is called to state whether she intends to remarry. This legal nuance governs the widow’s rights and succession in Atr.
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