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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
12
In Lima, Loren Truesdale aged 23 facing charges of killing his brother and Thelma Woods had the sanity hearing resumed in Allen County common pleas court with Lima physicians testifying. The hearing was expected to wrap up by Friday.
Liqui dators of the Commerce Guardian Trust and Savings Bank were granted a judgment of 13445.75 against Ohio Northern University in Toledo. The verdict stemmed from a dispute over a 30- indication of a financial obligation.
An advertisement promises rapid fat loss and health benefits using Kruschen Salts. It urges weighing before and after a four week course, claims drastic body changes, and endorses buying from leading druggists and C. W. Phillips while warning against imitations.
PORTSMOUTH Ohio January 26 the Rt Rev Monsignor John E McGuirk 80 pastor of Holy Redeemer church died Wednesday He was the oldest priest in the diocese In Jackson Ohio January 26 Ellsworth McGhee 65 cashier of the First National Bank here for 30 years died at his home Wednesday
City county and Federal officers joined a search today for a band of bank robbers who held up a Cleveland area site. Police report ongoing pursuit as investigations proceed.
To drive out impurities and excess acids that irritate the bladder and cause nocturia and frequent urges. The bladder Physic works like castor oil on the bowels, with a 25 cent test box from your druggist. If not relieved after four days, your money back. You will feel better after cleansing and regain sleep.
In Summit County two men were abducted near Litchfield then forced into a car and driven off with tires and rubber tiling valued at 315000. Albert Campbell of Youngstown and Ralph Burt of Alliance were restrained and left at Meadowbrook road. In Dover Mrs Robba Johnson, 61, wife of former major leaguer Cy Young, died in Union Hospital after a week of treatment. In New Philadelphia Dr Victor Sterki, 86, famed zoologist and Carnegie Museum curator, died after months of illness. In Salem police hunted for Edith Jacobs's killer after she was shot in her rooming house. a friend was with her and fled after shots.
A 432 person audience attended Miss Ruth Shuddock medical guidance at Mrs. R A Mittlestead home. Miss Paddock reported it the largest and most responsive county gathering and the next session is planned for January 31 at the same residence with discussion on throat care and contagious disease symptoms.
Mrs. Math Casper hosted Pleasant Hour members Tuesday with two tables of bridge. Mrs. Gervis Gates won high score and Mrs. Florence Curtiss was second after five games. A luncheon was served. The next meeting will be at Mrs. J. J. Weiler's home in two weeks.
A large crowd attended the funeral for Charles Beard in Avon Lake on Tuesday afternoon. Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moulder included Mrs. Joseph Cummingus Mrs. Dr. Arnold Hohn Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mosher and their son Harry from Cleveland. Frank Eberling is reported much improved after months of illness. Mrs. H. C. Wright has recovered and is able to be out. Miss Louise Palmer has returned home to Bellevue.
Dr Newell Le Roy Sims professor and sociology head at Oberlin College and former Ohio Sociological Society president will address the Silver Tea on Saturday afternoon at Mrs James Nicol's home. The event, hosted by the Study Hour Club, funds the Milk Fund. Ruth of Oberlin Conservatory will perform piano and vocal solos amid other program features.
Frederick Ebbs of Amherst will entertain with a chalk talk at the Get-Together party at the Methodist church this evening. Dart baseball will be played and refreshments provided. All members and friends with their families are invited.
The Choral Club gathered last evening at Mr. and Mrs. James M. P. Nicol to rehearse. Members will sing at the Methodist church soon.
After several days with Miss Elizabeth Hentzel, Mrs Henry Mittendorf, previously ill, has recovered enough to be out again.
During the regular morning service in Amherst on Sunday, a social time followed the practice. Mrs. Helen Baker and Wm. Meacham served refreshments to attendees.
The South Amherst basketball squad will travel to Eaton for a Saturday night game featuring Eaton teams. The matchup pits local rivals against each other as fans anticipate a competitive contest.
Batavia Ohio reports Floyd Church and Monon Cherry, who escaped from Clermont County jail on November 13, are recaptured and returned to custody. Agencies coordinate nationwide effort to locate the two fugitives.
Rest at Memphis, Sheriff Garland Auxier was notified today. The men, held here on a charge of operating a fence for stolen automobiles, will be tried in Memphis on an automobile theft charge, the sheriff was informed.
A concise aphorism emphasizes that unity starts with individual responsibility. It suggests character and moral integrity in men as the foundation for communal harmony. The line highlights personal virtue as the seed of collective brotherhood.
A historic note recalls a statesman who said he had 200 definitions of liberty. Art calls to the good in us, reflecting on liberty and civic virtue.
Charles P. Landrum a Pike County farmer living in Waverly Ohio fired a single barrel shotgun ending his life at the lake on Wednesday the coroner reported.
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