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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1930

Page

8

Woman Alleged Slayer Loyal to Lover In New Castle Case

Irene Schroeder and Glenn Dague are jailed in New Castle on murder charges connected to a gunfight in the Arivena Hills. Schroeder’s defense by Youngstown lawyers is fought amid her letters to Dague declaring love and defiance. If acquitted, the pair face Arizona trial. Schroeder’s sisters and parents have engaged counsel. Dague shows gloom while Irene oscillates between tears and levity as hearings proceed.

New Castle Youngstown Irene Schroeder Corp. Hrads Paul Pennsylvania Glenn Dague Ime Dague Powell Irene WY Lee Wright Tague Arivena Hills Arizona Donnie Jai

Wellington Benefit Card Party Draws January Guests

Forty guests attended a benefit card party hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary in Wellington Ohio. Winners at the five spot included Mrs KR G Barks and Max Ol at the Bedro ta. Light refreshments followed the event and an honor roll of pupils appeared for January.

Wellington American Legion Po Erica Legion Auxiliary KR. G. Barks Max Ol Robert Hemphill

Students with top grades listed in college honor roll

Nell, Harriet Miller, Marguerite Olfe, Hollis Turner and Leona Whitbeck. The students who received four A s in the semester were Angela Dublo, Ishelle Mc Connell, Harriet Miler, Marguerite Rolfe, Je McConnell, Jean Phelps, Harvey Pillivent and Leona Whitbeck.

Nell Harriet Miller Marguerite Olfe Hollis Turner Leona Whitbeck Angela Dublo Ishelle McConnell Harriet Miler Marguerite Rolfe Je » McConnell Jean Phelps Harvey Pillivent

Amherst restaurant sold to local couple. to open Monday

Mrs. Minnie Lillick and her son Raymond purchased Tavur Smia Grille on Vine Street Amherst from Mr. Cony and plan a Monday reopening. Dr. George Baner, deputy governor, spoke to the Kiwanis club, outlining Kiwanis work and upcoming public relations efforts.

Amherst Minnie Lillick Vine St Raymond Cony

Board of Trustees Named to Preserve Hamlin Post Relics

Trustees Reverend J W L Berard George Hawk and Mrs Laura Venily Bern named to preserve Hamlin Post relics amid ongoing community efforts. The group, forming under HH Club oversight, will manage equipment and artifacts held by the Porro Post room.

Hamlin Pose the Post Room Board of Trustees J. WL Berard George Hawk Laura Venily Bern Appeint

Local club reports evening games and social notes

Six o clock start followed by an evening at the Five Hundred. High scores won by Mrs. Ray Coates J Holland and Mrs Henry Moeht. Kenneth Brouse consoled. Club to meet in two weeks at the Kennethrouse home. BRIEFS AG and Mrs Frank Hull of Le Lavilla were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Smith. Mrs Robert Holland Mrs Harold Whiteside William Bennett and Carl Townsend of First Wellington Bank passed a recent law exam with high marks. Arena Bette of Spencer visiting daughter Mrs C W Thornton. F O E entertainment committee sponsoring an Old Fashioned dancing party this evening in the lodge POMS. The lecture Give Jack a scheduled to have been a there on Tuesday Feb 4th has been postponed to Friday Feb T. George Hawk reports death of his brother in law J C Blackburn of Lakewood. Max Obrig of North Dakota visiting his brother Frank Obrig and family. The Win One Class of the Baptist Sunday School will hold their monthly bar and social Friday February 7 at the home of and Mrs Myron Boise. The monthly church social and Sunday school meeting at BR W Wales Pleasant Street Friday January ith.

Frank Hull le Lavilla Tom Smith Robert Holland Harold Whiteside William Bennett Carl Townsend First Wellngton Bank Arena Bette Spencer C. W. Thornton Lodge Jack George Hawk J.C. Blackburn Lakewood Max Obrig North Dakota Frank Obrig Myron Boise Onthly BR. W. Wales Pleasant Street Friennuary Ith Ellan Repre

Hebron Baptists Hold Midwinter Session at Lorain

The Hebron Association of Independent Baptist churches held a midwinter session at Lorain Tuesday afternoon with the local representative in charge of devotionals. A regular monthly business meeting occurred Wednesday evening. Rev. H O Van Gilder of Central Baptist Columbus Ohio will conduct four evangelistic meetings in November. A baptismal preparation class is forming ahead of Easter. Rev. H R Finley will speak next Sunday evening on Barabbas The Man for Whom Christ Died.

Hebron H. R. Finley Barabbas Christ

Prophetic Bible Conference Opens at City Church

Rev. Charles P Meeker superintendent of the Chicago Hebrew Mission arrives tonight to lead a Prophetic Bible Conference at First United Presbyterian Church starting tomorrow. He will address The Why of Jewish Missions at 7 45 AM and Prophecy and the Jewish Nation at 7 30 PM with sessions each week except Saturday. Special nights cover Men’s Night Mothers Aux Night Adult and Senior Bible Class Night and Women’s Missionary Society Ladies Aid Night.

Charles P. Meeker Chicago Women’s Missionacy Society Ali Nini

Konjola Proclaimed Superior Remedy in Neriousness Pain

Wieting of Neriousness reports Konjola as the first and only relief in Merleloc for persistent pain. The claim positions Konjola ahead of all other tried remedies, signaling a notable medical or therapeutic breakthrough for sufferers.

Merleloc

Konjola Miracle Cure Promises Endless Health Shakeup

Mr Levi Homan of 2464 Germantown Street Dayton credits Konjola with drastic relief after long nervous pain and fatigue. He claims six weeks of use calmed nerves, erased pain, improved appetite and sleep, and boosted work energy. The ad notes Konjola is sold at Phillin's drug store and by leading druggists in the region.

Levi Homan Germantown Street Dayton Konjola Elsrt Phillin

Friday Young People's Night at Elyria Conference

Former Moody Bible Institute director Meeker will lead afternoon meetings next Tuesday through Friday at 2:90 o clock. Rev Gen A Brown says Meeker’s visit offers Elyria and area a chance for light on a great problem and inspiration for love of the Word, devotion to prophetic scriptures, and practical Christian service. Special music accompanies each night and the conference is expected to be memorable for the congregation and community.

Meeker Moody Bible Institute Ahso Gen A. Brown Elyria Thase

Returned to Prison for Break of Parole

William Cecil, arrested here on suspicion, was returned today to Mansfield Reformatory for breaking parole.

William Cecil Mansfield Reformatory

Seventh son reported in North Rochester area

In Nort Rochester Massachusetts Elmer Wrence of this community has become the proud father of a seventh son. The report notes the family welcome and local acknowledgment of the large brood.

NORT Rochester Mass Elmer Wrence Amie

New Trial Motion In May Case Set For Saturday

A hearing on a defense request for a new trial by William May of Lorain is scheduled for tomorrow morning before Judge W Th Thompson in the common pleas court. The December manslaughter conviction connected to the death of W J Clark in Ohio is under review, with 15 to 20 witnesses expected to testify regarding possible jury misconduct by three jurors.

William May Lorain Common Pleas W. Th. Thompson Srata May W. J. Clark d.Orain

Attempted Robbery at Ringheville High School

Investigation by deputy sheriffs after a man entered Lidgey High School through a window last night. He gained entry by battering two doors into the principal’s office but nothing was taken, according to reports.

Ringheville U.S Ao Aman Lidgey High School Lis

Would-be safe cracker leaves tracks in snow at break-in

Officials learned that a man attempted to force a safe using heavy iron tools but did not open it. Snowy tracks indicated the intruder acted alone as he fled the scene.

Makes Sour Stomach Sweet Relief From Digestive Stress

A fragment discusses digestive issues and how stress affects the stomach. It mentions gas and heartburn symptoms and notes that certain behaviors may prevent or reduce indigestion. The text references dietary factors and stress management as potential aids.

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