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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1928
Page
10
A fragmented diary style narrative mixes family letters and longings for Broadway with a mother’s plea to daughter Janet. The voice shifts from a French mother to mountain kin and a fiancée named Pete. Interspersed are social notes: visits, dinners, and park outings from Lorain to Norwalk, Elyria, and Vermilion, painting a picture of rural life and small-town connections.
Edith Morris F D 3 and family relative details shown. Services conducted at a local church with brief references to relatives visiting and attending. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. John Warner, and others from Lorain Wakeman Elyria and Cleveland regions.
Spent Wednesday in Marbethead Ohio with Mrs M McMillan hosting her brother Julius Gebron from Coke Hill Pennsylvania who returned home Thursday. W E Milter and two grandsons of Mt Gilead Ohio visited John and Mrs Gees. Mary Gernich and daughters Alice and Laura of Etrica spent Wednesday with Ada and Mrs William Gerrich. The Pickett reunion at Cascade Park drew Mr and Mrs G Pickett and sons. George Gens, ill at Mead hospital, is improving but will remain hospitalized. Mr and Mrs H Stoughter visited Mrs Harvey Stoughter on East Erie Avenue. weathering efforts noted.
Poultry specialists at Ohio State University argue a full grower ration remains profitable this season. E L Daken notes a strong trend among farmers to cut poultry diets now, but experts emphasize the value of proper feed gains for growth and profit.
A reprinted bulletin from Prof. A K Winter advises delaying eye production to avoid high FS prices. It recommends feeding pullets regular grower mash through spring then starting egg production in fall, supplementing mash with corn or available grain. The bulletin is distributed via county agents and the Extension Service of the Ging State University.
The Royal Aero Club honors pioneer A V Roe once banished from London for his pioneering aircraft work. The club has decided to provide a loan to Roe, the noted aircraft manufacturer and aviation innovator, acknowledging his contributions to early flight.
The Treasury invites exchange of Third Liberty Loan Bonds for a new 3 1/2 percent 22 to 15 year issue bearing interest from July 16, 1928. Interest on surrendered bonds ends September 15, 1925. Bonds mature September 15, 1928. Consult banks for details. A. W. Mellon confirms issuance in July 1928.
The piece recalls Roe as the first Englishman to fly and notes his 1947 Brooklands flight in a biplane with a 7 horsepower motorcycle engine. Authorities briefly banished him from Brooklands after the feat, then he resumed flying, founded early aviation schools, and helped establish A. Y. Roy and Company as a leading aircraft teaching concern with notable early engines.
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