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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1929
Page
10
City Engineer Jack Powell noted no recorded dedication of Poplar Street from Pasadena Avenue to Gulf Road, warning it may become a dead end unless dedicated. Councilman C C Stolzenburg urged turning it into a main cross-town artery despite a trunk sewer line running through it.
STOCKHOLM July 10 Males as maids of all work is the latest category in Swedish employment. The Stockholm Employment Bureau places young boys as house workers due to few girls available. The program started with a male assistant cook in a boarding house who became chief cook at a summer hotel. Housewives report satisfaction, with one maid calling her man of all work a find. The scheme helps youths facing scarce jobs as domestic service expands.
Radio schedules for Cleveland stations in Eastern Standard Time on Wednesday July 10 feature WTAM WHEA WEAF and other networks listing programs from 3 p m to midnight including baseball scores Hale and Hearty Oxiton Chuckler and various concert hours. Major acts include Spitalny's Hotel Stater Orchestra Mobiloil Orchestra Palmolive hour and mystery segments with a broad mix of music readings and interludes. Placements include WJ, WWJ, WGY, KDKA, and local Akron and Columbus stations with times and program names from early afternoon to late night.
A dense listing of radio programs and station slots unfolds from Detroit to Youngstown. Notable items include MusaIe art appreciation at 8 00 p m, vocal recital at 8 30 p m, Uncle Neal and Eastwood Ball Room Orchestra later, plus University of Kentucky and General Electric program blocks. Details show multiple stations like WWJ KDKA WGY WHAS and more with times, programs, and hotel or venue associations.
Victor Herrick, 15, son of Mr and Mrs J B Herrick of Penfield, was struck on the head when a bat slipped during an indoor baseball game between Penfield and the Boy Scouts. He received five scalp clamps at Falls Emergency Hospital.
At yesterday's meeting of the American Legion and Auxiliary plans were laid for a Legion family picnic at the Wellington Fairgrounds. A noon picnic dinner will be served and members will bring well filled baskets. In the afternoon the Legion indoor baseball team will play nonteam Legionnaires.
Lloyd Schaffer of Standard Gas Co. reports two deaf-mutes rose to fill a Ford sedan’s tank around six o’clock yesterday morning while they entered the station on East Main street. A purse containing $32 of his money and $20 of company funds disappeared minutes later. Deputy Sheriff Wilbur Beaver pursued the suspects but found no trace.
The Jones Motor Co fell to Foundry 6 to 3 in indoor baseball. Penfield Grocers beat Boy Scouts 13 to 1. Locals Mrs. G. E. Fitzpatrick and daughter Geraldine returned from Ashland with Master Donald Davidson visiting for the week. F O E to meet and initiateThursday. lunch served. Baptist Sunday school holds monthly social Friday at Floyd Scoville’s, church at 7:30. Wheaton College quartet praised last Friday. invited to return. Revs Edward Meyers and Immanuel Fenstermacher to fill Baptist pulpit during August pastor’s vacation. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Magdalene Gepdford’s. Miss Isabelle Ferguson sang at Baptist church. will return Friday after vacation with Rev and Mrs Fin Tey. Miss Dolly Hysel of Massillon spent Sunday with her mother Mrs D. A. Hyrsel and sister Mrs George Benford. Mrs Laura Barber, Robert Barber and Miss Erma Buffington dined with B. W. Hales. Baptist Sunday school picnic planned for this month. Miss Josephine Conkle of Elyria visited west of town. Baptist church evangelistic meetings planned for November with ministers to be secured.
The plan was successfully carried out three years ago and will be repeated. Prominent men from other denominations will be invited to preach. Mrs. George Whitehead recently lost her voice and has not spoken aloud for about three weeks.
Lewis A. Yancey and Roger Q. Williams, flying the Path finder, landed near Santander Spain after 3410 miles from Old Orchard. Strong headwinds caused heavy fuel use and a planned Rome leg was abandoned. Both fliers were in good shape. Williams suffered stomach troubles, while Yancey described relief at crossing the Atlantic.
Rev J A Quall of Stamford England invited the church’s young people to consider the church as a courting place encouraging social mingling within the congregation and a focus on wholesome interactions.
Amherst residents attended a Concordia Club meeting at St. Pauls parish then visited Vermilion on the Lake for a beach party hosted by Miss Ruby Kreeger and Henry Amanheusser featuring swimming dancing and a marshmallow roast. The group included Helen Bechstein Katherine Grugel Florence Wolczikowski Amelia Koepp and others.
A cat named Major, left by its mistress with a £25,000 endowment three years ago, was killed when struck by a car in Hull England. The incident prompts local notice of the unusual bequest and the cat’s untimely death.
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