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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1929
Page
9
Deputy state mine inspectors labored to pierce gas as they sought to recover George Griffith from his 180 foot shaft near Summit after a fatal blast. Canaries failed to reach the bottom, the tipple caught fire, and Barnesville firefighters battled the blaze. Three other men trapped were later accounted for.
Doctors warn women at forty who are inclined to be fleshy to watch for gallbladder liver and stomach issues. If you have pains in the side liver stomach or back that is nature's warning. Try FRUITOLA a single dose often gives relief. For over twenty years FRUITOLA has been used by thousands praised for quick action. Sold and guaranteed by W. Phillips and other leading druggists.
Fox Movietone release Speakeasy brings Edward Knoblock and George Rosner drama to the Rivoli. The all talking production offers voices and natural sounds from the scene, with a narrative packed with action, punch, comedy, and thrilling highlights for up to date entertainment.
William Haines stars in Alias Jimmy Valentine at the Capitol with talking sequences. The wisecracking yet humane crook confounds police across cities, aided by director Jack Conway in a fast moving tale adapted for the screen. Leila Hyams and Howard Hickman deliver strong supporting roles.
Your Own Stock Company presents The Bridal Whirl a fast moving comedy with Charlie Browne as Bill Fuller arrested on his wedding day for gambling. Matinee Saturday offers souvenir balloons for all children. Starting Sunday the troupe performs Lilac Time a romance of France by Jane Cowls.
Mrs L B Normande and daughter Betty join Mrs R A Kuhimar and son Junior in Elvira. Howard, Jimmy and Marguerite Waldron of Berlin Heights visit Mrs Mary Bogart. George Dickel’s health remains stable. Numerous families from Oberlin Elyria and Amhurst areas visit relatives and shop around. A storm toppled a large elm near town as residents share Sunday activities and travel to nearby towns including Lorain Pitsfield Milan and Cleveland.
Elsie Mickel Mae Church visited Huron Sunday afternoon. Mrs Marion Bates and Mildred shopped Norwalk Saturday. Rev W M Hinsley Berlin Heights called Wednesday. A W Moulder family returned to Providence RI after a month away. Stoller hosted a fish fry with Belden Dickenson McHale Brownell Grenzebach present. Harold Ives Oberlin visited uncle Adam Horn. Griffen entertained Sunday dinner guests Altmiller and sons. Laraway spent Monday in Pittsfield. Fowl and Miriam with Barbara Eschtruth motor trip visiting Devon ter Whitmar Lake Allenton Ann Arbor for a week. Dablhofer of Huron visited Rev Holzworth Sunday. Carl Friday Cleveland visited with Abs Frank Baus. Bringman returned home Vermilion after visit with Date family. Donkey and Corrill of Lakewood with Delefield family Sunday. J Smith Elyria visited Hanlon. Pete Delefield Carl Delefield Griswold Road spent Sunday with Delefield family. Gilbert Hahn Lorain visited Monday. Holzworth Cleveland visitor Tuesday. Carl Berg Oberlin Road called on Stang family Sunday.
July 10 report lists multiple Amherst residents and families visiting or hosting events. Activities include Missionary Society attendance at Brownhelm, visits among Delefield and Stang families, and relatives from Cleveland, Elyria, Lorain, and Townline road. Several social calls and travel to Cleveland and Elyria mark a busy week with July Fourth observances and church orchestra practice noted.
In Cleveland Ohio this morning a car skidded on slippery pavement and wrecked into a tree. Walter J. Reed aged 23 and Edward Thuran aged 31 were killed. Deputy Marshal Thomas Leigh aged 24 of Beachwood village was seriously injured and may not recover. No witnesses were found but policeman noted tire marks on the road as evidence of the crash.
The Lewis building adjoining the Lewis Mercantile Co. has a new contract. General work goes to T. J. Hume, plumbing and heating to J. A. Lucas Company, electrical to Elyria Superior Electric Company. R. Silsbee is the architect with A. C. Smith as associate.
The Hidatu Indians of North America did not cut living trees for large timber. When large pieces were needed they sourced wood from trees that had already fallen, avoiding harm to standing timber.
A brief reader note shows Cities Service Co located at 203 Ely Building with a contact phone number 2336 for inquiries and service details.
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