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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1929
Page
5
A 15 year old asks about a persistent itchy rash triggered by sun and warmth. Dr Peters notes possible sun sensitization and dietary links, suggests buckwheat avoidance, creams to filter UV plus sun exposure guidance, and cod liver oil for vitamin D and growth. Tomorrow: Answers to Mothers.
Cleveland area radio listings for Friday July 12 show WTAM WEAR and WHO network schedules with baseball scores, concerts, talk programs, and orchestras. Stations across Ohio including WHK WJ, WIR, WGY, and KDKA list hourly programs, weather, and recitals with multiple hotel and club orchestras.
July 12 notice lists Sunday services at South Ridge Church with worship at 11 a.m. Rev. C Holzworth is pastor. A joint Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society meeting featured Mrs C Holzworth, with annual officer elections. Ladies Aid officers named Elizabeth Fowle president, Mary Eppier vice, Lewis Spiegelbers treasurer. Missionary Society officers: C Holzworth president, Margaret Rans vice, Theodore Grills secretary, New- treasurer.
Mineral Wells Texas May 1927 a farmer was struck and killed by a train near here. His son born after the death now 21 will sue for 25 000 against the railway company. Co C Robey attorney gathering data for suit filed in Parker county.
Max Slutzker invites friends to the Temple Barber Shop in the Masonic Temple Building offering a vacation special with boys hair cuts at 25 cents and 50 cents on Saturdays, four chairs, and no waiting.
Attorney Robey argues the train was overloaded when the crash occurred and seeks 25000 for his client. He notes a prior settlement gave 3700 to the widow and 50 to every child, which he claims should be voided before further action.
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