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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1929
Page
3
Mayor James A. Hewitt received an invitation to represent Elyria at Lorain Airport Day at Port Milla on July 27 and said he will accept the invitation.
A brief radio feature rundown lists Hank Simmons Showboat on WOR and CBS at 7 EST, The Troubadours on WEAF NBC at 8 EST, Palmolive Hour on WEAF NBC at 3:30 EST, The Voyagers on WJZ NBC at 9 EST, and Gilbert and Sullivan's Yeoman of the Guard on WEAF NBC at 3:30 EST.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Eberly and daughter Alice from Columbus visited Mrs. Eld Lehman in Wellington Saturday evening. They along with Mr. and Mrs. Lehman attended the 80th birthday of their cousin Mrs. Sara Kiefer of Medina on Sunday.
Mrs Keith Andrews entertained the Entre Nous club at her home with a progressive bridge session. High scores were earned by Mrs Burt Curtice and Mrs D F White. Guests included Mrs White, Mrs Webber Bevier of this place, and Mrs William Kaiser of Cleveland. Refreshments were served at midnight.
Born to Mr and Mrs Rudolph Polley in Santa Barbara California a daughter weighing 8 pounds 10 ounces born July 17 Mrs Olley formerly Miss Francis Holcomb of this place
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Crawford entertained a group of friends at their home on Forest Street. Those who were present were Mr. E. Stearns of Elyria, Miss Helen Rennick of Lorain, Mr. and Mrs. George Alconbrack, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dalietz and Bir. John Stobie all of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cacey and Jack Radcliffe of this place.
A brief note lists 5S A Williams as state commander with accompaniment by the fife and drum corps. The fragment preserves named individual and organizational roles, indicating a ceremonial or parade context within a state chapter.
Dr Albert F Snell will hold a one day consultation in Elyria Ohio at the Elyria Hotel on Thursday July 25. The session offers his revitalizing and rejuvenative treatment for patients seeking personal care.
Mrs Williams joined the Fife and Drum corps of Ashland in Columbus yesterday as guests of Mr and Mrs H J Wiltrout of Polk Ohio. Mrs Wiltrout serves as president of the organization.
State Commander 8 A Williams and wife attended a reception for the president of the Sons of Veterans auxiliary at Mt Vernon Ohio this afternoon. Mr and Mrs H B Stevick accompanied them.
The wedding of Miss Esther Shelton formerly a Wellington teacher and Mr. Eugene Babcock Rochester farmer occurred in Wakeman last Saturday. They left for a trip through Canada New York and New York City and will live in the Babcock home in Rochester.
Miss Jean Warner and Miss Lois Warner of Cleveland spend two weeks with aunt Mrs. Lois Cowles. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. McLain of Dayton visit Mrs. McLain's parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daugherty with two children. Harry Bennett and son William depart for Atlantic City and eastern points by train. Janet Clisby returns home after visiting the Walthour family camping at Madison-on-the-Lake. Phylis Hughes to graduate from Kent Normal school Friday. S. R. Barber and daughter Pauline Hill attend family reunion at Ruggles Beach. Rose Gardner accepts a position in Lorain. Marion Suths visits Pittsburg and eastern points with associate teacher Gladys Young.
Lorain County Four H clubs prepare for a busy week at Camp Iss see kes with about 50 members and advisers expected. The daily schedule starts with rising at 6 15 a m and flag raising at 6 50 a m Breakfast at 7 a m followed by policing at 7 30 a m Inspection at 8 15 a m vesper and campfire conferences at 8 30 a m Recreation handicraft woodcraft and nature study run from 9 a m to 11 a m group sessions at 11 a m Dinner at 12 noon and rest periods planned thereafter
The note lists activities for the camp with times including an afternoon games session at 2 p m an appreciation hour at 3 p m swimming at 4 p m supper at 6 p m vespers at 7 p m and a campfire at 8 p m. Campers arrive Monday 4 5 p m and stay until Saturday morning the next week.
Roger Q Williams and Capt Lewis A Yancey plan a staged Atlantic crossing in a Savoia Marchetti flying boat while the Commerce Department expands airway beacons and updates airworthiness rules. The move aims to boost commercial aviation confidence and night navigation safety as 40 000 student pilots are projected to join by year end.
A manufacturing group reports over 300 weekly applications from men seeking aviation careers and 400 schools offer flying courses. A nine member pilot committee, appointed by the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce, will study flying school problems in Cleveland on August 29 to select a chairman and outline work. The prior committee drafted a code for rating schools now used by the Commerce Department. The department plans to announce the first 25 rated flying schools soon.
Charles L. Lawrence announces the 1950 National Aircraft Show of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce will be held in St Louis next February. The announcement mentions international aeronautics talks in Warsaw and Boeing Stout Airplane Co cooperation plans for a coast to coast all air line starting next fall with 18 passenger tri motor planes.
The aviation country club joins a growing aeronautics movement as cities plan landing field sites and member plane fleets. Long Island opened the first club last month under the National Board of Governors of Aviation Country Clubs, with Greenwich nearby to launch a Westchester club and more locales including Newport, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Los Angeles considering establishments. The national body envisions over a hundred clubs as the movement expands from England and Australia to the United States.
The piece discusses English, Canadian, and Australian flying clubs funded by governments and backed by military and finance leaders, including Lindbergh. It notes subsidies, hours grants for solo flighters, and reciprocal benefits across clubs, with Long Island’s club hiring two wartime fliers as teachers and owning four planes.
A specially equipped office plane, with desk, dictaphone, filing gear, lights, bookshelves, and lighter, is being built by Mahoney Ryan Aircraft Company for executives to work aloft. NBC will broadcast radio talks titled Roads of the Sky featuring government officials and aviators on America’s aeronautics progress.
Miss Amelia Earhart, famed transatlantic flyer of the plane Friendship, has been appointed assistant to the general traffic manager of Transcontinental Air Transport, signaling a notable expansion of her aviation leadership role.
Endocrinology, the science of glands governing many physical and sexual traits, is rapidly placed on a sound scientific basis says Dr. Ralph A Reynolds, California Russia specialist, in discussion with a United Press representative. He notes the Soviet Union, long considered backward, is making essential contributions to this new field of medicine.
Dr. Reynolds reports plans to study at the Sukhum experimental station in the Caucasus, praising Soviet Russia’s expansive ape and monkey program for endocrinology research. He notes the growing global interest in glands and body growth, the transfer of gland work to animal models, and Russia’s advances in thyroid and adrenal extracts, with potential treatment for Addison’s Disease.
In Oil Creek Pennsylvania Col. EB Drake started the first well in the United States in 1858, marking the birth of the American oil industry and a pivotal moment in energy history.
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