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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1929
Page
2
In Middlebourne Ohio July 29 a horse owned by George Yoho was fatally injured after its tail was caught in a threshing machine belt near a flywheel. The horse was loaded into a truck for a vet visit, the truck overturned, and the animal had to be shot due to devastating injuries.
Wellington Mayor O B Williams attended the Mill Flying Field opening in Lorain on a Saturday with Governor Cooper and other notables. He rode in a cabin plane from Lorain to Cleveland and back to the Mill field, calling his visit a thrill of a lifetime and stating he represented the Largest Small City in Ohio.
Members of the M. E. Sunday school Homebuilders class enjoyed a picnic at Wagner's Grove yesterday. Teacher A. E. Althaus took snapshots of the group during the day and plans to show the pictures at a fall meeting on a screen so all can see their likeness. RESURFACE THEATRE WALLS Workmen began resurfacing the LoNet theatre walls today with perforated wood blocks in preparation for Taikies installation.
Ruben Knapp, aged 97, traveled from his village to attend the Golden Wedding of his son Emery Knapp, 72, of Rochester. Four generations joined the celebration as the elder Knapp heartily congratulated the couple and joined the day’s festivities.
Knapp family members aged 7 to 72 attended a Universalist church homecoming at Baker's Crossing. A Levi Miers family picnic drew guests from Brighton Elyria and Parma. Local births and social visits across Erie Street area are listed along with Sabbath services, Bible conference plans, and Farm Woman's Club meeting details.
Stockton California report cites Dr J Krock College of the Pacific theory of giant humans with discovery of a Calaveras county cavern containing remains of more than 290 skeletons where bone evidence supports the age old legend.
Baltimore explorers report cavern bones suggesting giants and a diminutive race, while the Council for the Conservation of Whales warns that whale extinction would be a scientific and economic catastrophe. The document notes peculiar skeletal traits, deep-sea diving limits, and the whale's complex anatomy.
The article ponders how whales breathe for an hour on one breath, manage oxygen, and purge carbon dioxide. It questions how their hearing, life span, and saltwater eyes function, noting possible unique enzymes and adaptations to high pressure and CO2. It suggests studying these processes could aid human medical issues.
Alma Miller nine year old in Sheartown was shot by her father Augustua Miller who mistook her for a burglar. Doctors said she will recover. The incident occurred in Cincinnati on July 29 and authorities reported no further danger.
A Kansas woman farmer recently completed a wheat harvest using three eight hour shifts. She organized the crew to cover day and night periods, maximizing efficiency and crop yield while meeting seasonal deadlines.
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