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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1931

Page

7

Magnetized Cane Illusion Told As Night Trick

A described stage illusion uses a two foot black silk thread tied to bent pins hooked behind the performer’s knees. The cane appears to move by magnetic motion as the thread pulls taut, while the magician’s hand and leg movements create a mystifying effect.

Oberlin Bride Emma Wohleber Weds Urban Kinsel

Sacred Heart Church Oberlin witnessed the June 2 wedding of Emma Wohleber eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Wohleber New Oberlin to Urban Kinsel Avon. The ceremony featured pink white flowers lighted tapers and music by local singers. The couple left for an Eastern trip and will reside in Avon. Guests came from Columbus Cleveland Elyria Lorain Oberlin Avon Ridgeville French Creek LaGrange. Also covered Farm Bureau meeting at Edward Schramm home with talks on cooperative marketing abortion eradication in cattle and a planned Wooster Experiment Station trip. A dry ice frostbite incident was noted.

Oberlin Sacred Heart Church Emma Wohleber Matthias Wohleber New Oberlin Urban Kinsel Avon Frank Mackert Lorain Lohengrin Amelia Schmitz Arnold Kinsel Fr. Burke Arthur Dion Columbus Cleveland Eriia Ridgeville French Creek LaGrange W. G. Caskey Glenn Hobbs M. L. Hurst E. D. Schramm Chester Nash R. E. Heath Simeon Nash Arthur Saxton Richard Sandrock Burnside Wellington Horton Alger Wooster F. W. Clark

Bond Bread bakers demand home-like flavor

A group of 43,000 home bakers criticized Bond Bread for prioritizing size over flavor. They urged bakers to focus on real substance and a home-like taste in every loaf rather than letting rising inflate the loaf.

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