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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1931
Page
2
Mary and Martin sit by the open grate as she fears her own resolve. A jewelers case with a diamond test her heart while she agrees to a business loan to save the firm. She deceives Martin for the sake of others and awaits Foster’s reaction to the outcome.
WAKEMAN OH June 6. Weekend visitors include Elmer and Es Yla Anderson from Vr. and Mrs. Max Peabody hosts. Canton OH visitors Lyle Denman and family join F A Denman and Fred Graves. Numerous local and Cleveland guests visit relatives, attend games, and travel for events. Several residents return from Florida and Ohio trips. Decoration Day visits noted with many families visiting friends and relatives.
A Tuesday gathering at Mrs. Mable Taylor's Park Place home celebrated Mrs. C Wessel formerly of Elyria now residing here with a bridge contest that awarded her third prize. Several locals, including Miss Eleanor Peabody visiting Oberlin and Carrol Peabody in Elyria, were noted in this community update.
Eaton and Dover residents share visits on Decoration Day weekend. Social rounds include Miss Ella Reisinger and Theo- dore Carpenter's trip to Columbus, Pauline Eicher's return to Wayland with aunt Miss Bess Stanley, and multiple trips to Cleveland for church events and lectures. Outings feature trips to Akron to view the new apple variety, a funeral in South Euclid, and plans for the Fourth of July picnic and Homecoming at Davis Woods.
Agriculture Department experts unveil a beet crop rotation system to expand sugar beet farming in the Rocky Mountain region. The plan targets lands damaged by beet nematode, aiding growers in Utah and Idaho by alternating beets with nematode-unattractive crops and advocating early planting with 10 to 12 inch spacing in 20 inch rows. S. B. Nuckols, an agronomist, says the method could rid irrigated Western lands of the parasite.
El Paso Texas. Stanley Stretton trails a one vote deficit in seeking the El Paso Rotary club presidency after successive near misses by one vote to B W Lewis and Oscar Allen in previous elections.
A brief notice details a patent office item involving Stanley and a claim that she can start right away. The readable text emphasizes immediate action and a focus on a local figure named Stanley. No further context or dates are evident.
In Columbus a golfer named Jack O Jones was bound over to the Franklin County grand jury on trespassing after a dispute on a local course. He knocked a ball toward William Bird, who reportedly chased him away, leading to Jones being arrested, tried before a justice, and held on a 350 bond awaiting grand jury action.
A writer’s attempt to obtain a transcript of Porter’s banking law trial drew offers from magazine writers totaling hundreds of dollars. The dispute centers on compensation for access to the courtroom record.
In Salem Oregon a census finds Oregon's population totaling 1 0 58 786 with 499672 males and 454114 females resulting in about 110 men for every 100 women. The figures highlight gender disparity across the state.
Austin court reporter Charles Pickle says a stenographer should never destroy notes after a case ends, warning that abandonment of trial records could erase critical eyewitness details from Sidney’s trial and jeopardize future reviews.
Cecil B. de Mille, renowned movie director, will receive the honorary Doctor of Letters at the Pennsylvania Military College annual commencement on June 9 in Chester. Additional honors will be announced for others to be enshrined.
Owen J. Roberts associate justice of the Supreme Court Henry L. Stimson Secretary of State and General Hanson Edward Ely commander of the second corps area are listed as prominent figures in the article.
New Orleans reports that butter substitutes in restaurants boarding houses and hotels must be openly labeled as imitation. Dr. O'Hara, head of the State Board of Health, declares the substitution law will be vigorously enforced and placards announcing such use will be displayed.
A brief item notes that emblems must be placed in all entebe memorials, outlining a guideline for placement. The column emphasizes uniformity across notices and mentions a standard format for rendering these emblems within obituary cards.
Medford Oregon police arrest BR Bamberger, a Californian officer, after an alleged overly spirited vacation encounter leading to brief detention in the city jail. Details unclear from fragmentary OCR. The incident centers on a visiting officer involved in a disorderly conduct event.
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