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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
6
Detroit mother Mrs. Elizabeth Cahill reports her son James Harold Cahill, 23, 5 feet 9 inches, 180 pounds, blue eyes and curly hair, last heard from at 209 Broad Street. Letters to that address have been returned for years. She is ill and begs police help to locate him.
Mr and Mrs J C Sturtevant hosted Olive and Lucile Sturtevant and grandson Warren Sturtevant of Elyria at their Henrietta home Sunday evening, with Mr and Mrs F C Becker and family receiving. Also present were Mr and Mrs Melvin Unger and others.
A wartime style ad urges readers to tackle constipation by eating Kellogg's All-Bran cereal daily. It claims the bran cleanses the intestinal system, provides iron, and improves general health, offering recipes and serving tips while praising its taste. It notes availability nationwide through grocers and hotels.
Numerous residents from Elyria and nearby towns are documented in daily social notes. Activities include visits among the Unger, Latteman, Snyder, Portman, and Bauman families, church events, commencements, and a large church wedding. The column records travel to Columbus and Lorain, observances of Children’s Day, and local shopping and dining outings.
Spencer Mr and Mrs Paul Woods of Shreve were supper guests of his mother Mrs Clara Woods Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Walter Boone and daughter Helen and Mr and Mrs Fred Nicholas were Sunday visitors at the Arson Howe home near Homerville. Mrs Bertha Browand and daughter Santa Harvey Browand and her sister Mrs Malancha Naylor attended the funeral of their cousin near Wooster on Friday. Mrs Jennie Dague has been staying a few days with her son Clarence Dague and family. Mr and Mrs Karl Wendrick and daughter Geraldine were Sunday dinner guests of her brother Leonard Bridges and family.
Denver detectives face an outbreak dubbed needleitis after Detective Jack Wilson, examining pawned articles, sat on a clothes bundle and was pierced by a needle. Police surgeons noted the injury, while Detective Charles Henderson investigated further.
Mrs Vincent hosts the Number Two Division of the Methodist Ladies Aid at her home. A business meeting preceded an afternoon of quilting. Several members and guests from nearby towns joined the gathering for a light lunch of sandwiches cookies pineapple tea and coffee.
Amy Bradstock and Maxine Hopkins completed their studies at Kent State college. Mr and Mrs McEndree of Wellington were Sunday afternoon visitors at W A D Welsh's home. Mr and Mrs Howard Penfield of Hannibal Missouri have
A man laughed at Wilson then warned him to sit carefully. The next day Henderson suffered injuries after stepping on a needle at home. Police surgeons treated both victims, highlighting a possible needle hazard in the area.
A circular from the Ministry of Education orders all Chinese school uniforms to be made from native cloth to support home industry.
The dried and pulverized pig stomach is reported to be an effective treatment for pernicious anemia. The French Academy of Medicine has studied the remedy and deems it as good as feeding raw liver to anemic patients, but far easier to take.
A massive 67-ton rudder for the Canadian liner Empress rode in Britain on the world’s largest motor truck. Over five days it crossed from Darlington England to a Clyde shipyard in Scotland, negotiating narrow streets and bridges with inches to spare. Six men in relays powered the haul at seven miles an hour through Glasgow, moving telegraph poles when needed.
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