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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1929

Page

8

Vivian Johns Meets Painter in Paris Honeymoon

Vivian Johns on her Paris honeymoon draws the attention of artist Mann Barkow after a chance note. She contemplates posing for him and contends with flirting danger as Celeste, her French maid, pushes her toward romance and social spectacle. Barkow's bold overtures reveal a plan to paint her and possibly pursue her amid a marriage strain.

Vivien Matthews Bender Kan Kentworth Hillman Johns Aurelia Davie’ Jansen Vivian Paris New York Celeste Mann Barkow Wow Barkow Madame Long Island Kent Yadame Barkew Herusband Frank Kansas Middle West Visian Madame Pavlova Tilly

Heaths and friends gather for Oberlin weekend events

Mr and Mrs R E Heath host Hazel Heath and Augusta Shoff of Carlisle for Cascade park outing. Oberlin and Elyria residents attend dinner for 14th wedding anniversary and thence host and visit relatives across local towns. Several families attend graduation, cousin visits, and house party celebrations with dances, meals, and casual calls.

New Oberlin R. E. Heath Hazel Augusta Shoff Carlisle Cascade Park Nick Smith John Webber Berry Kipton Carlton Smith Elyria Marsh Anderson Oberlin G. KR. Dion Amherst Aifternoon Clarksfield Ejiz. Sangers C. Dustin N. Webber Elsha McPherson Ford Norwalk Michael Smith Earl Peabody Lottie Sandtock North Russia F. J. Schmitz G. H. Dion C. Justin

Community notes from LaGrange and nearby areas

LaGrange residents and visitors filled a busy week with family gatherings, circus trips, hospital updates, and school staffing news. Local families hosted relatives from Elyria and Lansing, while Frank McRoberts recovers at home and Burt Foster faces clinic care. Athletics, church events, and civic meetings punctuated a town busy with travel, renovations, and community clubs.

Leland Heath Paul Sage Margene George Foster Akron Russell Heath Circus Hand Dean Frye Myron Gott Penfield Herman Gott Gott EB. L. Adams Ned L. Gott Mildred Beard Columbus Vernon Rundle Reid Biggs Earl Williams Evanston Seattle Wash Paul Warner Orlando Florida

Birthday Party and Local Social Notes Roundup

Donald Webber marks his 12th birthday with 12 friends at home on June 7 as ice cream and cake were served. A series of neighborhood visits and grange gathering attendance highlight a period of social activity including Emerich, Sump, Heath, and Reisinger families, with mentions of travel from Elyria and Cleveland and a pre-nuptial shower for Bernadine Will and Eugene Strohmier. The M. E. church Ladies Foreign Missionary society held an all-day meeting with a dinner.

Arthur Jones LaGrange Jesse Stimson Frank Wolcott Worthington C. E. Webb Claire Durkee Ashland Rowan Kelner W. H. Knowles Mary Stimson Akron Mason Powers Will Hastings Castalia A. A. Leiby Michigan G. G. Leiby Dorothy Wolcott Baldwin- Wallace College Bar Deane M. E. Parsonage Asling Berea James Siward Grant Leiby Earl Brphers Cleveland Alaska Mich W.C T. U Helen Kelner C. B. Rawson C. A. Rawson P. E. Saze Wellington M. FE Seward H. S. Gott June Buswell Edward Haines Lakewood County Commissioners’ Office Donald Webber Geo. Emerich A. E. Sump Merle Elyria M. Smith Grange Oberlin P. L. Heath Ralph Hazel F. J. Schmitz J. Emerich Bernadine Will Eugene Strohmier Toledo Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church Ray Doane

Tokyo Cops Censor Morals While Burglars Go Free

Tokyo police, focused on morals, regulate dance halls cafes cinemas and political groups, leaving little time to pursue burglars. Officials weigh whether homeowners may legally resist intruders as theft remains rampant and suspects evade punishment.

Tokyo

Long taxi ride ends with return home in Memphis

Mrs. E. H. Cramer, wife of a river dredge hand, vanished from her river houseboat home in Memphis and took $2000 in savings. Two days later in St. Louis she asked for a return home and gave a Memphis address 350 miles away, ending with her bid to reach home.

Memphis Tenn E. H. Cramer St. Louis

Day she arrived home in the taxi minus the family savings

A brief line notes a woman returning home by taxi and losing the family savings, signaling a potential financial setback or theft context. No further details given in the fragment.

Sheriff Byrnes faces suit after barn fire destroys seized cars

In Ukiah California Sheriff Byrnes kept rum-runner vehicles in his barn to save county funds. The barn and cars burned, leaving Byrnes facing a $1300 lawsuit from Bruno Castaldi who argued for the return of his car or its cash value. Castaldi had been arrested as a runner, paid a fine by pleading possession, then sued for the car’s return.

Ukiah Cal Ralph R. Byrnes Byrnes Bruno L. Castaldi Castaldi

Old England law punishes gang robbers by hanging

In historical England, the oldest member of a gang of robbers captured faced execution by hanging under the law. The item notes harsh penalties and the social context of punishment for criminal gangs.

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