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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1938
Page
10
United States Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy sailed from Southampton aboard the Queen Mary, ostensibly to attend his son's Harvard graduation, but also to report to President Roosevelt on impressions from three and a half months of service in London.
A youth tentatively identified as 16 year old Carl Sargent of St. Albans West Virginia was killed by a Big Four passenger train in Columbus Ohio. Police believe he was attempting to hop a freight when struck. Identification came from a grocery slip found in his pocket. The body was carried two blocks.
Six year old Jerry Bates of Cumberland Ohio was brought to a hospital in Zanesville after a copperhead bite on his grandfather’s farm. He was listed in serious condition today.
Berlin authorities announce the execution of Georg Schwitzer and his wife Anna for high treason and espionage. No details were provided about the case or trial, and the report offers no further information.
Frank Kronik of the Jackson Hotel was fined 1 dollar plus costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro in police court this morning on an intoxication charge.
A Regina woman near Gladmar could not reach a neighbor by phone. She attached a note in a bag to a cow’s horn, sent the cow home, and the message arrived safely.
A United Party Congress in Windhoek protests a projected visit by 2,000 Germans on a cruise. The action highlights tensions over foreign tourism and regional diplomacy in South-West Africa during the period.
A illustrated collection shows gifts to suit diverse tastes. A stylish cocktail shaker appeals to Dad and his friends, offering practical use and shared enjoyment, while the assortment highlights broad options to satisfy preferences.
A smart shirt with tie and matching handkerchief pairs with lightweight Vneck pullovers for country or town wear. Box cigars, quality golf bag and irons, or a compact camera suit gifts. A zipper case plus small glassware fits travel needs. A satin trimmed silk dressing gown with shawl collar offers summer wear options.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spaulding visited Oberlin Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Pfaff of Elyria and Mr. and Mrs. Will Farrar of Oberlin were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Strock. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Latteman and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Sly of Elyria were in Birmingham Monday. Mrs. Dave Pierce spent Sunday with her father Jake Suter. The Koppenhafer and Warren families from Lo were noted residents in the area.
Ace High the porcupine treks to the porch when Jake DeMann calls him and joins in dog play. The unlikely pair are friendly, even sharing sleep, but Ace High remains the unpetted porcupine in the home.
A feature highlights two cuff links in a novel design for French fold cuffs. It suggests a collar pin as a Father’s Day gift and notes monogrammed three initial tie clips as tasteful. Also mentions slim tie anchors for summer wear and curved wrist watch cases. Germany runs a "Prettier Girls" campaign.
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