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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1930

Page

5

Two Men Slain at Ravenna in Murderous Night

At Ravenna Ohio on June 17 three men were shot in a restaurant and two were killed while a third, Donato, later killed himself. Deangel Deelulis and Donato died. Deamico was wounded and dying as police investigated motive.

Ravenna Benjamin Deangel Frank Deelulis Joseph Donato Ralph Deamico Deangel Deelulis Deamico Donato Leo Damicone Damicone

Garages Upset By Tornado At Maple Heights

A tornado struck Maple Heights Village near Cleveland causing extensive damage to garages and roofs and uprooting trees. Two young girls, Esther Portman aged 6 and Florence Matereck aged 7, were saved when Anton Kozler moved them from a milk wagon that was lifted 30 feet into the air. Damage is estimated in the thousands along Raymond Avenue.

Cleveland Maple Heights Village Anton Kozler Esther Portman Florence Matereck Kozler Raymond Avenue

Severe wind and electrical storm hits Alliance area

Telephone and electric wires were torn down but repaired by workmen before nightfall. Other villages in the vicinity were not affected. Weatherman G Harold Noyes said reports indicated the storm resembled a severe thunder squall rather than a tornado. Considerable damage was caused by the wind and electrical storm at Alliance.

Viciniy G. Harold Noyes Alliance

Red Cross ramps up reliefs across nine states

Washington June 17 The Red Cross fights floods in northwestern Louisiana rationing 16 000 to 20 000 refugees and distributing seed for crops while directing relief in nine midwest states hit by tornadoes. The disaster toll includes 124 dead 650 injured 588 homes destroyed 1 021 damaged affecting 2 762 families. Sixty two workers were sent and £47 000 contributed to local relief funds.

Washington D. C Red River Louisiana Red Cross Midwest Kansas Missour Nebraska Iowa Oklahoma Arkansas Texas Minnesota Wisconsin The National Treasury

Amherst Observes Illumination Night at Oberlin College

Amherst residents attended Illumination Night at Oberlin College including Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Holzhauer, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ludwig, and many others listed by name. The group includes numerous couples and several single attendees such as Mary Hanchette and Valerie Eppley, among others.

Amherst J. N. Holzhauer William Baird Clair Stiward Don Rockwood George Becker H. W. Powers Harold Moore Arthur Engle Walter Jaeger Mary Hanchette Anna Brown Viale Beimhard A. J. Rice Agnes Harkass Billy William Ellerington Valerie Eppley Alice Becker Myrtle Franklin Helen Roemer Hulda Edith Berger Margaret Berger Helen Berger

Masters Family Attends Oberlin Commencement and Wedding

Mr and Mrs C O Masters and family joined Oberlin college graduation events as their daughter Miss Margaret Masters wed Robert Conner at the First Congregational church Oberlin. Alma Masters served as ring bearer. The couple will reside in Fremont after a two week eastern motor trip.

C. O. Masters Ava Alma Baetelle Oberlin Oberlin College Margaret Masters Robert Conners Miss Masters H. H. Masters Robert Conner G. Conner Fremont First Congregational Church Alma Masters Conner

Pre-nuptial Shower For Loretta Barden Bride-Elect

Miss Ruth Grugel hosted a kitchen shower honoring Loretta Barden of Lorain, bride-elect of Henry Winton of Sheffield. Guests from Lorain, Elyria, Ashland, Toledo, and Cleveland enjoyed music, bridge, and a rose and green luncheon with vocal and instrumental entertainment.

Ruth Grugel Cornell Avenue Loretta Barden Lorain Henry Winton Sheffield Frank Pauly John Marta R. M. Kinsman Bobbie Helen Cleveland Donna Mae Bevan Toledo Park Barden James and Floyd Ashland John Marto Lula Mae Elyria Mildred Barnes Andrew Paultron Marie Barden Ray Diedrick Marto

Charming hostess honors St Joseph graduates at dinner

Mrs. Henry Bodmann of Lincoln Street hosted six o clock dinner Sunday for the fifth grade graduates of St. Joseph parochial school. Flowers filled the house and games followed. Attending were Adelbert Young Hugh McGarver Henry McGarver John Brown Gerard Asenbach Richard Ward Francis Menz and Joe Krutch.

Henry Bodmann Lincoln Street St. Joseph's Parochial School Adelbert Young Hugh and Henry McGarver John Brown Gerard Asenbach Richard Ward Francis ‘“Menz Joe Krutch

Restaurant employee struck by car on Leavitt road

James Abraham of the Mischka restaurant was hit by an auto driven by George Bailey on Leavitt road Monday afternoon. He sustained head lacerations, cuts, and a hip injury, and was taken to the hospital for treatment.

James Abraham George Bailey Leavitt Road James

Social Roundup of Local Residents and Church Events

Mr and Mrs F O Fleming entertained at six oclock dinner Sunday evening with guests Mr and Mrs S Mason and son George Mrs P Garfield Mr and Mrs Harold Wright and Walter Mueller all of Cleveland The St Pauls Lutheran church Men s club will hold an outing at Wm Streicher s home this evening Those wishing to go meet at the church at 7 15 PM sharp Miss Jona Kaser Mrs Henry Smith and Mrs Ethel Eppley have left for Kent Ohio to join a six week summer course The Methodist Church canvass for the year s budget will be held Sunday afternoon June 29 Miss Helen Heck enrolled at Elyria Business College for office training and will pursue a secretarial course The Coburns left for Fort Wayne where Mrs Coburn will attend the Postmasters convention The Congregational church Ladies society will meet in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon with Mrs W I Bubard and Mrs Don Rockwood as hostesses The Women s Benefit Association June meeting will be at the F O E hall Friday evening with good attendance urged.

St. Paul's Lutheran Church Wm. Streicher Jona Kaser Henry Smith Ethel Eppley Kent Methodist Church Helen Heck Elyria Business College Miss Heck William Coburn Fort Wayne Coburn Postmasters Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church IF. I. Bubbard Don Rockwood

Local Notes From Middle Ridge Ireland Trip and Home Gatherings

Mrs Alfred DeChamps of Chicago visits her parents Mr and Mrs Ward Tolhurst. Miss Marion Steele sails June 22 for Isle of Man and Europe, planning return before August. Mr and Mrs J H Ludwig visit Nashville with son Donald. Local attendees at E H S Centenary parade. Paul Schmitkens hosts Oberlin classmates. leaves June 18 for California with Oberlin professor for research, by auto. Mrs Katherine Kolbe hosts Loyal Workers’ Class members at First Evangelical Church Amherst.

Middle Ridge Alfred DeChamps Chicago Illinois Ward Tolhurst Marion Steele St. Lawrence Douglas Isle of Man Scotland London Paris Ireland Miss Steele States Oberammergau J. H. Ludwig Donald Nashville Tennessee Neal Ludwig E. H Paul Oberlin College California Lindsey Katherine Kolbe Loyal Workers’ Closs First Evangelical Chatch Amherst

Local social rounds fill Thursday afternoon and weekend

Thursday afternoon followed regular business routine then social time. Nine members and five guests shared supper. Attendees included Mrs Katherine MBatten Amherst Mrs Adna Maddilla Lorain Mrs Anna Ruth Brownhelm Mrs Anna Waterman and Mrs W H Schibley.

Pleasantville Families Share News From Home

Pleasantville notes report graduations visits and social events across town. Miss Marydene Dunlap graduated Friday June 6. Families Dunlap Seabold Wheeler and Stanislawski plus Baybelle Howard and others hosted and attended gatherings and birthday celebrations. Several relatives visited or stayed with hosts, with WCTU meeting discussions and upcoming July 9 gathering mentioned.

Horse ailment cure seeds named by Greeks and Turks

Greeks and Turks seek seeds of horse cheatnuts to treat glanders and other horse diseases, giving the plant its name.

German War Wound Pension Grows Each Year

The Berlin relief system shows a rise in disabled veterans receiving government compensation from 720,931 in 1924 to 761,234 by 1928. New beneficiaries total about 100,000 yearly, many proving disabilities are recent and linked to World War I wounds or wartime illnesses. A stricter rule now excludes late applicants, boosting the proportion of newly added cases.

Berlin Veterans' Relief Fund

Murray Ridge Social Notes Daybook

Murray Ridge residents and relatives share visits and outings in a dense list of names. John Bechtel spent Sunday with daughter Amelia Bennett in Henrietta while Grover Patton and family called on Alfred Derek. Pearl Eppley returns from Coe College and plans Germany trip. several Eppleys and Slushers visit Elyria, Akron, Detroit, and Vinent areas. Junior Symphony practice at the Murray Ridge schoolhouse and various dinners round out the community activity.

Murray Ridge John Bechtel Amelia Bennett Henrietta Grover Patton Russell C. Patton Elyria Alfred Derek Francis Crooks Harry Decker Harvey Miller Sadie Beal Pearl Eppley Coe College E. Eppley Helen Slusher Harrison Comstock Winfred Decker Lorain Fred Decker Richard Sneff Gladys Freeland Joanna Welch Walter Haag Elyria High School E. W. Eppley Vincent Norma Slusher Akron

KEENO CLAIMS HEALTH BOOST THROUGH BALANCED DIGESTION

An old advertisement touts KEENO as a scientifically balanced medicine that aids digestion and eliminations without harsh methods. It pledges improved bowel and kidney function, reduced constipation, and overall vitality, urging readers to buy a $12.75 large bottle from Phillips Drug Store or via mail orders.

Canada Nature Lokewise Keeno Meewo Phillip's

Farmer John Hentges Involved In Unwilling Benefactor Case

CHEWELAH Wash John Hentges a Quartzite Mountain farmer becomes an unwilling benefactor in a developing case. Authorities report he provided assistance or resources under pressure or duress relating to ongoing actions at the mountaintop site. Further details are expected as investigations continue.

Chewelah Wash John Hentges

Anchor Hitching Beaufort Tale Recounts Coast Town Past

A coastal Beaufort memory recalls an old hitching post where a man wrapped three bricks with wire to secure anchors, capturing the spirit of a harbor town and its nautical past.

Beaufort N. C

Duke names co-captains for 1930 track team

Durham N C Chaester Free man Washington D C os Wm Simon Willmington N C have been elected co captain of the 1930 Duke University track team.

Durham N. C Chaester Free Washington, D Simon Willmington Duke University

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