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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
4
Fragmented notes describe a 16 year old aspiring aviator from Folkestone, England named Maxwell Williams who holds an aviator license but cannot fly publicly until legally older. The piece also mentions a North Carolina subject claiming age 122 with an old Bible entry.
The record notes a pilot being recognised as a regular flyer after qualifying for a pilot's license at the Cinque Ports Flying Club following 26 lessons.
Nelson Ring owns a two legged pig born last month praised for remarkable agility despite missing rear limbs. An Italian ship named Anita has sailed the world’s seas for more than three centuries.
A sketch of an informal afternoon costume from Lelong's collection features a slender one piece gown with a collarless jacket resembling a cardigan. The outfit is suitable for shopping, motoring, or visits to intimate friends and includes three quarter or full length coats as options.
J W Ergerich arrives from Glendale to join his wife visiting E C Schubert and family. They plan a week of visits in Erie Pa Port Dover Canada Newark City and then home. Local residents, dinners, visits, and calls across the Schubert and Delefield families documented with multiple households listed.
John Bechtel of Munny Ridge called relatives here Tuesday. CVODIVS
The Elyria Association of Independent Dealers met at the Y M C A to hear Mr Lahuid of Akron explain the Square Deal Grocers Association. He described 24 wholesale houses and 140 independent retailers united for collective advertising to raise sales and profits. James Grace of Bickford Laboratories and Square Deal Grocers president praised Akron's results and noted progress in Youngstown and Canton. The gathering was well attended and followed by a lunch.
Dodge City Kansas reports a belief among pioneers that western Kansas mirages are diminishing. Plowing may be the cause, with rare sightings near Sublette in Haskell County where ghost lakes and submerged skylines appear briefly. The piece links mirage lore to Coronado era myths and notes shifting from unreal visions to solid landscapes.
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