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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
19
Chicago report challenges the myth that heart size grows with work. Dr. Mathias J. Seifert states that heart enlargement stems from preexisting conditions such as infectious diseases or trauma, not exercise. He notes that pleasurable exercise strengthens the body and can lead to a smaller heart.
An obituary notice in the Diocesan Gazette records a peacock long a friend of the Bishop of Worcester and his family. The Bishop writes a fond appreciation and notes the widow peacock would welcome a new mate if someone has a peacock to spare.
Columbus Nebraska reports an extraordinary hen egg measuring 10.25 by 8.25 inches, observed by George Drinnin. An average hen egg is about 6 by 7 inches in circumference, highlighting the remarkable size of the bird's yield.
Huntington June 22 The Farm Woman's club will meet with Mrs F B Thudium Thursday June 28 The Children's Day entertainment drew a good crowd at Community church last Sunday night Children from Community and ME churches performed Mr and Mrs A J Crile and children from Sullivan and Mr and Mrs Kent Moore and two children from Elyria visited Johnson Crile Sunday Mrs L C Crile was taken very ill last Thursday night but is improving George Hart and family returned from Mansfield Harold stayed in Cleveland with Courat Rolce and son Harold over the weekend F B Thudium Nile Thudium and Jon Lawrence attended the Fast Reunion at Norrisgrove in Nankin Ohio
Stella Bagot and Ernie Hallam chase clues to jazz era crime in Ackland New England. The tale follows a murdered editor, a corrupt boss, and a roadhouse Jazzland as Stella probes the murder while navigating romance with Hallam and threats from Joe Harmer. Stella plans to rescue her sister Martha amid danger and intrigue at the sleazy club.
Sanford residents Mr and Mrs Ed Chorpening and Mrs Calista Phillips visitions Fueled by Sunday calls extend to Mansfield and Avon Lake with County nurse Miss Paddock stopping by Oberlin. Kent Normal hosts Mr and Mrs Herman Gannette for six weeks study while Mrs Fred Harris attends Ashland College. Community church board rehired Rev Gingrich for another year. Jay Hawley of Lorain visits Albert and Don Hawley. Wrinkle two children visit C C Finkle.
June 22 report from Sheffield notes North Ridge Union Sunday school children day exercises. The Cham bers family hosted friends in Wellington after. Archie Haynes and family spent Sunday with H C Chambers. Shirley Garfield and relatives visited Ridgeville. Oberlin illumination drew attendees including Shirley Garfield Earle Johnson N Johnson Charles Crosby and Howard and Neva Carrick. Louie Morse of Elyria called on B Jackson midweek.
Henrietta June 22 The Henrietta 4 H Food club met at the home of their leader Mrs Henry Emmerick Tuesday afternoon Four different kinds of sandwiches were served by Mrs Emmerick Helen Bauman and Sry bil Kendeigh demonstrated how to make salads and Louise Born and Reiby Jones sandwiches The neat meeting will be held at the school June 26th Several local residents called on friends and relatives in nearby towns and continued visiting during the day including Mr and Mrs Fred Hall and son Carl of Winter Park Fla and Lloyd Sweet and family of Elyria among others
In New Orleans, Lightning knocked 60 year old John Sawyer from a horse, killing the animal and ripping off his shoes. The incident is reported amid a string of unusual headlines including a dog receiving a large inheritance under the will of a deceased New Orleans widow. The will grants Grigonette the dog cash and income totaling up to $8,000, approved by the state of Louisiana.
St Louis crowds expect ten thousand people named Smith to gather on July 14 in the city. The event draws widespread local interest as residents with the surname Smith travel to the area for a public gathering and celebration.
The Smith Association plans its first annual picnic with an organized Smith Glee Club already formed for the occasion.
Henry Buescher of Freelandville is in a local hospital with severe injuries after an incident described as a blind horse accident. The brief notice notes the injuries are serious and ongoing treatment is expected.
Archaeologists report artifacts from over two millennia ago showing Greek craftsmen made spinning tops and pocket knives. Findings highlight everyday skills in ancient Hellenic communities, suggesting leisure and utility devices coexisted in daily life.
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