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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1932

Page

2

Woman Found Slain Along Trace Mountain Trail

State police investigated the Logan murder of Mrs. Robert Thurmond after her body was found in weeds on a Trace Mountain trail. Coroner reports two bullet wounds and a throat cut with a case knife. Authorities questioned Harry Robertson and his servant amid blood reportedly found on Robertson’s car.

Logan Robert Thurmond Thurmond Trace Mountains Garland Davis M. B. Stragle C. A. Thompson Troy Satterfield Harry Robertson Clarence Stephenson Robertson

Murder mystery death near automobile in Camden area

The article describes Mrs. Thurmond killed by a close range shot, body discarded from a car at a secluded spot, with remains found wearing fine jewelry. Reverend Chas. Sales officiated a 2:39 pm service and burial followed in Camden cemetery. later, Henretta Grange met Kipton Grange with a literary program and humorous songs in the Kipton High School auditorium.

Chas. Sales Hinchle Ridge Camden Cemetery Henretta Grange Jocal Grange Kipton Grange

Brumby Funeral Services Held After Sudden Death

Funeral services for J Im Brumby, who died suddenly Thursday morning, were conducted at the Kipton home on Sunday, with mourners from local families and Kin join in remembering the late resident of Kipton U. June 25 marks the date of observance as reported in the Kipton Funeral Services bulletin.

Kipton J Im Brumby Home Sun

Trouble piles up for woman flier

In Miami, Jessie M. Keith Miller, an Australian aviator, is jailed on illegal entry charges after being cleared of suspicion in the death of her fiancé Haden Clarke. She claims proper credentials and awaits bond, while her flying partner and former fiancé Captain W. N. Lancaster faces a July trial for Clarke’s murder.

Miami Fla Mra Jessie M. Keith-Miller Haden Clarke Australia Keith- Miller Dade County Keith-Miller James Carson W. N. Lancaster Clarke

Weekend Socials and Travel Guests Across Camden Area

A flurry of weekend visits and family gatherings fills Camden society pages. Earl and Mrs Smith of Cleveland guested relatives. W W Calkins and daughter Asther dined with Elyria hosts. multiple families from Brumby, Betts, and Gockel area enjoyed Sunday dinners and church events. Notable travel includes Homer Hoyk visiting Shelby for a funeral and Miss Hazel Beckel visiting her parents. Choir practice announced at Camden Baptist Church as community ties and hospitality shine through in this period.

Earl Smith Cleveland F. BE Sharp W. W. Calkins Daughter Asther Max Calkins Elyria MBH Perkin Joe Brumby B. A Perkins Roa. Forbes Llyma Widen Radcli Wigtia Geo Beckel Adam Moechl John Adman Janet Joan Sandss C. J. Betts A. Obitts Migma Phy Kooh Bay Village Vas Row Baker Penfield Wisiters Brumby Wit, Schweinfurth G A Brumby M E Perkins Brownhelm Albert Plas Elyma J. N Webster Emma Morgan Greenwtech Carl Smith Amherst Dean Morgan Guy Morgan Silas Bucus Oberlin John Rowell Warren Huffaker Camden Grace Zella Calkins Esther F. Alerkins Sadie Calkins Ethel Gibson Frances Perkins Edith Botts Grace Huffaker N. A. Perkins Miances Perkins Camden Baptist Chuich Hagerman Frank Cascom Datey Bently G A. Bradley Frank Hagerman Belport Long Island J. H. Calkins

Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad in 1831

An 1831 medical ad warns against using salts or laxatives for mood and energy, arguing the liver needs two pounds of bile to flow daily. It promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a gentle remedy to restore bile flow, urging readers to look for the red label with Carter's name.

Carver Carter's Trowe 1831

Elyria Family Gatherings Highlight Weekend Visits

Mrs A Taylor of Elyria and Mr and Mrs Lee Perkin with family visited Mrs Hazel Sandrock and her son Paul on Sunday, sharing a church outing and conversation about recent town events.

A. &. Taylor Elyria Lee Perkin Sunday Gubata Hacel Sandrock Paul

Amherst graduate Dorothy Jones receives music degree

Miss Dorothy Jone daughter of Mr. and Mrs Fred Jones Buckeye street completed study at Oberlin Conservatory of Music and earned a Bachelor of Public School Music degree. Mr and Mrs Ifred Jones attended commencement exercises at Oberlin Tuesday. Birthday Dinner Lady's Aid Society set for Thursday noon in Methodist church parlors with final arrangements tonight. Mr and Mrs Joe Wishbourns and children Melvin and Florence of North Ridgeville visited Mr and Mrs Ernt Schneider Sunday.

South Amherst Dorothy Jone Ladies’ Aid Society Joe Wishbourns Melvin Florence North Ridgeville Ernt Schneider

Local Social Roundup From Pittsfield to Oberlin

Mr and Mrs Ford Moser and others visited Pittsfield. Mrs Milo Kendregh called on Oberlin. Henry Vieman and Fred Ballinn hosts in Henriet ta. Mrs William Becksting shopped in Elyria. Rev James Lyon visited Amherst. Mrs Sam Slack shows improvement after illness. Choir rehearsal set at St John’s Evangelical Church Thursday evening. Edward Sutton and Charles Ken...

Ford Moser George Graybill Edwin Harper Fred Pitts Pittsfield Milo Kendregh Oberlin Henry Vieman Henrietta Fred Ballinn William Becksting Elyria James Lyon Amherst Sam Slack St. John's Evangelical Church Edward Sutton Charles Ken

Cleveland Guests at Kendiegh Home over Weekend

Diegh of Cleveland were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Kendiegh. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brucker and family visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bu ward Brucker of Telegraph sand. The weight of hydrogen is taken as a standard for gases.

Diegh Cleveland Milo Kendiegh Harry Brucker Sunday Valley Buward Brucker Telegraph Sand

Fragmented cryptic notice from a damaged page

Incoherent OCR fragment mentions distant lights and ancient inhabitants moving for a new union. References to a triad and a second wife appear, but the garbled text provides no clear event, person, or place to report as a concise news item.

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