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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
19
In Cleveland a 65 year old boarder shot and fatally wounded Mrs Clara Compofredano 33 as she sat by candlelight in her kitchen. John B Testa 60 a family friend reports a quarrel over nonpayment of rent led to the killing by Tony Colosanti 55 the boarder involved.
Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN claims ten years of growing use with tests showing bulk to aid digestion and vitamin B for intestinal tone. It boasts twice the iron of beef liver by weight and promotes gentle relief from constipation with two tablespoons daily. If unresolved, consult a doctor. recipes on the package. Sold nationwide. made in Battle Creek.
Testa paid Colosanti after a wine dispute and Colosanti, intoxicated, drew a pistol firing three times at Testa. Testa grappled with Colosanti until police arrived. Victim’s husband Michael Compofredano returned home with children Jennis 11 and John 8 after a meeting. Giuseppe 5 was asleep. Unemployed husband details noted.
A reader filled week with local visits and travel as King Crowell of Akron went to fetch cattle for Leon Lehman of Belden. Guests at Brumenschenkel home included William Bruemenschenkel of Alliance and others from Mansfield Cleveland. A State boys versus Rothgery Motors game occurred at State Farm. Willard Stoll piloted an airplane from Cleveland to give guards at State Park a ride, returning with Mr. Stoll and Mrs. Brumenschenkel. An outing to Vermilion and lake outings left several attendees from Lakewood Brownhelm and Elyria. A mishap on a lake trip left Mrs. A B Martin bedbound. People moved into Holton house in North Eaton. visits included Theodore Waldron family from Elyria and Vermilion plans. Elizabeth Davis remains convalescent.
Honolulu bulletin reports a large air and coast search near Makena Nui for Mrs. Nora Gardner Lufkin wife of Dr. C Dexter Lufkin of Los Angeles, who disappeared while swimming. Her beach clothes and car were found. husband suspects cramps while others fear sharks. The couple had recently visited from Berea Community Hospital where their daughter cared for Mrs. Lufkin during knee infection.
Funeral services for Mrs. Bert Webb of Brownhelm, a former Middle Ridge resident, were conducted from her late home. Osward Hecock of Middle Ridge is a son of the deceased, with many local attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hecock and others from the surrounding area.
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