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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
14
New York police identified seven key persons in Frank Marlow’s murder case. Five remained jailed in the city as material witnesses. The remaining two, suspected of fatally shooting Marlow three times and throwing him from a car in Flushing, were being pursued across three cities.
Seven New York detectives are stationed in Boston and another squad in Philadelphia in connection with a racketeering case linked to a Monday dinner with Marlow. Five suspects held on 50 000 bail include Mary Selden 19 dancer Johnny Wilson former middleweight champion Boston Loupe Edward J. Lewis Alfred Siegel and Ignatius Coppa. They reportedly spent Monday with Marlow driving to Aqueduct race track where Lewis allegedly lost 2700 on a horse after a tip from Marlow.
Mr and Mrs R E Jordon of Ashland visited Mr and Mrs Wm Hart on Saturday. Jordon was joined by Mrs Hart and her grandchildren Betty and Jane Hart of Cleveland to attend the 24th annual Reisinger Keller families reunion at the Columbia town.
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick safe remedy for excess stomach acid. It claims fast relief within five minutes and urges readers to use the genuine physician prescribed product, highlighting its 50 year standard status and U S registered trade mark.
An advertisement urges readers to try Phillips dental magnesia toothpaste promising gleaming teeth and fresh breath. It offers a free ten day tube and directs requests to The Phillips Co. in New York.
The M E church hosted a noon dinner for seventy guests from Cleveland Lorain Elyria Valley City Eaton and Columbia with orchestra music and games followed by ice cream and cake. Several local families and visitors from Murray Ridge Lakewood Kipton Elyria Oberlin Mogador and Cleveland called on relatives or attended society events including Y P B at Lt Eldred s and a W C T U Institute in Henrietta.
A series of social visits and club activities are reported. Guests include the Fox family of Wellington and Locke of Oberlin, plus the Gannett and Johnston households. Oberlin road youths attend Y Y B meeting. Elyria residents visit. 4-H club met at Mrs. Fred Lottman with Mildred Pallas and Margaret Pallas presenting cooking and sewing plans for the County Fair.
The gathering hosted by C. H. Hunger included guests Maud Alverson Leota Drusendahl Margaret and Mildred Pallas Lucile Penfound Marguerite Mason and Irene Stoll as well as a visitor and families of Henry Nehrend Fredrick of Lakewood and Arthur Kukels of Westfalen Germany. Attendees also included Mrs. Fred Vietze family and Melvin Grills who joined choir practice at South Ridge church Tuesday evening.
Historical note recalls elephants trained for battle by provoking them with the blood of grapes and mulberries to steel their aggression, a practice reported in ancient warfare narratives.
Broken rest endangers health as night calls indicate bladder irritation. Dr. Dickson, with four decades in practice, offers a diuretic formula for bladder and kidney disorders. The ad claims strong effectiveness for bladder weakness and related pains and guarantees full refund if not satisfied. Only 65 cents at druggists.
Residents gathered in Pompeii on the night of August 24 79 as Mount Vesuvius erupted burying the city.
A fragmented line notes that trees react to shlar efergy and other druge similarly to animals, suggesting a comparative view of plant and animal responses and implying scientific or speculative discussion without clear context.
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