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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1931

Page

13

Birmingham Briefs Note Local Weekend Visits

Birmingham briefs list visits and home moves from Oberlin Strongsville Brownhelm Amherat and Oberlin residents. Mrs Louise B Moulder renter Mrs H C Bechtel and family plan moves. Families including Clary Stick Date Swonger Zikell gather for weekend gatherings.

Birmingham County Line Robert Youngless Arthur Oberlin Kascreey Jim Clary George Stick Harry Stick Brownhelm H. M H. C Bechtel Amherat Louise B. Moulder Henry Shatter Strongsville Ohio Jacob Swonger Peter Zikell

Local families visit at multiple homes on Sunday

Doro thy of Cleveland and her daughter visit Mr and Mrs Steve Gottschling and family. Several relatives from Henrietta Elyria Canton Berea and Wake man gather at various homes including Mrs J D Parker Mrs W H Snellenberger and Mr C W Reid with friends and relatives.

Dorothy Cleveland Steve Gottschling B. F. Baumann John Baumann Henrietta Ernest Baumann Berea J. D. Parker BE. H. Snellenberger Elyria P. N. Snellenberger Canton W. H. Snellenberger Oran Reid George Kuntz C. W. Reid Carl Dute Ruth Marthe Baumann Amanda Hintz Lawrence Hintz H. M. Dute Hannah Timbs Wakeman Della DeHart

Byrnes Calls Vist Congress Most Extravagant of Modern Times

Representative Joseph W. Byrnes a Tennessee Democrat and ranking minority leader of the Appropriations Committee says the current Congress is the most extravagant in modern times and forecasts a treasury deficit near 500 million dollars by July 1.

Joseph W. Byrnes Tennessee

Sheep Raisers To Make Study In Lorain County

Lorain County agricultural extension service will launch a sheep raisers study this year after multiple requests. The program starts March 27 with OSU sheep specialist Larrie Kauffman leading demonstrations at two farms on stomach worm treatment. One session is at 10 a.m. at W. S. Nash farm in Russia Township. the afternoon meeting will be on a southern county farm yet to be chosen. If interest remains strong, a follow-up project will expand to additional sheep topics. A scientist notes sun radiation guides weather and that long-range predictions may be possible. Canned salmon contains a substance that helps pellagra prevention.

Lorain County County Agricultural Extension Service Larrie Kauffman Ohio State University Nash Russia Township Horton B. Alger

Pendulum Observation Car on the C52 Dirigible

A swinging observation car suspended from the US Army airship C52 offers easy maneuvering into optimal observation positions. It is light enough to be carried without stressing the ship’s carrying capacity.

United States Army

Whisky Breath Not Ground for Liquor Possession Conviction

Judge W H Samford of the Alabama appeals court rules possession of whisky during prohibition does not prove control over the liquor itself. He states whisky in the man means the whisky controls the man. Also notes safflower yields new oils for paints amid misreadings of common plant names.

Alabama W. H. Samford Samford

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