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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1931
Page
5
The Aero Club of France studied its first 100 breveted pilots from 1909, noting 75 still alive and many in active flying. Louis Bleriot held license Number 1 and Tissandier, though numbered 12, later served as Secretary General of the International Aeronautic Federation.
Sister Superior of St. Vincent de Paul Institute in Tarrytown New York endorses Father John’s Medicine for coughs and colds saying it is pure wholesome nourishing and builds strength. She notes it has been used for thirty years and is adopted by over 184 hospitals and institutions.
The article lists prominent pilots still flying and training in France and abroad. It names Farm brothers Maurice and Henry, Louis Breguet designer of Coste's plane, Labouchere chief pilot for a planet manufacturer, Leon Molon Pequet Tetard, plus Wilbur Wright brevet 15, and other active figures like Prince Bibesco Jacques Balsan Cammermaan Count de Montigny Sallenave Bellenger Dubonnet Herbeister and more.
Belden residents report Sunday visits with Medina families and Cleveland friends. Elsa Behn ill with mumps. May Belle Reisinger from Baldwin Wallace College spent weekend at home. A Farm Club dance featured a quilt prize won by Marie Sooy of Grafton. Various patrons attended gatherings, travels to Delaware and Cleveland noted, and a Seni or class production, Eyes of Love, prepared at Belden High School.
Ad advertises Moone's Emerald Oil a antiseptic remedy sold by pharmacists. Claims rapid healing of pimples sores boils abscesses and ulcers with an 85 cent bottle lasting about two weeks. Advertiser C. W. Phillips available for supply.
Lever Brothers unveils a six story Hammond Indiana factory on 20 acres near Lake Michigan. The building blends art and function with sunlit windows and a clock tower topped by a product replica. President F A Countway says the facility embodies tomorrow’s factory, designed for the future and already paying.
Mrs V Cook will host a meeting of the Evergreen club at her Townline Road home on Wednesday afternoon March 10. Members and families gathered Sunday at Mr and Mrs John Peters Parkhurst Drive Cleveland in honor of the club event and local celebration.
South Ridge March 10 The choir will meet with Mr and Mrs J P Bechtel for rehearsal on Thursday evening of this week. Attends Pomona Grange Mr and Mrs George Knittle attended Pomona Grange meeting at Gulf Road school house Saturday. Attends birthday winner Mr and Mrs Henry Delestela attended a birthday celebration at the home of Mr and Mrs John Peters at Parkhurst Drive Cleve birthday anniversary of Mr Peters. Mr and Mrs Harland Schlech ter and daughter Carolyn Elizabeth of Henrietta were guests of Mrs Elizabeth Fowl Sunday. John Bock of Middle Ridge called on Mr and Mrs George Knittle Sunday. Spontaneous combustion of hay and other farm products is blamed on germs and chemical action.
Oberlin O March 10 Oliver Copes, 74, died at 7 50 last evening at his sister s home after several months illness. Born in North Carolina, he farmed near Oberlin for years until a year ago retirement due to ill health. Survived by five sisters and two brothers, with services not listed.
Simeon Thomas Davies 71 died yesterday morning at 11 30 at his home on a farm near Oberlin Pittsfield township after a long illness He was born August 12 1861 in Cornwall England and came to the United States about fifty years ago He married July 3 1882 to Alice Turner of Pittsfield He is survived by five children two brothers and a sister Funeral services will be held at 2 PM Thursday at the Community church in Pittsfield with burial in Pittsfield Cemetery
Mr and Mrs Steve Colaman visited Fremont homes of James Billings Arthur Horning. Mrs Gladys Watlyon returned from Cleveland after days with Charles Hallouer. Mrs Thoms and two children from West Vine Street recently returned from a visit to her parents in Findlay. Fred Ficken O C 31 received a teaching appointment at Ohio State for next year to teach mathematics and pursue a master’s degree.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for older adults and all ages. It claims the tonic lubricates sluggish bowels without causing griping or weakness, requiring a spoonful when the tongue is coated or taste is bad. It emphasizes safety and broad family use.
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