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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1930
Page
12
A March 19 action by the General Assembly authorized county commissioners to appropriate funds for apiary employment and state aid. The Ohio honey industry reportedly produces more than the prior year and is expected to ship more honey annually, with inspectors and royalties indicated as part of the program.
Approximately 35 car loads totaling 36009 pounds were shipped from Delphos to Lorain and Oberlin on business Saturday. A parade of visitors and guests includes W. J. Lawrence in Norwalk, Mr. and Mrs. Kiplinger of LaGrange, Mrs. J. Parker’s afternoon calls, and several Sunday suppers and calls across Oberlin, Berlin Heights, Henrietta, and nearby towns.
The Birmingham W C T U gathered at Mrs Libbie Ennes home with strong turnout. Plans for March 26 at Mrs Rosa Bentley home announced, with captains chosen for membership drive. Various local residents visited, Sunday school offerings noted, and several families listed as hosting guests and visiting relatives.
Norwalk Ohio March 19 Walter Wilhelm age sixteen remains missing from his Peru township farm three days after the body of his companion was found.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a quick simple cure for sluggish bowel action. It claims early symptoms like bad breath coated tongue and listlessness precede biliousness and headaches. Readers are urged to take a Cascaret tonight to activate the bowels and restore regularity.
Robert Manlett aged 16 was found shot in the heart beside a road near his home. The Wilhelms and Manlett families were neighbors and close friends of the two youths. Coroner C. L. Bell said both boys were seen together minutes before the death and a wide search in a two mile radius followed. Sheriff Harry D. Smith directed another search to locate the Wilhelm boy. Paul Earl, Norwalk hardware clerk, found Mansell’s body. The coroner awaits Wilhelm’s location before ruling on a verdict. Both carried .22 caliber revolvers on the day, neither of which has been recovered. A heavy armed craft patrols the Buffalo lake district and Detroit area in April to bolster the manhunt.
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