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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1930
Page
2
Morocco's sultan drops the traditional saluting bow for foreign visitors after a humorous incident in which a naturalist bowed with hands behind his back and struck his forehead on marble. The piece notes European-style salutes and a Lady Grove reference. It also describes fashion notes on collars and stocks from Woman's Home Companion.
Associated Press dispatch from Memphis reports severe flood conditions with tributaries falling yet rail lines into the city washed out. Westbound Cotton Belt and Frisco trains were halted after flooded tracks and a breach near Trice's Landing left passenger cars surrounded by water three miles from Bridge Junction Ark. About 75 passengers per train plus crews rode out the rising water, with more than 100 aboard and no immediate rescue. The river runs at 39.3 feet, the highest level recorded, and a further rise across submerged areas is feared.
The Philadelphia steamers Minnesota and Minnewakia on the Delaware River have been bought from the International Mercantile Marine Co. by the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Each ship is between 12 000 and 15 000 tons burden.
Miss Dalgaylish of Cleveland visits cousin Miss Ruth Denham in Penfield. Goodwin Tice returns to New Jersey. Guy Smith buys Mrs Firestone’s farm. Mr and Mrs C R Starr visit daughter Mrs Staples in Lima. Selma Gott contracts chickenpox. Mrs Charles Lang improving. Miss Mary Hayes resigns as Penfield primary teacher. Miss Myrtle Starr to fill vacancy. Belle Blakeslee to coach in Wilson district. Mrs J O LANG ill. Mrs Horace Palmer threatened with pneumonia.
Grafton report notes Will Barchard of Elyria a caller in town last Thursday. Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church to be entertained at the home of Mrs. Jas Tr an and Mrs. Trenchard Wednesday afternoon March 25. Percy Gibson back home for a week. Mrs Sweaney’s sister visiting. Dr Clement sold Chestnut Street residence to the M. E. church for a parsonage. The Sweet Concert Company to give an entertainment.
Geo Parsons returns from W O W convention in Cory Pennsylvania. Miss Lizzie Kiaave and Martin Jaeger attend Lorain band concert. Joe Gawn back to Lorain work after spike injury. Mrs C Farmer and daughter visit sister Mrs Herbert Linn. Prof Morrison taken to Cleveland for eye treatment. Mr Packard and family move to Wilford residence on Cleveland Street. Martha Jaeger to spend summer in Cleveland. Geo Menz buys father’s home east of town and moves in. St Patrick supper by Catholic society at town hall. Mrs Herb Linn improving and able to be out. C C Jason of Pearl Street takes job at Lorain Stove Works.
M E church hosts Friday night fundraiser for the high school. Congregational ladies will serve dinner and supper at Beesing s hall on election day April 6. L M Noveska L B Daniels and C C Carmell plan a baseball game in Warren Ohio.
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