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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1929

Page

10

Tragedy in Maumee: mother slain her children before fire

In Maumee Ohio a mother, Mrs Gaylord Sleyer, five miles from Toledo, reportedly killed her four children and set fire to their home before neighbors found the scene. Sheriff Kraft suspects dementia in the mother as the cause. husband Gaylord Sleyer Jr. 5, Howard 4, and Mary Rose 2 were discovered in a back room after flames were brought under control. The report notes a violent struggle and uncertain motives with the family’s uneasy aftermath.

Toledo Maumes Ohio Gaylord Esleyer Kraft

I Should Have Had Konjola Three Years Ago

Castalia resident Alvin W. Zetter credits Konjola with rapid health recovery after a long stomach and liver trouble. He details relief from constipation and headaches after four weeks and four bottles, endorsing Konjola as sold at Philip's drug store in Elyria, Ohio, and by local druggists across the region.

Alvin W. Zetter Castalia Sandusky Ohio Konjola Elyria Philip's Gall Adv

Editor Seeks Readers Names for Feedback

Readers are invited to send their names to the editor for comment and possible publication. Submissions should include a full name and contact details for verification.

Conquest at Theatres Triumphs for Monte Blue Voice

Warner Bros Vita Phone feature Conquest thrills with Monte Blue in the lead, voiced by Blue and supported by H. B. Warner Lois Wilson Edmund Breese and Tully Marshall. Adapted by Eve Ansell from Mary Imlay Taylor, directed by Rot Del Ruth, pairing adventure at the South Pole with timely Antarctic exploration news context.

Warner Bros Warners Monte Blue Byrd Antarctic Sca South Pole Mary Imlay Taylor Eve Ansell Rot del Ruth Mr. Dbiue H. B. Warner Lois Wilson Edmund Breese Tully Marshall

Hickory Tree Grange party ties Fordson and International

Amherst residents attended a Hickory Tree Grange hall party on Milan avenue as part of a membership contest between Fordson and International tractor squads. The losing side hosted the winners and other locals joined orchestra practice and church pageant rehearsals at various homes and the church, with several families noted among attendees.

South Ridge Maroh George Knittle Henry Schaub Fred Schaub Mitchell Marion Knittle Hickory Tree Grange Milan Avenue Amherst Fordson International Trac‘tor Conrad Ernst Eleanor Phiel Mitchell Knittle Steve Ronez Henry Haag N. Murray Ridge Love Vernon Budd Cleveland Gerbert Stang Murray

Ridge and Area Social Visits Recap

Ridge residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs John Stang welcomed guests Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Delefield called on W Cook Friday. Frank and Minnie Stark and Amherst visitors visited Edward Stang Friday night. George Knittle visited Kathryn Kolbe and family Thursday. Anthony Delefield visited Ira Cartwright in Elyria Friday evening. Henry Delefield visited his sister Rollin Baus in Elyria Saturday.

Bechtel Home Guests Include Erie and Pittsfield Visitors

Sunday guests at Frank Bechtel’s home included Miss Mary Bechtel of Erie Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs Howard Dayton and daughter Evelyn Carol of Pittsfield and Miss Hazel Alsop of Litchfield Mrs John Stang called on her sister Mrs Eleanor Sonnels in Elyria on Thursday

Frank Bechtel Mary Bechtel Erie, Pa Howard Dayton Evelyn Carol Pittsfield Hazel Alsop Litchfield John Stang Eleanor Sonnels Elyria

Children Save School in Snow Bucket Brigade Rescue

Snow balls thrown by a brigade of school children during the noon hour held back flames at a Goldendale schoolhouse until a ladder and water buckets could be secured. The quick action prevented a larger fire as local students formed the improvised defense.

Golden Dale

Arnolds Sentenced to Prison Terms in Child Kidnapping Case

In Wooster Ohio Elias Arnold 55 and son Arthur 17 were sentenced for kidnapping four year old Melvin Horst of Orrville. Elias drew twenty years in state prison. Arthur to Mansfield reformatory. Judge George A Starn overruled a motion for new trials. Melvin remains missing and authorities are baffled.

Arnold Melvin Melvin Horst Arnolds Hannah Elias Arthur Marshal Roy Horst Marshall Horst

Age Do Not Bar Women From Bobbed Hair At Home

Ten of the 32 residents of the Fairbanks Home for Aged Women in Terre Haute Ind have bobbed hair. The oldest with short hair is Mrs Katherine Ramey 82. The youngest is Mrs Mary Kemp 74 who also has a permanent ware.

Bobsterre Haute Ind Fairbanks Katherine Ramey Mary Kemp Ware

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