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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1927
Page
4
Theodory XN Nakken, a Dutch inventor, outlines a light beam system that records and reproduces sound with motion pictures. His photoselectric cell and vacuum tube amplifier would transmit voices, pictures, signatures, and legal documents at high speed with synchronized sound and image.
Brownhelm March 29 The Adult Bible class of the Congregational church served a maple syrup supper Friday in the church parlors. Attendance was good with several Amherst visitors. Receipts go toward paying down the church debt. Funeral services for Jacob Weldeman were held in Henrietta on Saturday. Mrs. Chas. Rachtel attended. Baby girl born at Amherst hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brechmacher Saturday. Emma U Dreschler Caroline Herchler from Cleveland Normal and Charlotte Cooper of Ypsilanti visiting local homes this week. Walter Ansgersbach confined with a dislocated pelvic bone last week. Mrs. H. B. Peck and son and Mr. and Mrs. George Rupple visited A. J. Shattuck home Sunday.
Oakland woman Goldie Wesella is the lone female steeplejack, painting tall smokestacks and flagpoles since world war I. She faces wind and danger but regards life as her sole focus while her husband assists.
Report from Constantinople notes a declaration in the Turkish feminist movement where Zara Agha relinquishes the claim to being the oldest living Turk to Fatma Tfanen who recently arrived at Angora from an unspecified destination.
The text names Hel ys Brother Coach Byanston of Alabama and Marea Pat Vantey, brother of Rich Harty Ivy, as aiding a Northwestern football trainee with fundamentals. It notes ties to Indian Institute and Washington State University, with Dirk as coach at Blackel and Tek tea at the White school.
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