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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1935
Page
6
Scotland Yard shelves its confidence as top crime experts pore over two notorious unsolved cases in Britain. A Brighton trunk murder torso plus legs found, and a legs murder clue with two legs in a brown paper parcel. Burglaries surge nationwide as authorities seek breakthroughs.
Mrs Christina E Miller of 1731 West 4th Street Fort Wayne Indiana testifies that after a severe illness her system was run down she lacked appetite and felt weary but Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription rebuilt her strength improved her appetite and aided her overall health. Available in tablets and liquid in various sizes with free medical advice from Dr Pierce s Clinic Buffalo NY and a booklet about the Invalids Hotel.
North Russia reports a weekend of social visits as the Delfield family from Cleveland and Minnie Stark of Amherst joined Carl Berg and relatives in Amherst. Local residents attend gatherings, weddings anniversaries, and circle meetings at St. Peter's Evangelical church. Several dinings, trips to McClure and Oberlin are noted along with illness care for Thus Keating.
The theft of 17 trees from the Shenandoah borough watershed cost John Burskey his freedom for one year and two months. He pleaded guilty and was fined $25 per tree plus costs totaling $440. He agreed to serve the sentence at a dollar a day.
March items report Roy Perkins treated for appendicitis at Elyria hospital with complications. Several residents like Mr Beck and families face losses or illness. Numerous visits, dinners, and social calls listed among the Elyria area, including guests from La Grange Eaton Lakewood and Shaker Heights. A new brick house is planned on the James Gilder place on Root road.
The Sunday morning services featured a Lemons sermonette and a “Why the Birds Sing” message by Rev. Koontz with special music by Mrs. Koontz, Mr. Stranahan, and others amid 110 attendees. May 12 brings Baldwin Wallace president Dr. Louis Wright as guest speaker at the 110th church celebration.
Middle Ridge March notes report a return from Berea visits by Mr and Mrs H W Schmitkens and a wedding attended by Rosetta Miller. Barbara Eschtruth visits Elyria nurse ill, and the PTA meeting at the schoolhouse featured Oliver Kolbe presiding and a one act play The Middle Ridge Bungler with participants Oliver Kolbe Newton Bechtel Melvin Kolbe Elaine Diederick Wilford Diederick Clara Thomas Norman Becker.
Arden Barnes and Ralph Kelley led a special music program followed by social time and refreshments. The April meeting will be led by the local school board members Omer Kelly G. H. Schmitkens and Henry Kolbe. Neal Ludwig RR. oW. Hearn and N. W Bechtel attended the March Young Married People class gathering at the home of Raymond Sick in Amherst. Members of the local Parents Teacher Association presented two plays An Awful Aunt and The Middle Ridge Banguer with music by the Curbstone Sextet.
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