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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1923
Page
12
Mrs. Matilda Miller, 51, of Lawrenceburg Indiana, the second victim of the grade crossing collision in Cincinnati, died at a city hospital after her car was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train. Police said the crash occurred Wednesday night injuring her and others.
May 4 report notes Mrs Eda Moulder of Norwalk visiting Birmingham. Mr and Mrs Shattuck and son Earl of Brownhelm were Sunday dinner guests at the Brandau home for Mr Brandau's 73rd birthday.
A historical column presents a menu and recipes from Mrs Morton with a breakfast of oatmeal and omelet, luncheon spoon bread, fried apples, salmon loaf, and a dessert menu featuring pineapple pudding and maple candies. It outlines detailed steps for Pineapple Pudding, Southern Spoon Bread, Maple Fudge, Maple Creams, and Maple Fondant, including ingredients and cooking temperatures.
Junction of grocery items and scattered notes from St. Clair dated May 4 show a long list of produce meats and staples including veal chops pork chops lamb potatoes beans onions cabbage and multiple nuts and fruits. Also a brief jail note references Nellie Van Dyne 28 charged with second degree murder and silent plea while jail attache statements describe a mysterious posture claim.
In Lima Allen county may miss its annual fair this fall if the Attorney General Crabbe does not rule on the lease issue. The fair board says state law requires a twenty year lease for fair grounds. the driving park lease has expired and a new twenty year term is not possible though a one year lease may be available.
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