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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
8
Elyria’s school attendance officer C. M. Williams releases April figures showing 41 absences due to parental neglect, up from March and last year. Sickness remains the leading cause, with 49 absences, while working permits rise to 38 for the month, 24 to boys and 14 to girls.
An early 20th century advertising copy promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural remedy for constipation. It touts relief for temporary and recurring cases, adds dietary roughage, iron for blood, and vitamins when served with milk or fruit juice. The ad notes All-Bran is essential in reducing diets and claims nationwide availability through grocers.
The Birmingham Reformed Church Ladies' Aid Society entertained Amherst businessmen at supper on Monday. Mother's Day program is set for Sunday at 7 PM. Mr and Mrs Fred Brandau, Missie Claus and daughter Florence of Brownhelm visited Sunday evening with Mrs Ella Brandau.
A Burma quake narrative references residents and visitors from Vermilion Norwalk Amherst and Oberlin. Names include Mr and Mrs William Bogart and Nettie their Vermilion visit with Mrs Amanda Hits man, George Gang and Dorothy Norwalk guests with Marian Bates family, Myron Ries Theodore Latteman Herb Nason callers at George Latteman, Charley Hasenpflug with Frank Hasenpflug South Amherst visitors at C Griffen home, M E Timbs in Norwalk. Oberlin Grange plans June gathering with Carlisle for a literary program and refreshments distributed by officials.
Carlisle Grange No. 1972 met Tuesday night with larger attendance. Five members were initiated into the first and second degree.
The legion of forgotten men, over 1000 ex soldiers, will march on Memorial Day to oppose delays in bonus payments due to mature in 1945. Organized by the Veterans Association, the rally seeks immediate payment of soldiers’ bonuses, with Michigan set to receive over $30 million if granted now.
Ohio State Penitentiary fire investigators say the Detroit House of Correction is a sagging aging shell with bulging walls narrow passages and wooden tunnels. Captain Denniston calls it the worst death trap among U S prisons. Built in 1861.
London reports a patriotic slogan tied to Private Thomas Murray of the 2nd East infantry, as supporters rally around the refrain Army and Navy Forever. The brief note highlights Murray's unit and the public’s wartime morale boost from the phrase.
New Haven Conn May 9 Police subdued student rioters at Yale University with night sticks after six officers and many students were injured Fourteen students were arrested including two campus leaders sent by Dean Clarence Mendel to quiet the crowd The disturbance began in Berkeley oval freshman dormitory Two false fire alarms added to the scene as bottles books and debris rained down injuring both police and students
A service record shows a Yorkshire Regiment soldier who had previously joined the army while serving in the navy was sentenced to 56 days detention for deserting the army and returning to naval service.
Berlin streets will see most sharp right turns at heavy traffic corners rounded off during ongoing repairs to improve traffic flow at intersections.
Berlin patrons note the Reichstag restaurant has removed white bread and oranges from its menu to favor home grown products. Rye bread and German grown apples replace them as the new offerings amid a push to support domestic industry.
A garbled note discusses cleaning methods for silk fabrics and examples involving silks and thimbles. The text mentions dissolution turning white and cleaning processes but lacks full context or coherent instructions. It reads as an OCR fragment from a sewing or textile guide with missing words and unclear directives.
TOLEDO O May 9 Three pump gun robbers who shot their way out of a police trap here Thursday after their comrade was killed escaped today. The gang left hundreds of dollars in loot behind and is believed to be hiding in a Michigan city. Some stolen goods identified by Michigan storekeepers were recovered from the burglars bungalow. The body of the slain robber Claude Allen 30 remains here for removal to Mt Pleasant Tenn.
Mrs Edna Allen and her young son John were freed and sent by train to Mr Fleasant. Police concluded Edna Allen had no involvement in the gang’s activities.
Lima Ohio May 9 John Badertscher Jr 24 Columbus Grove clerk and Miss Marjorie Neville 23 English instructor at Columbus Grove High School were killed when their car struck a culvert abutment near Lima Thursday night. The auto burned with Miss Neville found at the scene and Badertscher dying en route to Lima City Hospital. Both bodies were taken to Columbus Grove today.
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