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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1929
Page
13
Congress today reports continued House debate on a tariff bill. Republican members of the Ways and Means Committee hold an executive session to hear members seeking rate changes in the proposed tariff. Incubators hold as many as 52 000 units in use today.
The Lehman Radio Company expands with a second sales room after the three brothers Joe Carl and A Lehman move from the East avenue and George corner to the Lodi and West avenue site The trio credits perseverance and willingness to meet a prospect as the secret of their success
The Lehman Company expands its business with a new Fem ple Radio set built by seventeen top engineers. The firm sells radios and is renowned for radio repairs and reliability across their growing customer base.
May 14 report from Mrs. Bina West Miller founder of the Women's Benefit Association says men are more willing to stay home on lodge nights to care for children and cooking. She traces the group from 1892 and notes a program for supervised recreation while urging proper child recreation to curb crime. Nitrogen is used to control fruit ripening.
May 14 Kipton Ohio Frances Perkins reports a flurry of Sunday visits and weekend gatherings. Bliss Margaret Meehling of Cleveland spent time with her parents Mr and Mrs A Meehling. Amy Hurst stayed with Thomas Lee. Dr and Mrs F E Weeks were Norwalk visitors. Several families hosted relatives including Brumby Losey Morgan Calkins and Ackerman.
Sunday visitors at the Brumby home included Carm Williams of West Ridge and Fred Hawk of Shelby. An egg truck en route from Napoleon to Cleveland struck Sluice bridge railing east of Phillip Herman’s, driver uninjured. Residents and travelers from town attended events in Sandusky, Cleveland, Elyria, and health programs, with several named locals noted.
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