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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1929
Page
13
A reader asks about surviving after discovery of her husband’s infidelity after 21 years of marriage and five children. Cadman counsels compassion, renewing faith, and rebuilding family life, urging the woman to seek interior strength and trust in God while facing the emotional trial.
The Rogers farm, a 99 acre dairy and general farming property in Lorain County, traces ownership from Henry N. Rogers who bought 58 acres in 1864 from Nelson Hendryx, who then served in the 42nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry at Camp Punch. Additional 41 acres were purchased in 1861 from Reville Rice, with the full tract finally held by C. H. and Jennie Rogers by 1913. The deeds were filed in 1864 and 1867.
Kipton O May 21 Mrs Charles Mitchell and son Herbert of Rochester visited the Perkins home. N W Newton attended the almoni banquet at North Fairfield. Mead Buckley and daughters of Wakeman attended Community church commencement. Miss Mildred Gibson niece of Mrs Calkins graduated at New London. John Born and children of Henrietta were Sunday guests of C C Salzman and attended Camden Baptist church. Eldon Radcliffe and Melvin of Wellington visited Betts home with Dean Betts and La Verne of Wakeman.
A run of local social items lists Sunday guests from Cleveland to Elyria and Canton. People like M. E. Perkins and daughter Frances visit relatives in Cleveland while Woolford and Denman families travel to Elyria and Medina. The piece notes funerals, commencements, and class plays with multiple households named.
Mrs. Tu R Kenyon and Miss Emma Kenyon drove to Norwalk Ohio on Friday afternoon. Milton Anderson of Elyria called on his sister Mrs R F Kenyon and family Saturday. Carl Neiding returned home from Toledo Friday. L R Kenyon drove to Norwalk Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Byron W Dalton returned from their wedding trip and will live on George Dalton Sr farm. The Daltons arrived home two hours before a death summons to Mrs Dalton's brother Gus.
Mr. A. C. Druggan of Columbus testifies that Konjola ended his health woes after torpid liver caused dizziness swelling and pain. He used four bottles and felt better in five years with improved liver function bowel cleansing and reduced fatigue. Sold at Phillip's Drug Store Elyria and by local druggists.
Senate and House members from Nebraska spar over the power lobby issue as debate on the censue and reapportionment bill proceeds. Senator Norris and Representative touch on lobbying influence, with ongoing discussion of legislative reform and district changes.
Farm bill conferees continue debate on the tariff bill. Republican members of the Ways and Means Committee consider tentative peace amendments to the tariff measure.
Friedrichshafen Germany May 21 Resources from Zeppelin Company and Maybach Motor Works are being mobilized to find why Graf Zeppelin motor troubles forced a landing in France. Dr Hugo Eckener says no long flights, especially Atlantic crossings, will occur until the motor problem is solved and the craft is deemed safe. He will return to Toulon after talks with Maybach head and hopes to return Graf Zeppelin to its home hangar by Thursday night or Friday with two replacement motors. Sabotage is ruled out as a cause.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses American Indians and Prophets, claiming universal peace and viewing Indians as chosen by the Great Spirit. Mentions a sacred book and the word from God, contrasting obedience with a sword. text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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