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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1929

Page

2

Brown Breaks In to Rescue Captive in Dark House

Brown forces the locked door after a thunderstorm to reach Charlie Carfax bound and gagged. He unties him, fetches tea, and meets a frightened Charlie who curls into levity as danger looms, while uneasy watchers circle outside the house.

Brown Simon Brill King’s Cross Coomber House Biz Enerty Charlie Carfax Charlo Sone Charlie Mummy

New London Nuptials Proud Pair Wed quietly at Norwich

Miss Jean Bartlett and Howard Weaver were married in a noon ceremony by Justice Beatty in Norwich. Both are New London locals, with Bartlett a 1926 NLHS graduate and Weaver a 1925 graduate now employed in rubber and telephone positions. They will live at Mansfield on Walnut Street. Also noted are family guests and a May banquet with 275 attendees.

New London Jean Bartlett H. T. Bartlett West Main Howard Weaver Guy Weaver Justice of the Peace Beatty Norwalk Mansfield Walnut Street

Alumni Night at New London High School Prompts Long Return

The New London High School Alumni Association held a Friday evening gathering in the school auditorium on May 19 featuring alumni from 1882 to 1929. Mrs. 0. M. Gres singer presided, with about twenty members toasts and speeches. A banquet by New London grange preceded welcomes from the class of 1929 president Robert Sentes and performances by Christine Giles Bingham and an orchestra from Norwalk.

Arthur Becker Philadelphiaz Christine Bingham Guy Weaver, Jr Medina Guy Weaver New Washington New London High School Alumni Association 0. M. Gressinger New London Robert Sentes Christine Giles Bingham Norwalk

Muni Officers Named and Conference Speakers Detailed

The weekly notes list Sterling Ward as president with Ralph Smith as vice president Donna Smith as secretary and M Twaddle as treasurer. Mary Louise Houghton visited Doris Hearson at Norwalk while A L Hearson joined Geo Parnell for Sunday calls. A conference on Finding and Sharing Christ will feature M C A secretaries ministers faculty students and Hi Y representatives chaired by David W Teachout with Dr Robert S Smith Fred W Ramser George Irving and Rev Joel B Hayden among speakers.

Muni Sterling Ward Ralph Smith Donna Smith M. Twaddle Mary Louise Houghton Doris Hearson Norwalk A. L. Hearson Geo. Parnell Christ Robert S. Smith Yale Divinity School Fred W. Ramser National Council of Tie M.C Cleveland David W. Teachout

Elyrians Attend State Y M C A Conference

Elyrians are expected to attend the State Religious Work Conference of the Y M C A to be held Saturday and Sunday at Columbus. W O McClellan the local Y M C A general secretary reported today that 10 or 12 men from the city have been invited.

Columbus W. O. McClellan

Emergency Aid Effort Spreads to Oil Fields

Government efforts to engage oil field workers in safety gain momentum with the introduction of first aid teams. The program mirrors coal mine labor safety outreach, expanding training and readiness among field crews.

Training for oil and gas workers across centers

The article notes a broad training system for miners and oil field workers, with fully organized and equipped fire and rescue squads in Pennsylvania and other areas. It cites a Colorado incident where trained workers saved a man overcome by gas fumes, restoring life with artificial respiration. It concludes with a definition: Heretic comes from a Greek word meaning choice.

Pennsylvania Iidiana Colorad

Early English wax clocks mark hours by burning bands

A short note describes how early English timekeepers used wax bands wrapped around a candle or baton. As the wax burned away at a steady rate, observers could tell the hour by the remaining length or marked divisions.

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