Canoe Journey Aims 2000 Miles To New Orleans
An adventurer plans a distant voyage leaving Saturday with a 16 foot canoe bound for New Orleans. The lengthy trek spans about two thousand miles as part of a personal ambition.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1936
Page
21
An adventurer plans a distant voyage leaving Saturday with a 16 foot canoe bound for New Orleans. The lengthy trek spans about two thousand miles as part of a personal ambition.
The article notes that Rearick and Fisher have trained together since boyhood and anticipate returning next fall, with Raul likely involved in plans.
Columbus. May 28. State Treasurer Harry St. Dey and his chief assistant, Nay Marur, were sued for $100,000. The action names the state treasurer and staff in a civil suit filed in county court alleging financial misconduct. The case seeks damages and seeks an injunction.
A health advisory highlights constipation as more than minor discomfort. It notes stress can worsen it and suggests bulk foods like Kellogg’s All-Bran to cleanse the system. The ad promotes using Ar-BraN as a cereal served with milk and says Kellogg’s guarantees its laxative effectiveness.
Whom Daugherty of Columbus faced a false imprisonment charge tied to a probe of a treasury office shortage. W Merle Cortner, chief bond clerk, was indicted for embezzlement and pleaded guilty and is in Ohio penitentiary. Daugherty’s indictment for receiving and concealing stolen property was dismissed after she claimed 25 days in jail awaiting bond.
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