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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1927
Page
2
In Ashland Ohio on November 3 Prosecuting Attorney H B Culbertson announces action against illicit canned heat trading. He links sales to at least two deaths and possible manslaughter charges for sellers.
Reports say General Pangaios, former dictator of Greece, is seriously ill on a Aegean Island where he has been exiled. He allegedly refused a prison physician, saying he would poison him, and demanded his own physician in Athens.
Four more victims reported to police, increasing the toll from tainted pastry sold from street wagons to 28. The Nov. 3 update places Cleveland food poisoning cases tied to the vendor sequence, as health officials investigate the outbreak and advise caution to the public.
At Elyrias Theatres Patsy Ruth Miller headlines What Every Girl Should Know at Rivoll Friday. The Warner drama centers on three orphans Mamie Sullivan, aged seventeen, Dlayar by Patsy Ruth Miller, Dave, a twenty one year old truck driver, and little Bob played by Mickey Meehan, with plot driven by an arrest and circumstantial evidence.
A child drains rum before his truck collides with a limousine killing its occupant. An empty rum flask found in the truck is used as evidence of drunken driving. Dave receives ten years in prison. Mamie and Bob are sent to an orphanage as the home breaks apart. Mamie’s charm wins a wealthy young man to uncover the charges and win a pardon. A heartening comedy drama of love and Irish luck.
The Kipton P. T. A. and school held a Halloween supper on October 31 in the school auditorium with nearly 300 attendees. Menu included baked ham potatoes turnips jelly pickles bread and butter coffee and pumpkin pie. The program featured two one act farces The Mouse Trano a song by grades one and two and stunt songs by the high school. Prizes went to Norman Knuth Elijah Watkins Mrs. Rauch Ruby Bates and others. Over 31.00 was raised. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gott and family of Wellington attended as visitors.
A long list of Oberlin area residents and guests attend Halloween events, dinners, and lectures. Names include Grace McBurnie, Clara Bayless, Rev Jack Jones, Frank Sedgeman, George Sedgeman, Otto Huene, Nellie Haigh, Alma Perkins, Fred Perkins, Nellie Obitts, Dean Betts, Otto Geist, Dora Pomroy, Kury Pomroy, Lesser of Camden, Ellen Redelson Melvin, Clarence Wait, Ann Baeght, and others. Occasions feature hospitalities, shopping trips, and a schoolhouse Halloween program plus a lecture at the school auditorium.
Tuesday afternoon Wood and others reported repair work completed at the Disciples church in Oberlin. Rev Phelps, a former pastor, visited Miss Lucy Waterhouse. Rev Harding attended the Congregational association of Hiyha last week. Mrs Ethel Ingersell and children, Mrs Hazel Sandiack, Mrs Jack Perkins, were in Cleveland last week. County superintendent of schools and state man Mr Veshrle called at Camden school.
Dr Edwin Kirby of Elyria spoke at the M. church on the Woms Home Mission life work and urged a yes vote on Starshail bill. Van Arends joined Hathaway Morer Co. after three years with Auto Sales and Service Co. in Canton. Mrs Lyell Black and Mrs Wm Smith of Canton visited the Squire home, where Was Wrote Smith will remain for a time.
While strolling through his garden this week, Van Arsdale discovered a lovely bush of large red raspberries. An apple tree was said to be in blossom on the Town Line road near Keren, and roses have been reported blooming again, making a bright scene for late summer.
The baton Grange will meet Tuesday evening November Standard Atone meeting the annual election of officers will occur with hopes for full attendance. The Popona meeting will be Amherst on Saturday this week November 6. A large turnout was at the previous rural Grange gathering and the next journey at the Braveling Gavel was noted.
Plans are already under way for the event from Eaton to Columbia. The Mesa Arizona temple is the seventh front edifice built by the Mormon church, with four in Utah one in Canada and one in Hawaii. Judge James III Chase of Cashmere Washington at 67 was the oldest soldier at the national encampment of the G A R this year.
Tutsia California officials say their fire department may be the only in the United States to feature a firefighter who operates with a single leg, highlighting the department's unusual personnel capability.
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