21 Chickens Stolen From Amherst Coops
R H Hearn of Middle Ridge Road reports to Sheriff Clarence Adams that 21 chickens were stolen from his coops near Amherst on Storday, details indicate a local burglary.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1932
Page
18
R H Hearn of Middle Ridge Road reports to Sheriff Clarence Adams that 21 chickens were stolen from his coops near Amherst on Storday, details indicate a local burglary.
Stanislaw Hausner the Polish flier will speak at Holy Cross Church at West Avenue and 15th Street next Tuesday at 7 30 p m Experiences from his failed Atlantic crossing are recounted He left New York June 3 flew 3000 miles in 29 hours then forced down 150 miles from Ireland After eight days adrift he was rescued by a British tanker
In Pittsfield on October 14 Mrs Dale Piper Mrs Leona Zimmerman and Mrs Pycraft attended the County PTA meeting in Brownhelm expressing enthusiasm for the All-County Orchestra directed by Gerald Franks. Mrs Louis Gibbins hosted dinner for three friends, Mrs Charles Elkins Mrs Walter Wilton and Mrs Walter Green. School No 1 began the year with officers Ben Behner president Miss Bessie Riggs secretary and Mrs Arthur R Roberts treasurer. a pre social masquerade at the Meek home is planned for Oct 25 and District No 3 will sponsor a Halloween social at the schoolhouse on Oct 27.
District No will hold their regular monthly meeting at the schoolhouse this evening. Little Roger Jones has been visiting his grandmother Mrs C West this week. He spent Tuesday with his uncle and aunt Edward and Mrs West in Oberlin. Mrs West and daughter Tona Auble drove to Milan Wednesday and took Roger home. The boy now runs without the brace he wore after an accident last spring. Rolland Zimmerman, driving for an Akron firm, visits after a Texas trip. Mr. and Mrs. Edward McConnell and children dined with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sooy in Homeville. Mrs. A W Davidson and son Melvin spent Tuesday evening with LeRoy Lounsbrough’s family. At Friday’s PTA meeting at School No 5, Rolland Zimmerman will speak on a Baltimore and New York trip from this summer. Mrs W HEL Green spent Monday with her aunt Bessie Biggs in Penfield. John West and L R Lounsbrough were in Cleveland on Wednesday for business.
West Ridge residents report a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Theodore Manns New Oberlin for Henry Pallas family and others. Guests include Hahn Wangerine and Seriaibly families Oberlin. Worrester Nevins Longbrake Dorff Dorffs. Marian Pallas attended Wooster Heidelberg game. Betty Miller absent from school all fall.
Kansas rancher Joe Sowders, shown hospitalized in Hureka, faces murder charges for the shooting of his wife Gladys Sowders in Wichita. Identified by her son Stanley Schaaf, Sowders claims he was not in Wichita that night. He crashed his car hours after the shooting. The report notes the wife’s recovery and lists local social updates and reflections on speech as a democratic product.
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