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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1930

Page

3

Estimate Claims 60000 Massacred in Chinese War

Reports from Shanghai estimate 60000 killed when the fourth and fifth Red armies captured Kiangsi province on October 6. Government funds a $1.5 million loan to finance an expedition starting November 1 to suppress bandit forces. Peng Te-Hui and Huang Kung-Lueh lead the so called Fifth Red army, now active in Changsha and surrounding areas.

Kiang Kiangsi Hankuw Shanghai Chantsha Maunen Peng Te-Hui Bfth Red Army Changsha

Father John’s Medicine Boosts Child Health for Winter

An old advertisement touts Father John’s Medicine as a simple food remedy with no drugs or alcohol. It claims benefits for children with vitamin deficiency, improving appetite, weight, and immunity, and says it is easily assimilated and tastes good. It notes widespread hospital use and urges regular use.

Father John

Avon Lake Seniors to Compete at Oberlin Scholarship Exams

Avon Lake will be well represented at Oberlin for scholarship examinations on Saturday in which Hob IISbro participates in mathematics Eldore Burmeister in English and Frank Stephens in history. The Contest is open to seniors only. Faculty members J L Oppel RA Coykendale Ruth Connor and Hele Cowrse will accompany contestants and join them for luncheon during the Oberlin Wooster game and at the college dance. Fourteen juniors and five seniors besides the contestants will join as guests at the same events.

Avon Lake Oberlin Hob Iisbro Eldore Burmeister Frank Stephens J. L. Oppel R A. Coykendale Ruth Connor Hele Cowrse

Amherst Items: Homecoming, Weddings, and Local Briefs

William Oltman returns to Amherst from four months in Germany where he married. wife to join him soon and live on East Main Street. Hal loween party planned at St Johns church parlor with costumes games and refreshments. Jacob Wilhelm and wife welcome a son at Amherst hospital. Numerous social visits and church events noted across Amherst and nearby towns with lists of locals and activities.

Amherst Wiliam Oltman Germany America Qltman East Main Street Jacob Wilhelm Church Street Amherst Hospital

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