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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1928
Page
2
Reported in a late night incident at the home of Mrs Helen Postie and her parents. John 22 shot his wife 20 and then killed himself after a crisis report. The couple, with two babies, had been living with the parents amid frequent quarrels.
The Posties, long-time residents and former West High School students, wed after a courtship that began during their time at the school. The couple, now with two young children, John aged 4 and Jerry aged 2, are described as a devoted family in the community.
New York Oct 26 Tonight’s political broadcast lineup features a who’s who of national figures. Charles Evans Hughes, Franklin D Roosevelt, Senator James A Reed of Missouri, and Congressman are slated to appear in a major spot on the air.
Gilbert N Haugen Senator Smith W Brookhart and William B Wilson set to address coast to coast radio audiences from Buffalo N Y and Elizabeth N J on Columbia NBC and WEAF networks. Haugen previews Farm Relief 5 50 to 6 p m Central time. Brookhart follows 45 minutes on Hoover and the Farm. Roosevelt's New York WEAF broadcast 7 to 8 p m New York time. Arthur Somers to speak for Democratic State committee on WJZ WHAM at ? p m.
A beauty advert pledges the most beautiful permanent wave to suit any hair texture. The claim touts lasting effect and tailored styling to enhance natural texture for every client.
Amherst High edges Medina 6 2 on a lone touchdown by Hutton in the second quarter. A strong wind aided a third quarter safety when Amherst attempting a boot misfired and went into Medina’s end zone. Substitutions listed for both teams as the game stayed tightly contested in windy conditions.
The largest Industrial basketball league ever organized here is planned by Robert T. Moore of the Y M C A. Fifteen or sixteen teams are expected, with possible two groups for industrial and commercial teams. Practices already underway. managers’ meeting planned in a few weeks. games likely to start after Thanksgiving. Oberlin opened sharply against Elyria, advancing into Elyria territory repeatedly, while Oberlin’s defense held firm with two Elyria passes intercepted and no Oberlin goal line danger.
In the BC Bowling League last night no game topped 200 points. Fox Furnace led game one but fell to Armco Association in games two and three. Rogers Motors impressed early vs Quality Cleaners, while Cleaners swept the final match. Finegan Bakers won the first and last games but lost the middle by seven pins to United Cigar Store Maple Smashers.
Oberlin's line up lists Obig at left end Scott at left tackle Ryan at left guard Thompson at center MacRoberts at right guard White at right tackle O'Farrell at right end Pfaff at quarterback Kursk at left halfback Fields at right halfback and Thomas at fullback in a classic formations reading.
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