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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1929

Page

6

Two Flyers Burn To Death In Plane Crash At Pittsburgh

Two aviators Charlies Tygard and Lea H. McEllicott died when their airplane stalled after takeoff from Rodgers Field. The men, both 25, were from Dormont and Butler respectively, as flames engulfed the wreckage. A follow on note mentions experiments to develop hardy fruit tree varieties for Alaska.

Pittsburgh Rodgers Field Charlies Tygard Dormont Lea HE. McEllicott Butler

Plum Creek Deepening and Widening Linked to Oberlin Council

Oberlin Sept 6 The Oberlin Council approved widening and deepening Plum Creek after a Wednesday night session. A plumbers license was granted to Charles Brill. Rev Lenz will leave Oberlin next Sunday after nine years at the Inca church. Twin daughters were born to Mr and Mrs John Parker of Painesville on Sunday. The article also notes various local social events, reunions, and upcoming Oberlin College football schedule.

Plum Creek Oberlin Charles Brill Youngstown Lenz John Parker Painesville Parker Grace Edwards College Oberlin College Kent College DePauw Mount Union Case Cleveland Michigan Akron Oberta Webster Wooster Miami Oxford Western Reserve

Democrats Lay Plans for Battle on Tariff Bill

Washington Sept 6 a private agreement by leaders of all senate factions the Farm Bloc Democrats and administration aims to delay final action on the 600 million tariff bill Instead the senate may begin reconvening Monday with consideration of administrative features and valuation provisions while shelving surgical cuts to industrial rates Borah and Robinson discuss delaying tactics to educate the public on what they call iniquities of the bill

Washington Senate Farm Bloc United States Robinson Borah Idaho Finance Committee

Leaders reach agreement on tariff bill provisions

Robinson presents bill to the Big Three Watson Smoot Reed seeking delay on the rate section and focus on administrative features. Democrats plan to oppose King’s amendment to abolish the tariff commission’s percent status and to limit the president’s power with the commission. They also aim to challenge Republican plans for a tariff commission to set rates based on foreign costs versus production costs abroad.

Robinson Watson Smoot Reed Penonsylvania Tariff Commission Congress Commission United States

New Orleans Trolley Strike Ends in Settlement

An agreement to settle the New Orleans trolley strike has been reached in New York and must be ratified by workers in New Orleans. Old workers will be rehired by seniority and a compromise on union domination will be implemented, with credit given to Rev John A Bran of Catholic University of Washington for his unofficial mediation.

New York New Orleans John A. Rran Catholic University of Washington

Masked Men Helped Prisoners Escape in Lawrence County Jail

Five prisoners escaped from a Lawrence County jail with two masked men supplying saws and helping to cut bars. Witnesses say the masked men aided the breakout and urged prisoners to avoid alerting guards. Escapees include Charles Lambert, Bill Adams, Estill Wallen, Walter Johnson, and Buck Carter. Olie Atkins warned a jailer after the others fled.

Louisa Lawrence County Charles Lambert Walter Johnson Buck Carter Olie Atkins

Berea and Cleveland visits fill Ridge notes

Local residents recount Berea Fair attendance and family visits from Olivet Mich to Shawville and Elyria. Travel includes trips to Chippewa Lake and the Cleveland air races alongside Oak Ridge messages. Graf Zeppelin sightings near Cleveland and Los Angeles passage spark curiosity. Families visit relatives in Lima Wheeling and Columbus over a busy week.

Chronicle-Telegram Elyrla. C Sherman Mason Minnich Chas. Peters Columbus Michigan Visst Murray Mason Beulah Olivet Doris Minnick Roger Gideon Frisbee Shawville Helen Eastwood Medina Unica Porter Oberlin Road Minas Edna Pallas Eva Bryant Floyd Amherst H. Drusendall Margaret Mildred Pallas Chas. Pallas Elyria Berea Ollie Minnich Gilbert Donia A. W. Mason Robert Mich Chippewa Lake Charles Pallas Theodore Manns Russia Henry Pallas Los Angeles Cleveland Chicago Conrad Lima Wm. Wagner

West Lorain County Social Notes and Fair Prizes

South Ridge reports Mr and Mrs Harvey Grobe and daughter Alice returning to St Petersburg Fla after a three month visit with Walter Grobe family and relatives in Elyria. Emil Schroeder hosts a Sunday family gathering for fifty guests with dinner on lawn and games. Esther and Lester Beal win first prize at Lorain County Fair Elyria for best loving twins in the children health contest. Henry Delefield hosts guests from Cleveland Amherst Elyria and Lorain including Mrs Benjamin Butler Miss Mabel Behan and others.

Arthur Allen Michigan Sarah Avery Mabel Whitney Springfield Ohio Myrtle Hurd Camden H. E. Bartlett W. S. Avery Schlebaum Cleveland Fred Jordan Lucy Turner C. Miller Arizhion Harderman F.C. Brandt Toledo Lorain Lakewood Walter Friend Leland Vermilion Vernon Norton South Ridge Harvey Grobe Alice St. Petersburg Florida Walter Grobe Elyria Emil Schroeder Pittsburgh Amherst Esther Lester Beal Elmer Beal Lorain County Henry Delefield Benjamin Butler Mabel Behan Anna Kessler Myron Robbins Fair William Cook Maud Day Kitty Oldham

Local residents visit, guests and trips around town

Mrs Cook and Edward Cook of Townline Road plus many neighbors and relatives from Elyria Berea and Amherst visited, called on families, and attended Columbus and Berea fairs. Multiple motor trips to Kentucky Southern Ohio, church services on Sunday, and school opening with Ada Kinsley as teacher mark community activity.

Cook John Edward Cook Townline Road Car Drammp Canada William Schubert Elyria Lewis Kroehle Kathryn Schild Columbus Fair Howard Everson Barbara David McClurg Moe Hahn Julia Whitmore Walter Grobe Edward Ernst North Ridge M. Wedell Alfred Wedell Berea Conrad Ernst John Haker Wellington Lewis Behnke Anthony Delefield Henry Schmitkens Harvey Eschtruth Middle Ridge George Cox Amherst V Schubert Mervin Schubert W. T. Collier J. P. Bechtel Charles Dehn Mabel Dehn Milton Baus Matilda Drumm Ohio Kentucky J. H. Amor Ada Kinsley Henrietta Albert Kroehle Edgar Phillip Richardson Cleveland George Vogler

Pittsfield Social News Roundup Opens With Local Travels

Mrs M A Campbell reports a busy week as local families attended Berea and State fairs. George McConnell and kin visited recent guests at Coulson home. Clarence DeRodes Doris Van Buren and Shirley Ann from Illinois joined Coulsons. Stevens family began a motor trip to Buffalo and other sites in New York and Pennsylvania. James Davidson and family among those noted in this week’s Pittsfield notes.

Wallace Bear Clarence DeRodes Doris van Buren Wood County Maria Shirley “Ann Coulson Clarence Stevens Charles Elsie Buffalo New York Pennsylvania James Davidson

Konjola Ends Suffering After 20 Years of Ills

Testimonial from John A. Hinn of Cincinnati recounts decades of digestive and nerve troubles. He says Konjola brought rapid relief within a week and full recovery in three weeks, with catarrhal and earache ailments vanishing. Ad claims product sold at Philip's Drug Store in Elsta, Ohio and by area druggists.

John A. Hinn Roe Street Cincinnati Ohio Konjola Kanjola Elstia Philip’s

Amherst Community Happenings Include Choir, Outing and Moves

Amherst notes report joint choir rehearsals for St Peter's Evangelical and area churches at St Peters, an outing for Holy Name society at Jos Gillis farm featuring a ball game with a chicken dinner for the losers, and various moves. The Philathea Bible class resumes after two months, with a program and refreshments. Local leaders announce bus charter for Lorain Federation meeting. staff changes include substitutes in the Amherst High commercial department. Two Amherst youths join 425 Ohio State University graduates, William Marshall and Richard Gleason, the largest class in OSU history.

John Garland Elyria Alec Garland J. Garland Jackson Michigan Vena Niedhardt St John’s South Amherst St. Paul's St John's Lorain St. Peters Evangelical Church St. Peter's Church Holy Name Society Jos Gillis Farm Edith Heller Helen Cameron G. W. Anderson Ohio Quarry Office Force J. Leonard Philathea Bible St. Peter's Evangelical Church R. L. Meaz Fred Helzhauer Wilma Helzhauer Anna Lempke Anna Lakofsky R. L. Monz Fred Mathes Max Lark Ladies” Aid Society St Peter's Evangelical Church Vaile Lorain County

West Ridge residents share farm events and visits

Master Robert Penfound returned from Columbus where he exhibited a Holstein calf at the State Fair. J. H. Penfound and son Harlan came back from Greenville to attend the Hansford-Tarry family reunion. Local attendees at Friday church reception included Theodore Grills family and others. Oat yields lag while wheat is fair. Grange met to plan county fair exhibits. Several families attended the Ohio State Fair midweek.

Robert Penfound Columbus J. H. Penfound Harlan Greenville Mich Hansford-Tarr South Ridge Church Theodore Grills Melvin and Harold Clara Jackson Myra Whitney George Decker H. H. Drusendahl Leota Dick Johnston Freda B. Q. Pope Margaret Toth Elyria Chas Foth Ruth Sipple Walter Sipple Grange Committee Harry Lauer W. H. Drusendahl Sherman Mason Ollie Minnich

Also Mentioned on This Page

Amherst Eagles Oberlin Business Men's Club Martin Son Esther Alfplen North Park Street Bridgette _Club John McConnell Okegi’s Edith Crock Montreal Europe New York City Georgia Crock Harold Henderson Milwaukee, Wis Mrs J. T. Henderson Oberlin Masonic Lodge Jean Jones Aloha Camp New Hampshire J. Ford Obedin Frank Dibelius Wakeman Wheeling West Virginia Ohio Caverns West Liberty John H. Lenz Sacred Heart Catholic Church Bishop Schrembs Donald Jameson Camp Pemigewasset Wentworth N. H James A. Richards Bridgton Maine Hubert Stone Athens Henry Stone North Main Street Ohio Northern University Elva Baldwin East Lorain Street Mae Lyman David Waterman David, Jr. Byrne Jane Ann Mary Faith B. C. Pops Charles Toth Julius Alex Fremont Stanley Brown Munsell Curl Chers The Murbach Coal & Supply Co Ffemmninine Prado Endicott - Johnson Mens EM Joye Endicott-Johnson Keamer Broad Street Dreamland Theater Pittsfield M. A. Campbell George McConnell E. R. McConnell Roy Brasee Herbert Whitney John A. Hirn West Ridge Maumee Maumee Dairy Blaine St Kenneth L. Wise C. J. Miller Elyria Savings Bank
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