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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1929
Page
6
United Press listings from WEAF NBC and WWABC CBS detail a 1929 schedule. Highlights include Sunshine Hour on WEAF at 7 EST, Detective Drama on WWABC CBS at 3 EST, Hask Simmons Show Boat VII on NBC at 9:20 estimate, and Setherling Singers on NBC at 9:36.
Burke of 1505 Middle Ave Elyria was injured on a Pensfield roadway while backing a tractor. Steering gear failed, he was hurled to the road, suffering head and arm lacerations and multiple bruises. First aid given at the Ne hospital building.
A Lebanon man, Harry Col, recalls stomach trouble since 1918 and credits Konjola for relief after four weeks. He reports full recovery, improved appetite, and normal digestion. Konjola is sold at Philip's Drug Store in Elvira, Ohio, and by local druggists.
Mrs Bex Ogden of Rankin Illinois says she used Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound before and after pregnancies and after a recent illness. She reports feeling stronger, does heavy field and house work, and recommends the tonic while inviting letters for more detail.
The article notes a long dry spell affecting the eastern states except Vermont, details a 2200 mile trip, and mentions visits in New York City with Airs. W. W. Baker and Mrs. S. G. Farrar while recounting various local society and club activities and a correction for the name Andrew Brown.
Amherst Sept 13 ah members and families of the Methodist church will host a farewell reception in honor of Rev and Mrs W E Speaker and son Chauncey at the church parlors Thursday evening A program of speeches and music is planned The Speakers depart this week for Middlefield Ohio where Rev Speaker has been transferred Rev James Lyons will preach his initial sermon Sunday evening at Amherst.
Case No 6246 and 6248 D Symons executor seeks sale of decedent Lottie Miller real estate in Lorain County Ohio to pay debts. He alleges insufficient personal estate. He names Ted Opdyke Frank Opdyke and Fern Opdyke as heirs and defendants and requires answer by October 12, 1929. Parcel details describe five lots in City Farms Addition and Blyine Blyine? Lorain County records cited. Public notice dated August 16, 1929.
The Rev. Hu. H. Abels, admitted to Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, shares a rare path from patrolman to chief of police and pastor. As a student he policed to fund studies, later led Parkersburg police while serving as assistant pastor, then pursued seminary again after injuries. He graduated Garrett and Northwestern, earning a master of arts, and once worked as a special beach policeman. He stands 6 feet 2 inches, about 240 pounds, and wore a police uniform during public duties.
County commissioners open bids on road improvement projects across the county. Bid areas include Foster-Indian Hollow, Penfield-LaGrange, Kolbe in Amherst, Black River townships, New London-Eastern in Huntington, West Road in Wellington and Penfield, Vermont street in La Grange and Penfield, Columbia West River in Columbia, and Indian Hollow in La Grange and Penfield townships.
Marietta Ohio September reports workers laboring in three shifts to extinguish a mine fire at Cambridge Colleries One mile northwest of Caldwell. Flames spread over sixty feet of the entry, with superintendent J B Morris and two others burned and listed in serious condition. The mine employs around 300 to 350 men and is believed to have started from an oil fumes ignition in a night pumper.
In Columbus Ohio tomorrow a dozen to 50 of 7700 Union soldiers who fought at Chickamauga will attend the 64th annual reunion of the Army of Cumberland. Discussion may include possible disbanding due to survivors' advanced age. Last year 13 members were present. Other notes: a forest ranger reports a prismatic rainbow in Olympic Mountains Washington. Mrs C A Lauer hosted visitors. Mr and Mrs C F Schroeder moved to Schibley farm. village council held its regular session transacting routine business.
Lorain County farm women will learn to track household finances under a home accounts project planned by the county extension service. The program aims to show not just where money goes but how why and how much. Several women have already inquired, says county extensions agent Wilms Bonar.
Miss Geneva M. Bane, OSU home management specialist, will visit Ely on December 3 to meet interested women. She will explain keeping accounts and hand out count books to help start the new year. Canada reports one motor car for every nine people in its borders.
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