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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1929
Page
2
Cooking expert Flora G Dowler answers reader questions on canning methods including cold pack and oven heat canning. She explains temperature choices 275 degrees versus 250 degrees, packing and cooling practices, jar placement, and air circulation for safe sterilization and quality preservation.
Local social life is sketched with visits among the Rice Beaumont and Beau mont families in Sherwood and Elyria. Teachers start in Strongville while Rev Mackey departs for Clyde after three years’ pastorate. community gathers to honor him with gifts and a sendoff. Football practice begins, a Ridgeville picnic, and a September PTAs meeting are noted alongside illness reports, choir activities, and local church efforts. A Akron court convicts a girl and her stepmother of shoplifting $25, each getting a month in jail.
School notes from Ridgeville report everything well after wartime disruptions. Class officers have been elected and various activities are set to resume.
In Plymouth Wisconsin a farm incident involved Christine Meng age 22, her step-daughter gave no charge that she was led into wrongdoing by the step-mother. The report notes no direct accusation against Mrs. Meng as the investigation proceeds.
A one night outage hit a local community when a heron touched a 2300-volt line and an adjacent wire causing a short circuit that killed the bird’s “light” and cut power to nearby homes. The incident prompted questions about the grid and wildlife risk near transmission corridors.
News brief from Hutchinson Kansas notes a policy plan to bar women without stockings from visiting the state reformatory in the future, reflecting dress standards for inmate access.
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