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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1928
Page
13
Langley Field reports show bomb airplanes evolving into major war tools. New planes will carry ten or more bombs up to 200 miles, fly from 290 to 6 miles altitudes, and drop them with improved navigation. Advances include radio beacons, gyroscopic controls, and fog devices to evade anti aircraft fire and surprise enemies.
The text describes a single low flying scout plane failing to disrupt microphone detection of incoming bombers. It cites war department statements denying controversy and notes anonymous ordinance experts claim Archie keeps up, while individual flyers privately dispute the claim, saying the situation is worse.
Miss Evra Prindle of Cleveland visited Miss Hilda Martin in Eaton while the Cone family hosted weekend guests from Be rea. Several residents hosted dinner guests from Fairview Cleveland and Elyria. A paralytic stroke struck Mrs Magdeton Wilson at her daughter’s home. Cora Dimaline marked her fifteenth birthday with a surprise party. Attendees included Taye Longnon Virginia Ross and Hassell Tite with prizes in costume contests and a Methodist conference attended by Burl Martin and others.
Cleveland Sunday notes guests and callers from Elyria and Lorain County. Mr and Mrs Clare Cooley and son from Elyria visited Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs W J Longdon returned to Columbus Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Hennie and Mrs Harry from Cleveland and Mrs Nellis from Elyria dined with Dr and Mrs BL Phelps Tuesday. Reverend H W Hales called on Mr and Mrs D W Carpenter Tuesday after the Lorain Methodist conference. Mrs Walter Kriertzburg and daughter Laurel from Olmsted Falls visited Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Brandau and Mr and Mrs Charles Carpenter from Elyria called on Mr and Mrs D W Carpenter Sunday afternoon. Mrs S C Pierce is sick this week. Mrs Frances Nichols is staying with her daughter in Elyria. Mrs Earl Lewis from Stenswick and a cousin from Here county were guests Tuesday of Mr and Mrs A B Martin. Mr and Mrs Clair Reisinger
The article notes a Sunday gathering in Kensington Ohio with Mr and Mrs Gorge Addison and daughter Ruth hosting Hennie from Cleveland. Gust Hennie stays all week while Alice Gilder visits Ridgeville. A senior plans a contest starting the first Sunday in October with four divisions.
Social items list visits and hospitality in Brunswick and Elyria including Mr and Mrs Earl Lew and Miss Ethel Starkey. A note on Mrs Minnie Cook’s illness and visits by Eminger family. Agricultural column advises applying lime now if soil is acidic, with timing guidance for alfalfa and nurse crops and cautions about lime types and scheduling.
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