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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1929

Page

5

August industrial accidents in Lorain County totals 384

Industrial accidents in Lorain County during August reached 384 with two fatally. Of the total, 79 caused more than seven days of disability, 42 seven days or less, and 256 involved no loss of time though medical fees were paid. Total time loss 29,542 days. Elyria accounted for 225 incidents and one death, Lorain for 38 and one death. Statewide August totals 24,522 accidents and 120 fatalities, time loss 1,061,225 days.

Lorain Industrial Commission Division of Safety and Hygiene Zlycia

Jews Observe Rosh Hashanah Beginning October Fourth

The article notes Jews worldwide will begin Rosh Hashanah Friday evening October 4 1929 with Reform Jews observing one day and Orthodox Jews two days. It marks 5699 on the Hebrew calendar and emphasizes the day as religious and contemplative rather than secular New Year. It recalls ancient sacrifices and Shofar, exile, and the shift from agricultural to spiritual significance. Reform and Orthodox communities highlight repentance and judgment.

Palestine Temple Temple of Jerusalem

Jolson Stars In Say It With Songs At Theatres

At The Theatres JOLSON COMES IN GREAT SINGING FILM. The Jazz Singer star returns in Say It With Songs with Davey Lee at Capitol Theatre. Jolson plays Joe Lanes, a former prize fighter turned songwriter and radio entertainer, as romance and ambition collide with backing and friendship.

Westerder al Jolson Davey Lee Capitol Theatre Jolson Joe Lanes Aghbter Lane

The Fail of Eve at Rivoli Theatre

Columbia's talking picture The Fail of Eve drew cheers at the Rivoli with a witty cast of eight. Patsy Ruth Miller leads as a comic heroine and Ford Sterling, in a sharp character turn, fuels a brisk marital farce.

Columbia Eve Rivoli Theatre Briely

Amherst Girls Face Brownhelm In Close Season Opener

In Amherst and South Amherst, activities included the girls free club electing officers Milda Ruth president Margeret Histed vice president Ruth Allsop secretary and Norma Merchant librarian The girls basketball team lost a tight opener to Brownhelm after two extra innings The Dime Society at Congregational church planned a church dinner and social time followed by a St John’s service group hosting a surprise party for Mrs Dolde with guest list and refreshments provided

South Amherst Dime Society The Congregational Church Minnie Fakraey C. O. Stone Dusi- S St. John’s Eversgeliel Church Charles Dolde

Local Society Notes From Elyria Area Gatherings

Social events include church ladies hosting a full house clean and pot luck lunch for 36, upcoming American Legion Auxiliary meeting, Congregational church class, and Young People League plans for Harvest Home. Numerous attendees named. Ely shoppers visit. Barchart family hosts Phyllis Barzhar. visits from Mrs. Wm Emery and Amherst guest Irwin Mollison. various residents and guests referenced.

Rose Wilheim Emil Launer William Holzhauer Fred Gauman Ford Holzhauer George Piprert Bertha Flowers Rosa Berger Fred Bardlome Lewis Merchant Chris Fanrney Louis Roth Frank Klens George Gorr John Grebe Alvert Faxey Fred Fazey Chas. Dolde Pan Mori Ruts Mori Cleveland The Methodist Church American Legion Auxiliary Robert Alsop Congregations Church Thelma Gleason Guer Cord Anna Hauber Agnes Klemoskew Daniel Ruth Hubert Jones Jack Cisrk Warren Powers Charles Bradley Lewis Kilmer Gleason Phyllis Barzhar Elysport Donald Clark Willie Mildred Edward Gauman Schmidt Christ Kreig Earl Leonard Hallowe'en Berry Alfred Rolli Herbert Me Russel Moser Theo Irwin Mollirson Amherst Wm Mead Paul Merl Wes Henry Nickel Wesmester Elyria

Eagles Plan Christmas Show Committee Names

The Elyria Aerie Eagles have formed a 25 member committee to organize the annual Christmas entertainment. Members include J. L. Mathis, Wm. Kofsky, Oscar Jacobs, Gores Brand, and others. A meeting is set for Thursday night, October 3.

Elyria Aerie Eacles Messrs L. Mathis Wm. Kofsky Oscar Jacobs Gores Brand Herman Kofsky Fred Dumke Wm. Meinke Robert Dumas Wm. Liebestist A. R. Graber Aug. Ferdinand H. Stolzenburg, Sr Tom Kelley E. J. Handyside F. A. Derek Lloyd Sweet Karl Kaiser Wm. Francs Wm. Cashmar Robert Jensen Charles Bemis E. B. Hayter Jon Boddy J. Smatatzi Lester Meyers

Senate Debate Continues on Tariff Provisions in Navy Affairs

The Senate continues debate on flexible provisions within Tariff and Navy Affairs. Subcommittee discussions focus on tariff impacts, vessel imports, and defense procurement. Key senators participate, outlining potential amendments and anticipated votes later in the session.

Senate Naval Affairs Subcommittee

Kellogg Will Be Decorated By France

Washington report notes France to award the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor, the highest decoration France can bestow, in a ceremony recalling World War bonds and diplomatic ties. Meanwhile Congress conducts hearings on propagation, farm board, and judiciary matters as committees consider bills and plan adjournment for three more days.

William B. Bheerer Agriculture Committee Farm Board Judiciary Committee HOUSE

Kellogg to Receive Deaton Medal at Paris Ceremony

Ambassador Paul Claudel announced at the French embassy that former Secretary of State Kellogg will be conferred with the Deaton honor in a Paris ceremony scheduled for early November.

Deaton Kellogg Paul Claudel

New England Industry Converts 3500 Tons of Shells to Poultry Feed

A new industry started on the Laborator coast turns 3,500 tons of shells into poultry feed. Local producers say the process creates a usable product from waste, with plans to expand facilities and markets in the region.

New England Labrator

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