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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1930
Page
5
Robert Carroll Pew, 37, heir of a Honolulu family, stabbed by despair over a failed romance with Helen Kim. Police report he drank poison in her Los Angeles apartment after visiting her, leaving a last poem nearby.
Adolph Hitler in Munich demanded indictment of President Paul von Hindenburg and warned that a dictatorship would be established to push through the cabinet's financial reform program. The remarks were published in Hitler's newspaper.
A violent family argument in Stoga led to the arrest of Frank Arto after he suffered cuts and bruises while visiting his wife at his father in law's home. Charges were expected to be filed next day.
A. J. Lehman Elyria realtor sues Thomas Tigham of Grafton seeking fees for a promised exclusive rights commission of 150 and costs. He claims brokers involved showed the property and that sale proceeds were arranged but Lehman was not paid. The case cites multiple parties and damages totaling several hundred dollars in the common pleas court.
The school attendance officer investigated 342 cases in September, with more than half for failure to enroll. Many moves by families reduced enrollment. sickness poverty and absences were noted. The officer issued 20 shoe and book aid requests and 155 permits despite limited staff, marking a busy start to the school year.
Albert Maurer of 185 Spruce Street died at seven o clock after undergoing appendicitis and peritonitis at Memorial Hospital. He was an electrician by trade and a member of St Peter s Evangelical Church. His widow is Mrs Maurer.
Markets note mixed produce prices with eggs fowl and meat items listed, including per dozen and per sack rates. A damaged vehicle report: car owned by M Emily of 29 Adams Street parked at 225 Caldwell Avenue reported to police after a fender bender.
Oberlin area news covers local meetings, school events, and social gatherings. Report highlights a professor group postponement, exchange meeting notes, attendance at Mrs. Harrisons Behr farewell, and various visits and host activities in Oberlin and nearby Norwalk and Lorain areas.
An advertisement touts RESTORIA as a cure for numerous ailments including rheumatism neuritis anemia and skin eruptions. It alleges glandular restoration increased blood vitality and nerve support with noticeable two week results and offers a $1560 bottle with a money back guarantee on return of the empty bottle.
Five men faced police court on intoxication charges with three guilty pleas and two others for driving while intoxicated. Ralph Close was fined $10 and costs and lost his license for 60 days after pleading guilty. John Dailey and Jam Dailey were also found guilty on intoxication charges. John Kalesar and Tony Massie received fines for intoxication or related offenses.
Ininton Sept 3 a Wellington football star from University played in a Saturday contest despite bad weather. The game featured heavy personal exertion and public attention in a season noted for strong team effort and individual performances amid ongoing study and travel demands.
Sunday guests visited the William Farrar and Mrs. Lena Di bie homes. Entre Nous Club hosts planned at Mrs. A. E. Daerry and Mrs. Fred Abbott Sr. Silent arts at East St. Wednesday. A stolen car owned by Walter West remains unfound despite insurance efforts. Lucile Rowe stayed with Mrs. Uritcher, then planned to leave tomorrow. Various local names and events populate a bustling society page with scattered notices and generic town updates.
Wollaai B. Hruby born Cleveland Ohio October 5 1898 studied at Western Reserve University class of 1923 with AB degree later licensed chiropractor. He joined the Army training corps and Cleveland Symphony Orchestra trumpeter in a family of musicians touring Europe in 1912 and forming the Hrube Con Company during early concert work.
The observatory of Music at Cleveland operates four studios in Cleveland and Lakewood with enrollments over 500 students. The Bill Harby Conservatory is recognized among major US music schools teaching all branches. In its fifteenth year the faculty numbers 15 with a focus on band and orchestra mastery. Bill leads the Eivia Drum and Bugle Corp as drum major and instructor, credited for the corps’ success.
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