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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1930
Page
2
A compact kitchen feature presents a two dollar dinner for six, detailing a frugal menu and step by step recipes. It lists Vegetable Soup with Green Pepper Rings, Soused Sausages with Apples, Blushing Apples in syrup, Parsley Lima Beans, and an Apricot Batter Cake with a thick syrup. Instructions cover simmering soup, heating sausages, preparing apples and beans, and baking the cake with apricot syrup.
B H S tracksters head to Berea for the season’s first official outdoor meet. Elyria’s squad won last year by fifty points at Ely-Wa. this year Berea and rival small schools promise closer competition. The meet starts around 3 45 and the squad departs Elyria at 2 50 for a fourteen event schedule.
Ridgeville High School celebrated Senior Distinction Day with costumes and a special convocation. Barbara Kirsch and Vincent Bizhop excelled in district contests at Columbia with Vincent taking first in oration and Barbara second in reading.
Muir's Origin al Cut Rate Drug Stores plans extensive remodeling of the Muir Building at 413 Broad Street Elyria with a $25,000 budget. The former public library site opposite Ely Park will gain a new front external changes and added fixtures. Floor space will increase and more salespeople will be needed as plans advance per president Borce K Muir who was in Elyria this week. In TIFFIN April 11 Victor AIntyre 16 will be held for action of Grand Jury in death case of Hilda Btrrausbaugh 17.
A chaotic page mixes odd scenes from city life and public loos, detailing a 5800-pound man at a haberdasher store, a stray husband party, and a church wedding inquiry. Fragments show social banter, banter about obedience, and a bus confrontation as town characters voice brisk, humorous exchanges.
April 11 report from Washington notes Senate action on a restricted hemispheric immigration bill and House private calendar items. The piece mentions Senator Blaine seeking unanimous consent on a tax issue, concerns over post office leasing rents, and ongoing committee activity on Ocean Trail contracts and conservation measures. It also cites Michigan deer data, Burlington fishing belt rules, and Montana trout stocking in snowbound lakes.
State brief from Columbus reports Ohio Bell Telephone Company filing with the Public Utilities Commission. It seeks recognition of its book costs rather than reproduction valuations for rate making. Valuations of Ohio properties expected at 164,599,940 dollars. reproduction valuations ranged from 194,562,146 to 128,315,738 dollars.
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