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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1933
Page
7
Mrs. Vitale Buttacavale learned of a blaze at her Randolph, Massachusetts home via radio. The device failed, prompting her to look outside where she saw the hen coop attached to the antenna was in flames.
Senator Majority Leader Robinson released a digest of the proposed Home Owners Loan Act. It repeals the direct provision of the Federal Home Loan Act and creates the Home Owners Loan Corporation to aid small homeowners, plus organizes Federal savings and loan associations to expand thrift and home financing nationwide.
A group of sharpshooters pictured near a building in a surrounding district during police raids. The rifles indicate a clear intent to incriminate opponents as authorities intensify efforts to curb trouble.
The proposal describes the Federal Home Loan Bank system expanding with bonds backed by the United States, enabling five percent mortgages amortized over fifteen years. It seeks $100 million for local thrift institutions and offers moratoriums up to three years to ease tax payments and prevent foreclosures.
Seventeen Elyria township women joined the Get Acquainted day in Sheffield at Elsita 4 H. C. S. Tuesday for an all day session. A noon cafeteria dinner preceded an afternoon of stunts and games with director Ramsower receiving a warm welcome. Miss Alma Garvin of Ohio State University spoke on tension work and related topics.
The Gulf Road 4-H Club held a business meeting at the home of former leader Mrs. Peter Youtzy. Marian Moon was elected president Neva Carrick vice president Hazel Smith secretary Zelma Smith treasurer Helen Smith and Lois Youtzy recreation leaders.
A heavy fine and thirty days in jail were imposed as two others connected with a fee case were sent to the grand jury. A large transit truck and trailer slid into a ditch near the bridge on Ford Road Tuesday night and needed a rescue. Brookside High plans its Junior Senior Banquet for Thursday April 20. Lorain County Farm Bureau Co-Operative Association gasoline tanks have arrived for delivery. George Chambers will handle the local route. Brookside Domestic Science class and Miss Helen Frisbee plan a Cleveland trip Friday April 21 to visit department stores and other sites.
Charles Stumpner walked eight miles to celebrate his third birthday anniversary by paying his tan es in town and returning home afterward.
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