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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1930
Page
6
Vatican circles believe King Edward will make a brief visit to the pope in Rome. The timing will be kept secret until the last moment to avoid stirring Protestant opposition.
West Ridge reports light snowfall on Wednesday morning. Mrs. A D Lyman of Elyria visited sister Mrs. B O Pope over the weekend. Frank Dinnick left for Vermilion for a short stay. Mrs. G Turner of Toledo arrived for a two week visit with old neighbors. P Miller learned of sister Elizabeth Miler's death in Scotland. Six pupils took the Baxwell exam last Saturday. Decision Day observed by Sunday school. eleven signaled intent to lead a Christian life. Mr. Kuyper hosted by Mrs. A Squires. Pope visited H Dinnick last Thursday. Ralph Swift described as quite ill last week. Florence Pope out of school with a cold and sore throat.
The Great Wallace Show comes to the tents in Elyria Friday May 15. The article notes the strict, fixed animal cage order in the mammoth menagerie and explains that the ends are closed so animals cannot see neighbors though they can smell them.
The document records proposed constitutional amendments in Ohio including municipal classification stockholders double liability governor veto and county legislative districts. Dated October 22, 1902 with testimoniumWaterear signature in Columbus January 27, 1903, signed by Lewis C. Larrix Secretary of State.
Ohio General Assembly proposes a constitutional amendment to section 16 article II and sections 15 and 16, detailing reading requirements for bills, veto procedures, and governor reconsideration. The governor may approve or return with objections, with joint reconsideration and time limits, and special ballot phrases are established for voters.
A joint resolution proposes a constitutional amendment to classify cities by population in Ohio and limit their taxing borrowing and debt powers. It sets a November 1993 ballot date with sections for classification read as first to third class cities and a 2004 effective date.
Ohio General Assembly proposes a constitutional amendment to Article XII Section 2 to authorize uniform taxation for state and local purposes, with exemptions for certain public and charitable properties. The measure, to be decided by voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903, takes effect January 1, 1904.
Baltimore and Ohio announces excursion fares from west of the Ohio River to New Orleans one fare round trip for American Medical Association, sale May 1 to 3, tickets valid 10 days from sale or extended with 50 cent deposit. Also reduced fares to San Francisco and Los Angeles with May 2 and May 11–17 sales, return by July 15, stopovers allowed in western territory. Inquiries to ticket agents or A J Smith Cleveland Ohio.
Readers may reserve space in Colonist sleeping cars from Chicago to fit store Western destinations. Arrange at least a week in advance via local agent or A J Smith G P T 4 Cleveland Ohio in connection with Lake Shore low rate tickets advertised elsewhere.
A historical text reproduces a proposed 1903 amendment for Ohio county legislative districts, outlining population ratios for representation and the ballot wording for adoption. The document records the legislative process, official certification, and dates of approval or certification as part of a constitutional amendment record.
An Avon Lorain Ohio report praises the London Medical Institute for treating rheumatism paralysis and related ailments at the Pierce Block Lorain office. The piece notes free services for invalids, physician team experience in English German and French, and hours 9 to 8 with Sundays 10 to 1, plus K Rays used free.
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