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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1935
Page
6
Last night the Y-Indie Club held its regular weekly meeting in a stag party format at the Kentle. Members played bridge and darts baseball then enjoyed a night luncheon together.
Elyria High School hosts a May 1 concert in the school auditorium to benefit the Parent Teachers Association. The program features the Masonic Chorus Mother Singers and the A Cappella Chorus with soloist Robert Wilcox on xylophone and the Three Trumpeteers. All performers donate their services. proceeds fund next year’s PTA activities. Tickets go on sale now under Mrs. Ethel Agate. committee chairs include Mrs. Rex Linden Dr. C. M. Ackerman and Mrs. Fred Lohness.
R. E. Ives will hold the official opening of his farm equipment sales and service shop at Le Ports airport on the Grafton road. The event is a field day with live demonstrations of implements in operation, and manufacturer representatives will discuss offerings for modern farmers.
Radio listings for April 14 mention a variety of bands and programs across stations WHR WEAR WLW and others. Featured acts include The Bie Oper, Fred Waring, Marvel Bard, and Vander Pil with talks on music, sports, and household topics.
The Supreme Court today dismissed the appeal of Addie M Ep, administratrix of the estate of Tiase RL Miller, against the Lorain Bond Stores. The decision relates to compensation and the death of Miller in a vehicle incident.
A warning was issued that all vendors must keep written complete records of their businesses for inspection by tax commission representatives. The ruling from the State Tax Commission aims to ensure accurate sales tax returns and enable verification during audits.
Tathoru Formosa April 24 The earthquake toll climbed to 3,290 as injured victims in improvised hospitals died. Authorities continued rehabilitation directing town rebuilding while Aborigines in the interior mixed mud and straw to raise new homes for almost 10,000 quake victims.
Dayton reports an aged man found dead in a ravine near West Carrollton on Sunday is Henry Miller 76 of Beaver Falls Pa. The mayor of Beaver Falls Dennis Nutschell identified him. Miller had Pittsburgh bank deposits and may have a sister Hoying in Cincinnati or St Louis. He was found with his throat cut and his clothing wrapped. No weapon was found. He was last seen in summer 1934 when he left for the Chicago World Fair.
ROCKVILLE Md April 24 Percy Line 54 driver of the Wil Hamsport school bus in which 14 high school students were killed in a grade crossing accident here was held today for grand jury action. Line and the engineer and fireman of the Baltimore & Ohio passenger train were given preliminary hearings before Judge Donald A Delashmutt in Rockville police court. The three had been at liberty under 1909 bond each since the accident 19 days ago. Judge Delashmutt dismissed manslaughter charges against J A Shenbridge the engineer and William F Bussey the fire man saying they had done all they could to avoid the crash. He held however that Lins was clearly guilty of negligence and should face the grand jury on a manslaughter charge.
Merchants and others confined indoors may take an outdoor income opportunity from a well established national firm. Cash investment 730 required. Investment protected and returnable. Expected net 35 to 50 weekly with rapid earnings growth. No selling. Car an asset. Hox 997 Chronicle-Telegram.
Ronald Colman plays Robert Clive in Cive of India opening tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre. Loretta Young and Colin Clive also appear in the cast.
A clever criminal lawyer stages a staged murder to fuel his defense in Notorious Gentleman. The Dreamland Theatre presents the film tomorrow with a plot centered on a meticulously planned crime and courtroom twists.
Charles Sickford and lMolen Vin son lead the canto as a leap to cover fifteen to twenty feet unfolds. The Baltimore gud Ohio Kattread was first planned as Engletal's grand musical project, aiming to stage horse can only, comely is hora music.
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