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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1934
Page
12
Ham pton School pupils had a surprise holiday when water was shut off on Middle avenue for road work. Officials said the high school’s water supply remains uninterrupted because lines connect to West avenue, and water is drawn from West while Middle avenue is off.
Boston, April 27. Ree activities of department of jus agents in Rutland area have no link to the Lindbergh kidnapping case, says Chief Investigator Clarence D. McKean. Federal agents reportedly planted two packages of money on Pine Hill links. caddies Ira Fitzpath and Raymond Wed observed the bundles and alerted others, but no arrests followed.
Chester Hardaker, 15, of 1367 East avenue, sustained minor injuries yesterday afternoon when struck by a car driven by Mrs. Audrey Lappen. The boy received first aid and treatment at Memorial Hospital. Patsy Brecknock, 5, of 57 Longfellow avenue, was bitten on her cheek by a strange dog yesterday afternoon while playing with her own dog. Her injury was not serious. Fines of $5 and costs for intoxication were assessed against George Shelton, Frank Diedrick, and Harold Jenkins when arraigned before Mayor W. H. Vanester on Wednesday charges.
New York April 27 1928 journalist Beatrice Mathieu reports women are returning to long skirts after a six year era of short skirts. She notes self reflected photos from 1922 show ridicule yet current trend favors length with theories on body proportion and fashion cycles. In Galion Ohio one hundred Eagles delegates will attend a district meeting in the near term.
Frank Christiano, Justice of the Peace in Union City New Jersey, is in Bergen County awaiting trial on charges that he attacked sixteen women. Police identify him from six female victims who say he lured them into his sports roadster and assaulted them.
A court calendar shows a continuance request for A W Shaffer murder case heard by Judge W B Thompson with trial set for May 1. Harold Ewing cites severe cold delaying his co defense. A injunction seeks to bar alcohol sales on Frank Radovka property. Debman and Johnson sue Fred Lottman for 375 in commission. Hise sues John T Dr for 1600 over auto crash damages. Deputies Nab and Chapman report a burglary at a Lorain school. Esther Van Valxenburs seeks divorce from Ikenburg after 1914 marriage and two children.
Five car loads of Department of Justice agents rushed into the forested Squaw Lake region chasing a possible hideout linked to the Dillinger gang. Authorities suspected a feared leader lurked in a secluded den near the lake.
The page reports ongoing tax rate debates in the Senate with proposed 1 and 2 percent sales tax scales and potential income tax plans. It notes Sen Haynes linking sales tax expansion to broader levies, while Massillon faces a strike at Enterprise Aluminum Company with workers alleging unfair bargaining.
Cleveland Livestock judged steady with slight weeklong gains in lambs and wool breeds. Grain notes show wheat, corn, and barley quotes mixed. produce prices hold firm with beans, beets, and potatoes listed at regional markets.
Ohio director announces 1934 county and independent fairs with dates for the state fair at Columbus set for late August. A pastor dies of a heart attack after his granddaughter’s late return from school, and a Sandusky suit seeks protection for non-strikers at Bars Rubber Products. Funeral services honor Dr Frank H Lang, founder of the Wyandot Archaeological Society. Mansfield’s annual community drive seeks $44,000, down from last year, as the Cincinnati Grocers convention names a new president Bennett Bindley of Marion.
The text recounts how during the early era Egyptians prayed to Osiris praising their generosity, honest dealings, and gifts to priests and gods and described orders for embalmment of their bodies in anticipation of a better existence beyond this world.
Findlay Ohio area reports that Mont Saint Michel in Normandy draws pilgrims and dignitaries as it marks centuries of legend from Saint Aubert to Archangel Michael. Upcoming events include papal ceremonies in the basilica, a June 24 anniversary floodlit battle commemoration, and a Saint Michael festival on September 29. A torchlight parade concludes the opening ceremony with the monastery stairs.
Schoonover reports under physician care since return home Tuesday night and states belief he can locate thy cottage.
Peter Treadway was sentenced to death in the electric chair for the murder of Mrs Ruth Elizabeth Steens. Judge John P. Dempsey rejected the defense's evidence as an attempt to shift guilt to an innocent man.
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