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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1926
Page
7
Athens August 10 The push for a national election grows as politicians fail to form a government without clear parliamentary majorities. President Pangatos may order elections if other options fail, while hinting at constitutional changes and restoring the old constitution once stable.
The Onion official summer issue from Ohio University in Athens is off the press. Pic too Mascari is editor with Thyra Wel society editor Stewart Kean athletics Arch Morrison business manager F. Smith news editor H. Kurtz general reporter on the staff.
Aug 19 La Grange residents and visitors share weekend activities. Guests include Fred Stump and others from Brook Park Cleveland Berea Elyria and Lakewood. Local visits extend to Painesville Avon Chatham Wellington Penfield and Homer with several households hosting gatherings and church events.
Los Angeles August 10 A new airplane parachute invention by R Harry D Doucett of San Diego will be tested soon with backing by Jesse L Lasky producer of Inotron pictures. The device would drop the whole plane to earth safely while a pilot remains in the cockpit. If successful Lasky will use the system in Wings a film about American air forces on the western front.
Mr and Mrs Joe Sartorius entertained several relatives Sunday after turning to the Columbus Rural Rest Home at Worthington for treatment.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Airs William Brouse east of town Wednesday afternoon. Men gather at 6.30 for a basket picnic on the lawn. Sunday School Picnic set for August 28 at Wagner's Grove or Tuce's Dam. Superintendent Lamareaux to announce details next Sunday. Delegates to Lorain Baptist Association elected midweek. association meets August 24–25 at Asan, Ohio.
The second annual Ruth family reunion was held August 8 at East Main street home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ruth. Ninety seven attended a noon chicken dinner and a program featuring violin duets by Janica and Alice Margaret Ruth, readings, and a Ruth family history. Officers elected included F. C. Ruth as president and J. F. Ruth as vice president. Relatives from Amherst, Lorain, Brownhelm, and Cleveland joined for ice cream and cake.
Ground is broken for St. Louis Memorial Plaza with a new $4,000,000 civil courthouse to rise 280 feet atop a Grecian Egyptian design. The plaza will include a $5,000,000 municipal auditorium and a $6,000,000 World War memorial, funded by a 1917 bond issue approved three years ago.
Henrietta group plans a home gathering at Mrs. Elmer Portman’s residence on Werite-day August 11. A good program is set and the annual officer election will follow. Members and friends are invited to attend.
A Missourian report notes ten women plan to vote in November with guidance from the Missouri Leeser Women Voters group. The piece outlines strategies to evaluate candidates, visit town meetings, read platforms, and judge supporters and opponents.
Vienna faces inner city traffic jams as streetcars are scarce and costly transit options fail. Architect Fifty Multeber suggests a glass elevated first floor between streets with motor buses beneath, bridges and escalators linking houses to roads, letting pedestrians use a protected level while cars move below.
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