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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1935
Page
10
Mrs Vern Harding of Olmsted Falls reports her canary may hold a local record by laying 83 eggs in 17 months and rearing 43 young. She says the bird is healthy, active, and currently hatching another setting of eggs.
A suspected attempt to break the cash register at Brown Oil Company on West Avenue and Second Street was reported to police yesterday morning after a window near the cashier’s station was shattered but the register remained inaccessible. The same window was broken on July 26, police said.
The Ohio state minimum wage division promised higher wages by January 1 for 95,005 women and minor employees in restaurants hotels and mercantile establishments. Division officials, amid calls to abolish the current division, plan to use six months of wage study data covering 35,000 workers to set higher and steadier rates. Ora Chapman will appoint a board after the study to implement the increases.
A rundown of radio programs scheduled for Monday August 12 across stations WHK WGAR WJ? and WLW, listing music shows like Twilight Tunes, Ozark Bar, Minstrels, Band acts, News segments and various hosts such as Buc Rogers and Boake Carter, with times broadly noted and program titles reflecting era style.
A reflective column from New York on August 12 sketches caricaturists from Freudh to Twain, notes on lucky writers like David Marray published in a national weekly, and vignettes of society, travel, and cafés. The writer references Rupert and Pat H, Adela Rogers, Jessie Partlow, Helen Furnace, Helen Winslow, Thyra Sumter Winslow, and Walter Howey, with musings on pencils, toys, and a Montecatini view from a balcony.
Avon Lake August 12 Horace Chet living with his brother Edd for eight months was in a serious auto accident Saturday afternoon while en route to the Great Lakes Yacht races in Vermilion. A Michigan car attempting to pass a truck struck head on with the Lorain car. Mitchell was among friends from Lorain and is reported very ill. Surprise Party for Louis Bodnar in Sheffield
Mrs. Perry Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Edd Mitchell Jr. and Hu gent Taylor attended the Taylor reunion at Garfield Park in Marion Ohio on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Klinect and family of Grafton were Wednesday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Walker. Mr and Mrs John Schoenwman and family left Sunday.
In Cleveland Ohio police report fingerprints on a truck door are the sole clue in the slaying of Harry Rich a 46 year old private detective who worked as a guard for Eagle Dairy Co. Rich and driver Frank Packer 24 had just collected $200 at an ice cream parlor when a robber leaped onto the running board. The guard was shot through the heart while attempting to draw his pistol and Packer suffered powder burns.
Debutante Grace Moore stars in Love Me Forever at the Capitol Theatre. The film blends drama romance and music as the heroine suddenly finds herself panniless and must face social upheaval.
New Rivoli Picture College Rhythm features a campus comedy with music and laughs. Cast includes Jon Penner Lanny Ross Jack Oakie Helen Mack Lyda Roberti and Mary Brian.
Morning to visit relatives in Coshocton. Miss Velma Horwedel spent the past week with cousin Miss Isabel Traxler in Eaton. Miss Thelma Rodgers has returned home after a six weeks motor trip to California. Miss Dorothy Barnes returned home after several weeks in Michigan. Tom Livingston of New Philadelphia takes a two week vacation with his mother Mrs Rosé Livingston and family. Marinette license shows one bicycle for every 15 inhabitants.
General Motors Corp announced a $50,000,000 program of plant modernization in the United States England and Germany as part of a financial report on economic recovery. President Alfred P Sloan cited a more assured outlook for profitable development. Most spending targets machinery in Michigan Ohio Indiana Illinois and Tennessee amid expectations 1935 six month consumption of cars and trucks will reach 70 percent of 1929 record.
Z. J. Grabor announces the opening of a general real estate and insurance office at 410 Masonic Temple building. Mr Grabor and his wife have moved to the city. He brings fifteen years of experience in real estate and insurance and is a member of the American Legion.
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