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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1934
Page
12
City health commissioner Dr. G E French notes two fresh typhoid cases in Elyria linked to summer trips. One case traced to Kentucky and another to a lake vacation. He warns most local cases arise from unsafe water or milk supplies during vacations and urges vaccination and caution.
Park operations were trimmed by the city park commission to cut expenses through 1934, closing Cascade Park pool and reducing hours from 10 am to 6 pm. Two park workers at Ely Park and Cascade Park staff were cut, and overall staffing dropped from six to three as part of economy measures.
John Caughlin of 124 Longfel jow street reported to police that a Fateh and some cigarettes were taken from his clothing at the Cascade Park bath house last night while he was at the swimming pool.
The article lists Republican races results by precincts for Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Treasurer of State and multiple Supreme Court terms with candidate tallies. Democratic figures follow with names such as Harold G. Mosyer Milton Cox Tom Martin Ferguson and Garver Winegardner among others.
The Organization of Landlords 5, an Esra landlords protective section, is under way after delays. A meeting Tuesday night showed strong support for forming the association. A committee led by Lew.3 uit. mar, lask. Fra Mur bach, William G. Smith, and Robert Chester will collect landlords names and arrange another meeting. The group aims to provide a shared method for aiding tenants and considering tax rates and non taxpayer issues. Further discussion and organization are planned at the next meeting for landlords citywide.
Lorain O Ausas announces the Junior Garden Contest sponsored by the Lorain Garden Club at Hawthorn School on Twenty fifth. Children aged 7 to 15 will display garden exhibits tomorrow afternoon and evening. County Commissioner HL Shen will assist as judge with a two person panel.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and terms such as F John Gerhart SI Relief H and Ward Precinct, with scattered phrases like James Burns and C. Frate Billin Dengate EF, leaving unclear context or complete details.
The agriculture department notes worldwide drought effects on grain crops in both old and new worlds. Prices of affected crops rise while farm income may approach normal levels for the nation as a whole. Meat dairy and poultry supplies remain adequate, but livestock face feed shortages enacting higher future prices. Milk pricing in six Midwest cities will rise due to farmer pay increases. The federal surplus relief corporation will take all government hides starting Sept. 5 for relief use, stored for eventual disposal and possible leather manufacturing for relief goods.
An invitation to Lorain county residents who served in the 22nd Field Artillery during World War I to attend the 1934 reunion of the 22nd Field Artillery Association at Dayton on September 15. A cresting program and pageant are planned. the committee seeks participation and a permanent secretary.
Fred Ohmes, a distraught farmer, reportedly ended his life after a child's death. His wife found the body around morning light, and the family, including three children, mourns at a funeral service held for Mrs Edna Fort of Fip'ds Corsets Fores. Burial followed at the local cemetery.
Police seek the identity of three boys ages 7, 11, and 15 who allegedly snatched a purse from Miss Irene Hye while she walked on Middle Street near Eighth. They ran down Eighth Street after the incident, leaving papers scattered and prompting a police report.
Two men identified as Ben and Weege were injured when their vehicles collided yesterday on Broad Street near Greer Avenue in Greenville. Emergency crews responded to the scene and reported non life threatening injuries.
John Warner and Dr A C Siddall of Oberlin united in a small ceremony at the Theological Seminary home with only immediate family present. The bride’s sister Elgaherkh Warner was maid of honor. Judson Siddall of Toledo, groom’s brother, attended. Afterward at home on Elm Street the couple announced plans to reside there. Grandson of Oberlin area noted dead in Madison, Ohio after automobile collision. family, Mr and Mrs F W Rowland, report.
The Stephen Company of Sandusky obtained a cognovit judgment against The Elvira Shopper for an undisclosed amount, finalizing the legal action. The case details indicate a court order granting a speedy judgment to the plaintiff and closing further dispute in this matter.
A bid to change custody of Betty Louie Kreutzfeld, age twelve, from her mother Mrs Marjorie Kreutzfeld at West Avenue is filed in court by Harvey Kreutzfeld. The petition alleges concerns about the child’s welfare and requests court intervention to determine guardianship and placement for the minor. Meanwhile a traffic incident near Ireland Road left several drivers injured when a wreck occurred, with deputies responding to the scene.
Fragmented report shows temperatures plunging across Dubuque Iowa Fort Wayne Indiana and extending to Washington. Readings fell to near freezing in the south while northern tiers logged record lows with thermometer columns dropping to the low teens.
Cleveland markets show mixed steady demand across produce and poultry with primed entries in cattle, calves, and hogs. Trade in sheep, ducks, and fowls noted. grain, hay, and feed prices listed. prices for wheat, corn, and oats appear with assorted grades and receipts across the market day.
The undersigned will sell at public auction on Tuesday August 2 at 89 PM from a residence one mile south of Bupyncham Bridge on Sand Hill road. Items include 3 work Finnses 3 head Darr med um Wool Sheep Tt Brood Banana A fal Lane of Farm Teolean and other farm artifacts. sellers listed as MBS Rebecca Schvidkons Mlaston H Snow Auret Phore 2988. Eirrie Oko.
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