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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1934
Page
14
Attorney General John W. Bricker rules that state inmate deposits must be held seven years after escape and that soldiers relief commission investigators and clerks are not subject to civil service. Also reports drownings and an auto collision death in Ohio with a priest in critical condition.
Mrs Hua Coo, a middle aged boarding house keeper on trial for her life in Cooperstown New York, is photographed having lunch between court sessions. She and Mrs Martha Clift stand accused of murdering Harry Wright by running him over with an automobile to collect insurance benefits.
Youngstown law enforcement and county officials launched a campaign against drunken and reckless driving. Four girls Dolores Uber Bernice Lindsay Lois Lindsay Nancy Ann Lindsay died after an Early Road incident Wednesday night. Driver Floyd Collins alias Crossley, intoxicated, pleaded not guilty to manslaughter. Bond set at 5 000. hearing scheduled August 29. Sheriff Englehardt and prosecutors pledged action to curb traffic fatalities.
Senior Four H Club members from Lorain Cuyahoga and Medina counties will gather at Cahoon Beach in Bay Village on August 23 for a tri county beach party. Five Lorain members have been appointed to handle food supplies. Mildred Patlas is committee chair with Zelda Schramm Marian Lauer Leroy Gotro and Raymond Wensink as members.
State examiners returned a finding of 35 dollars against Dr. B Skinner state director of education in favor of the New Boston school district Seloto County for an amount thought to be paid from a commencement address. The attorney general ruled that expenses for commencement speakers cannot come out of public school funds. Examiners also found 108.08 dollars owed by Charles H Dunakin Paulding county surveyor due the county for an error in committing his salary. The Findlay city owes Hancock county 11.25 dollars for boarding prisoners at the county jail during an audit of county records.
U S Senator Simeon D. Fess and Clarence J. Brown winners in Ohio Republican primaries will address the Hamilton County Republican club at its annual outing and fall campaign opening at Coney Island on September 1. Fess noted a planned Adirondacks vacation would be postponed to attend. Other Republican candidates also slated to speak.
The Franze family reunion drew 110 members from Rocky River Lakewood West Park Cleveland Collinwood and other areas in Neal Camden Township. A noon picnic was followed by races a baseball game between married and single members. Officers elected included Gust Graskin Lakewood president A W Adams Lakewood secretary and Miss Lillian Adams West Park secretary. The Franze family’s largest group was 10 members from Mr and Mrs William Franze. A surprise feature announced by Mr and Mrs William Franze Jr disclosed their marriage on October 25.
GEORGETOWN O Aug 17 a three story brick restaurant and apartment building owned by Frank Kincaid and several smaller structures were destroyed by fire last night. loss estimated at 5000. MARYSVILLE O Aug 17 Thomas B Wallace 75 retired farmer died from injuries after being struck by Perry Baker of Richwood. CINCINNATI Q Aug 17 a free for all at Bald win Piano Company with bruised heads torn clothing. four men arrested for disorderly conduct. fifty workers return to work despite strike order.
Arthur J. Pillars, 76, longtime Berea printer and editor, dies. He spent 56 years in Berea printshops and urged cooperation as foundational to economic civilization, arguing competition rests on first cooperation.
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