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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1932

Page

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Hoover outlines plan to revive business at national conference

Washington August 26 banking and industrial leaders from across the nation heard President Hoover present a definite program to stimulate business and employment. He urged better credit distribution coordinated efforts for employment agricultural relief and shorter hours to meet current needs and future shifts in labor saving devices. The plan emphasizes local tailor made cooperation between employers and employees and calls for equitable work sharing while stressing results over rigid rules.

Washington U.P Hoover Federal Reserve

Weather forecast for Ohio shows isolated storms this afternoon

Partly cloudy conditions persist with local thunder showers this afternoon or tonight. Some areas in extreme East and South will miss the unsettled weather tonight and Saturday. Cooler air targets the Northwest tonight and the Northeast Saturday.

Ohio

Mysterious Burglary and Fire Hit Brownhelm Home

Sheriff Clarence Adams and Deputy Paul Chapman investigate a burglary and subsequent fire at F. W. Gnessner’s Cooper road residence Brownhelm. A two man car arrived yesterday evening the intruder entered the home emerged minutes later and valuables including a lady’s gold watch and chain a man’s watch and a shotgun were taken. Gnessner returned at about 8 pm found the house burned and called for help. Authorities seek suspects from neighbor description.

F. W. Gnessner Cooper Road Brownhelm Clarence, Adams Paul Chapman Gnessner Chapman

Fliers Face Fog on Transatlantic Attempt to Oslo

Two young pilots Clyde Allen Lee and John Bochkon departed Harbor Grace Newfoundland in the monoplane Green Mountain Bay aiming for Oslo with no stops. Fog and drizzle in the Atlantic slowed potential sighting by ships as weather officials monitor conditions. flight time estimated at about 30 hours despite headwinds.

London Ireland Atlantic America Harbor Grace Newfoundland Green Mountain Bay Oslo North Atlantic Clyde Allen Lee John Bochkon Lee Bochkon Air Ministry

Car Skids And Upsets Injuring Three on East Bridge

Three people were hurt when a car skidded on wet rails on East Bridge street, overturned, and crashed into a telephone pole at about 11 15 am. Driver George Burkhart of Royal Oak Mich had a bruised right shoulder. G T Adams of 149 Ridge street, visiting Burkhart, suffered cuts above the right eye and on the right forearm. William Fairman of Lorain Blvd. received a cut on the forehead and a cut on the left knee with other possible injuries. Police investigated.

East Bridge Street George Burkhart Royal Oak Mich G. T. Adams Ridge Street Burkhart William Fairman Lorain Blvd

Lori ne County to Represent at Ohio State Fair

Four-H Club members from Lorain County were chosen to represent at the Ohio State Fair next week. Ten entrants will compete, including Raymond Grilis and Ralph Schramm from Oberlin Calf Club and Frank Wise from Belden Calf Club in dairy judging.

Loraine Raymond Grilis Ralph Schramm Oberlin Frank Wise Belden Merton Mason Walter Dietrich Ridgeville John van Axsdale Columbia Neva Carek Gulf Road Buckeye Kitchen Maids Mildred Pallas Marguerite Streicher Carlisle Jolly -Hustlers Rebecca Rea Markley Sewing Sallies Columbus Horton B. Alger Alice Bird County Agricultural Extension Agents

Republican Women Rally in Akron Draws Lorain County Attendance

Lorain county women plan to attend the Fourteenth Congressional District Republican Women's Rally at the Hotel Mayflower Akron on September 19. Francis Seiberling will speak at a luncheon with about 1,000 women expected. Mrs. David Ingalls, wife of the governor candidate, will attend. sight-seeing tours are offered.

Lorain County Mayflower Akron 8. E. Miller Oberlin Alma K. Portman Henrietta Francis Seiberling David &. Ingalls Ohio

Postponed Elyria Township Tax League Meeting

The Elyria Township Tax League meeting scheduled for tonight has been postponed to next Friday night. It will be held at the Lake Avenue School.

Elyria Township Tax League Lake Avenue

Drastic cut to county health budget in 1933

The county budget commission reduced the health department budget to 14000, eight thousand below available funds for the year, after hearings with Prosecutor Myers County Treasurer Backus and Auditor Kelser. Dr H R O’Brien had requested 20000 for next year and the commission rejected a 20 percent limit. Attending were Henry Ingersoll W S Caskey of Oberlin Harry Woodruff Sheffield and W G Nord Amherst representing the Citizens Tax League. The commission will meet the county school board next Friday at 9 a m to discuss their budget.

County Budget Commission Don W. Myers N. D. Backus S. Kelser Health Department Myers H. R. O’brien Budget Commission Dr. O’brien Henry Ingersoll Higha W. &. Caskey Oberlin Harry Woodruff Sheffield W. G. Nord Amherst Citizens Tax League

Death summons Rockefeller daughter in Chicago society circle

Heith Rockefeller McCormick dies after a battle with cancer at her Lake Shore Drive home. Relatives report no funeral plans yet. John D Rockefeller Jr. visits. Sr. unable to attend due to age. Family and close associates, including Muriel Hubbard and Harold McCormick, are at her bedside as the death ends a long public life amid financial losses and Depression era strain.

Chicago Heith Rockefeller McCormick Lake Shore Drive John D- Rockefeller, Jr John D. Rockefeller Lake Shore Mathilda Oser Murial Hubbard Fowler McCormick Anne Stillman Harold F. McCormick Edward Krenn Maj Elisha Dyer Hubbard Muriel

Hope 10 Prevent More Violence

Iowa farmer strike in Pottawattamie County sparked violence fears in Council Bluffs as officials farmers and the public sought to ease tensions. Riot gun incidents tear gas and jail fears marked 36 hours of unrest while 3,000 strikers stood by and talks on deploying deputy sheriffs to monitor pickets continued under a peace council led by Attorney General Fletcher.

Council Bluffs Iowa Sheriff's Deputies Blair Bridge Blair Neb Robert J. Bender United Press Council Jack Hemp Woodbury County John Fletcher Solomon Percy Lainson Pottawattomie County Omaha Lainson Peace Council Camp Dodge Des Moines

Injunction Granted Against Beaver Park Road Plan

A temporary injunction barred state highway work near Lorain as Beaver Park Company argues it will be harmed by progress. Judge W B Thompson scheduled September 3 for the final hearing on the matter.

Lorain Beaver Park Company State Highway Department W. B. Thompson

Lorain County residents plan fight against power charge

Rural residents of Lorain County met at Clearview School Penfield Junction to appoint a committee and raise funds in a campaign against the service charge by Rural residents urged cooperation from all of the company's consumers. E C Wolf reported 1,152 signatures from about 1,300 consumers against the charge.

Lorain County Reserve Power and Light Company Clearview School Penfield Junction E. C0. Wolf

Resignation Accepted From Elyria Memorial Hospital Board

H C Weil of 130 Columbus Street resigned from the Elyria Memorial Hospital board of trustees. Trustees accepted the resignation with regret and passed resolutions praising Weil's service. Weil had served for several years. Plans for the hospital's nursing school were discussed but no decisions made. The board previously decided to admit no new students for the coming fall entering class.

H. C. Weil Columbus Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Weil

Jefferson School to become Jefferson Junior High

The Jefferson School will open as a junior high on September when Elyria begins the 1922 33 school year. The Board of Education voted to locate seventh eighth and ninth graders there and to accommodate students from Jefferson Gates Hoison and north west sections as well as tuition students. Enrollment is expected around 350 with about 100 in ninth grade and 69 from Washington School plus 54 from St Agnes and outside districts. Two new teachers will join the staff as planning starts for class schedules and courses.

Jefferson Elyria Elyria Board of Education Jefferson and Gates New Hoison Ilyrna Jefferson School Edison Lake Avenue Washington School St. Agnes

Bright Spots In Business World

In Chicago prices for seats on the Board of Trade rose from 7000 to 8100 with a subsequent offer at 1500. Chicago Yellow Cab reports improvement in the taxi trade since August 1, overturning the usual downward August trend. Continental Illinois Bank’s George M. Reynolds departs for Hoover conference, saying confidence is returning and progress follows. Holyoke reports a 50 percent jump in August orders for American Writing Paper Co. Dyersburg Cotton Products doubles shifts with 25 employees, securing orders to January 1. general manager L Amis notes expected capacity.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Benjamin Samuels Chicago Yellow Cab Company George M. Reynolds Continental Illinois Bank and Trust Company Hoover Holyoke Mass American Writing Paper Co Dyersburg Tenn Dyersburgx Cotton Products Inc L. Amis

Elyria Board Slashes $16,000 From School Budget

At a special meeting the Elyria Board of Education cut another 16 000 from projected next year school costs, after earlier 65 000 in reductions. They also readjusted operations, abolished the superintendent of buildings and grounds office, cut two janitors, and eliminated all women cleaning staff. Books and supplies will be sold at cost with a 10 percent handling charge, and used books will be bought from students to sell at cost. The clerk’s office may be moved to free a classroom, and the attendance department was reduced to half time with a 900 yearly appropriation.

Elyria Board of Education

Classified Ad Supplement Promises Satisfaction

The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to use the classified ads to find homes furniture cars and competent help. It promotes saving time and money by using the ads and encourages readers to adopt the habit of consulting the classified section for satisfaction.

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