Arh Cre N Cay Stars Shine In Local Event
A compact roundup notes Arh Cre N Cay stars performing at a community event. Performers include notable local talents. The show drew casual crowds and highlighted regional arts in a faith-based venue.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
8
A compact roundup notes Arh Cre N Cay stars performing at a community event. Performers include notable local talents. The show drew casual crowds and highlighted regional arts in a faith-based venue.
About 25 fertilizer and seed dealers gathered at the Newell Hotel for a county education session sponsored by the agricultural extension service. Ohio State University experts Earl Jones and R. D. Lewis spoke on high analysis fertilizer benefits and seed heredity shaping disease and cold resistance, urging dealers to stress quality and cost per bushel in buyer guidance.
Ohio legislators from districts across the state express varied stances on repeal or modification of prohibition. Delegates such as Mouser, Lamneck, and Moore reiter dry lines, while others like Seiberling and West pledge open study and potential reform. Several candidates indicate readiness to support federal or state control shifts, reflecting a broad debate over the 18th amendment and Volstead Act.
A Paris notice on May 1 to Oct 1 1931 reports a Washington relative planning a shrine. The woman is descended from two U.S. presidents, through her mother’s Madison lineage, the family of James Madison, fourth president.
The Cleveland School of Art will organize an art class at the Y M C A in Elyria this evening under Arthur F. Wolff who leads the Lakewood branch. A children's class may form if there is interest, meeting at 2 p m Saturday.
A chaotic event at Petersborough involved a fire scene where responders could not access a safe. Two men were charged with attempted robbery after police action and subsequent arrest.
Slot machines for gas mantles are being installed for flat owners in the southern part of the city.
Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio marks his 69th birthday while performing senate duties. Rev. James H. Weaver of Ohio Valley Business College dies at 90. Ernie Auskings, ex-boxer, fined 50 dollars and 60 days in jail for assaulting his father-in-law. father pleads not guilty. Dr. W. H. Whitstar, founder and long-time dean of Western Reserve University Dental School, dies at 68. Ohio purchases land for a park adjacent to the new state office building. Dassie Kendrell, 34, convicted of first degree murder in Columbus. jury recommends mercy. Dr. B. F. Prince, 90, noted Luther College graduate, celebrated birthday. Viking remains unearthed at Schleswig, Germany, marking first known settlement discovery.
Roy Waxlax of Two Harbors ventured into woods to bag a deer but encountered a year-old bear cub. The cub emerged from brush as he tripped, and he killed the bear with his first shot.
Boston University will add glider instruction to its curriculum. Professor H N Carleton, a wartime aviator, and Professor Myron S Huckle of MIT are constructing a glider for a class of about thirty students.
Adrien Lamirande survived a near fatal grade crossing incident in Saco Maine after a train narrowly missed his car by a few feet. He was subsequently arrested, though the charges and details are not provided in the fragment.
A motorist received a $10 fine after driving over the railway crossing in a reckless manner. The incident led to a court appearance and a cautionary note on railway safety.
London report says the Duke of York gave a first try at a hand knitting machine at an exhibition but dropped a stitch, signaling limited enthusiasm for structured knitting. He did not pursue further demonstrations, leaving the event without a major display.
In Woonsocket Rhode Island one elector cast a cross for and against every candidate and issue on the ballot totaling 31 marks. The unusual tally shows a single voter exercised complete polar voting across the slate and measures presented.
A recent survey shows more than 200 Paris streets and boulevards retain names recalling the French Empire, despite the Republic being 60 years old.
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