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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1934
Page
2
A barking dog guided neighbors to the discovery late yesterday of the body of Mrs Ramona Reifsnider in Cleveland Ohio. Police are investigating the death as a possible homicide and have cordoned off the scene.
Ohio Grange delegates heard Louis J. Taber urge protected farm relief in unemployment programs and tax funded home stead schemes. Attorney General Bricker called for lower government costs. Port Clinton’s Walter F. Kirk reelected state master and Vernon E. Crouse named overseer with a slate of officers listed.
In Columbus Senator Philip Wolfe of Mansfield and Representative P. H. Rogers of Lorain County, both Republicans, split votes on the Herner Productive Investment tax bill. Wolfe voted against, Rogers voted for the measure, which supporters say preserved the retail sales tax reform from a veto by Governor George White.
A fragment states assurances of help or refund linked to CW Paullps and fourteen druggists nationwide. The text implies a promotional claim promising aid or money back, tied to a distributor or brand presence.
Radio listings across WTAM WHAR WGAR and Akron Cincinnati stations show a dense schedule of programs from 5:00 to 10:30 with names like Joe and Eddie Bill Bachelor Rudy Vathiee and Paul Whiteman. The page also includes editorial commentary on global trade and labor policy noting effects of exports imports taxation and NRA codes alongside naval race tensions in the Pacific.
A Washington based column outlines Europe’s postwar tensions with Yugoslavia Hungary France and Italy shaping the balance of power. It notes British fears of Germany’s air force and the persistent clash of postwar treaties with economic strain at home.
The State Relief Commission approved two sewing center projects for making comforters in Elyria and Lorain. The approved expenditure amounts to 32,443 Tecals for relief work, per dispatches from Columbus.
Ohio Attorney General John W. Bricker ruled that a municipal depository bank must not pay interest on coupon and bond redemption accounts, even when funds are kept in a separate account, in a formal opinion to the Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices.
A fire leveled the Carroll County Chronicle plant in Carrollton, causing about 50,000 dollars in damage. Two buildings and the C. A. Topa Company's hardware store also burned, with defective wiring blamed for the blaze.
Dorothy Sacks transfers property on West River Street Elyria to H L Johnson. Helena C Puth transfers property on West River Street Elyria to H L Johnson. Elen and Frank B Bowman transfer property on Chestnut Street Grafton to Division of Aid for the Used in Department of Public Welfare Ohio trustee. Claude A Spicer decedent to Grace Spicer half of 32 acres on Cleveland Elsha Road Ridgeville Township. The Simplon Orient Express runs Paris to Athens and Constantinople three times weekly taking about two and a half days through six countries.
W S Arthur promotes VAL-ERE a new herb medicine claiming balanced formula for stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The Friday Saturday offer features a first introductory bottle at 23c with regular price 1. The ad asserts relief from rheumatism neuritis and blood disorders and claims quick action within 10 minutes and no griping or nausea.
Advert reads VAL-ERE a balanced herb tonic claiming to ease constipation and soothe harsh laxative use. It argues benefits for stomach trouble rheumatism neuritis lazy liver and weak kidneys, promising a refreshed look and energy with an introductory 25 cent bottle offer.
An unusual feature film titled Young and Beautiful will play at the Rivoli Theatre tomorrow and Saturday. The film features several Wampas baby stars of 1934 and is reported to present something entirely new in motion pictures.
Jackie Cooper headlines the Capitol Theatre program with Pathos and Pecks Bad Bow. The cast features Jackie Soar Dorothy Peterson Thomas Meighan and O P Heggie in the showing running today tomorrow and Saturday. Also noted is a feature on the finest tea in Japan produced in Uji.
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