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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1931
Page
4
Taken From Our Files notes that in Elyria no loan company has applied for a license since the licensing ordinance went into effect. The item highlights a lack of business interest and suggests regulatory activity is slow or stalled in the 20 years ago clipping from the Elyria Telegram dated December 16.
Historical items note a 1921 embargo tightening on milk to Cleveland, halting milk baggage runs by Cleveland Southwestern Railway and Big Four. Elyria City Board of Health favors strict pasteurization enforcement while petitions seek repeal. Chamber of Commerce to move to Maynard House after January 1.
The Yo M C A sold the third street property to allow for possible expansion of the Yo M C A building at the Palace. Lorain County Law Enforcement League urged Prosecutor D A Rait to indict theatre operators in Elyria and Lorain for Sunday performances, ten theatres in Lorain and four in Elyria. This follows no indictments issued by the grand jury earlier. Forty Elyria residents and nearby towns will receive U S citizenship papers next Monday, the largest class in the Elyria Americanization Association history.
Dec 15 Birmingham church attendance strong for morning worship with choir and Hugo readings from Isaiah and Christmas carols. Rev Hanna preached on The Gift of God, special music by Edwin Prince and Mrs Lowry, Sunday school led by Morton Burgin, and a forthcoming Christmas program for December 12. Local notes cover community happenings, travel, and a 1847 electric motor car model shown at the U S National Museum in Washington linked to Moses G. Farmer.
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