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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1931

Page

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Protest Over Road Work Handling By Elyria Township Farmers

About 40 farmers and residents gathered at Elyria township trustees headquarters to protest road work methods. A 125 name petition urged four road sections with section superintendents, cost based material hauling, and no further ditch tiling without outlets. Trustees Hilliar Cotton and Shaw planned a second meeting in two weeks.

Elyria Ilyria Rusters William Hilliar George Cotton F. L. Shaw Lio Township P. H. Dellefield W. WH. Chambers Otto K. Mischka Clark

Elyria Fire Department announces two more transfers

Fire Chief W N Bates announced two additional transfers in the Elyria Fire Department. E Benton moves from Engine Company Three to One while Lt H H Clarke moves from Engine Company One to Three. Transfers take effect Sunday morning. five other transfers were made last Sunday.

Elyria W. N. Bates Tt. E. Benton Vieut H. H. Clarke

Speeding Sedan Flees Across Broad Street

Officer Walton chased a fast sedan through Broad Street traffic. The vehicle outpaced a commandeered car, but Walton obtained its license number. Police Chief Stankard said he would contact the registered owner.

Broad Street G. E. Walton Walton EB. J. Stankard

Ohio Forecast: Cloudy with Warmer Southeast and Rain

Cloudy tonight with a slight dip in extreme northeast and a slight rise in extreme southeast. Saturday remains cloudy with gradual warming, then rain likely in the western portion. Yesterday’s highs included Miami 72 and Shreveport 70 while White River dropped to 34 below and Sault Ste. Marie to 6 below. The 26 hour outlook calls for an eastward low pressure trend bringing unsettled, warm, and rainy conditions late night into Saturday.

Ohio White River Cochrane Sault Ste. Marie

Mayor Hopeful to Continue Elyria School Feeding Program

Mayor James A. Hewitt said the Elyria feeding program for undernourished school children may continue as funds run low. He noted about $100 weekly cost and the need remains urgent, with noonday meals often the only square meals for many children. He seeks additional funding from the Community Service Council.

Elyria James A. Hewitt Community Service Council

Reynolds resolution splits Ohio legislators on tax committee

In Columbus on February 6, Republicans struggle to balance rural and urban representation on a new special taxation committee after passing the Reynolds resolution. With five weeks of session and 408 bills introduced overall, debates loom over a cigaret tax, card tax, intangibles income tax, amusement levy, athletic club dues, and broader tax changes. The wet dry stance, criminal syndicalism repeal, license rules, and safety bills await committee hearings as lawmakers return next week.

Columbus Senate House Reynolds Hep P. BE. Ward Geauga County Ward House Judiciary Nippert Silbert House Judiciary Committee House Motor Vehicles Committee Insurance Committee

Earth Quakes Strike Cumana Venezuela

Strong earth shocks were felt at Cumana near the Colombian frontier today. Cumana is a city of about 12 000 population. Reports did not say the extent of damage or whether lives were lost.

Body of Woman Found Stabbed in Willowick Vineyard

The body of a woman stabbed to death was found today in a Willowick Village vineyard in Lake County. Marsh al John Polly and Sheriff James Maloney led the investigation after a man passing through the vines reported the scene, described as severely mutilated, near the Willowick Country Club fringe along Lake Shore boulevard attracting hundreds of onlookers.

Cleveland Willowick Village Lake County John Polly Willowick James Maloney Lake Shore Boulevard Willowick Country Club

Student Orators At High School Compete Today

Preliminary tryouts for Elyria High School for the Lake Erie High School League extemporaneous speaking contest take place tonight at Lakewood. Twelve students compete to win one contestant and one alternate to be trained for the regional event.

Elyria High School Lake Erie High School Lakewood Lake Erie League

Davis Renamed To Tax Board

Quincy A. Davis a Hamilton Democrat was reappointed by Governor White to the State Tax Commission for a six year term starting February 9. Davis was first appointed in 1927 to succeed E. Forney of Columbus. Salary is $4,000 and the appointment goes to the senate for confirmation next week.

Columbus Quincy A. Davis Hamilton Democrat White State Tax Commission Davis Donahey E. Forney Senate

Firemen Use Gas Masks At City Grocery Gas Leak

Elyria firemen used gas masks again last night when two firefighters responded to Haury and Bauer grocery at 917 East River Street to shut off an ammonia refrigeration valve. It marked the second such incident in two weeks.

Elyria Haury and Bauer East River Street

Two Suits Filed for 16537 Against Merthe Store

Two suits totalling 16537 were filed against Charles Merthe of Elyria for injuries to Clara Lesnick when a front vestibule door fell on March 28 1929. Clara Leanick sued for 15000 and her husband David for 1537 for damages and expenses related to her injuries.

Charles Merthe Elyria Clara Lesnick Merthe Clara Leanick David

Worker suffers broken rib in fall at Western Automatic

A worker identified as Grunder Fuller on Fuller Road suffered a fractured rib after a fall yesterday while on duty at Western Automatic. The injury was reported today.

Grunder Fuller Road The Western Automatic

Dallas Ditch Viewed by County Commissioner

County Commissioner viewed the Dallas ditch in Lorain today, Commissioner Clerk Frank Ellen berger reported.

Dallas Ditch Dallas Lorain Frank Ellenberger

Progress on Lorain County Sanatorium Near Amherst

Photo shows construction progress on the new county tuberculosis sanatorium main building near Amherst. The project was approved by Lorain County voters in 1929 with a $425,000 bond issue.

Amherst Lorain County

Officers 10 Get Hearing On Feb 2

Alternative writs of mandamus were issued by Common Pleas Judge A R Webber ordering reinstatement of Police Officers F Birkline and Christ Kray. The director dismissed them Feb 1 for inefficiency after a civil service hearing upheld the action. The officers' lawyers challenge the director’s jurisdiction claiming charges must start with the chief of police. Their pension rights are at stake if reinstatement is denied. Both men have 27 and 24 years service, respectively, while pension rates are to be settled by arbiter A L Patrick.

Common Pleas A. R. Webber F. Birkline Christ Kray Con Mon Pleas Robert Rice Leonard Smith Chief of Police Civil Service Commission Civil Service Harry Redington Birkling Kray A. L. Patrick Pension Board

Vats of Liquor Found Prompt Arrests Overdue

State Agent George Baynham uncovered two vats used to store liquor one under a concrete floor at West River and Woodford streets and another behind a basement wall on Trondale avenue. A warrant for the arrest of one man was issued in the court of Justice Walter H. Watts as investigations continue.

West River Woodford Trondale Avenue George Baynham Walter H. Watts

State Examiners At Work Here

State Examiners H. Manners and Fred Hates are examining Lorain County books. The audit began last January amid changes in the auditor’s office. The examiners say books should be checked annually.

Lorain County H. T. Manners Fred Hates Manner

Evangelistic Meetings Begin Next Monday in City

The Rev. C. McKay Smock of Charleston West Virginia will arrive Monday February 9 to start a two week evangelistic series at the local Baptist Church corner Second and Middle. Dr Smock an noted preacher will speak nightly except Sundays with a song service led by F A Yost and a Baptist Main Chorus providing frequent choral music.

C. McKay Smock Randolph Street Baptist Church Charleston W. Va Second and Miidie Dr. Smock United States First Baptist Church of New York City F. A. Yost Baptist-Main Chorus Mr. Yost

Two Hurt When Struck By Automobiles In City

Two people were injured last night when struck by cars. Drivers, Henry Wirscham and George Harvey, were arrested on reckless driving charges and to appear before Mayor Hewitt. Grace Bruce, 67, received first aid at Memorial hospital.

Charles Refenning West Third Street Middle Avenna Broad Street Henry Wirscham 12Th Street Wirscham James A. Hewitt Misa Grace Bruce Broad Cedar Streets George Harvey Harvey Edward Marsh Miss Bruce Memorial Hospital

Officer Becomes Cowboy Tackling Loose Cattle on Buckeye Street

Police Sergeant Curtis Hamlin corralled a herd of cattle roaming Buckeye Street last night. The cattle belonging to the Lesnick Brothers Company had broken from their enclosure.

Curtis Hamlin Buckeye Street Lesnick Brothers Company

Winter drought stirs Midwestern hopes for rain

Promises of rain lifted spirits amid one of the worst winter droughts. Indiana Ohio Kentucky and southern Illinois face acute shortages with towns receiving emergency water and Bloomfield Indiana nearly losing a hotel fire control due to no water. Water shipments from Solgberry and rail emergency rates were arranged as Jacksonville Illinois planned to relocate 600 blind students. Forecasts expected cooler Midwest weather then warming by Sunday with snow or rain in the East by Saturday.

Chicago Indiana Ohio Kentucky Illinois Bloomfield Ind Solgberry Ilinois State Commerce Commission Jacksonville Midwest East

Father of former Elvian passes

Word was received here today of the death of M. G. Clark superintendent of schools of Sioux City Iowa. Mr Clark is past president of the National Educational Association and has long been prominent in educational and Rotary Club circles. His son Robert Clark formerly a resident of Elyria but now living in Lakewood is on his way to Sioux City to attend the funeral which will be held on Saturday. Mr Clark died very suddenly from an attack of heart trouble on Thursday.

M. G. Clark Sioux City Iowa Clark National Educational Association Robert Clark Elyria Lakewood Sioux City Thursdar

Busy Bird Crow Coloring Contest Ends This Saturday

This week features the crow as the coloring subject. Hurry to submit by Saturday or you lose a chance to win a Birdland coloring kit. The editors note late entries and prize details for boys and girls who achieve the best colorings.

Dirigible Makes Uneventful Voyage to Guantanamo

The naval dirigible Los Angeles moored at Guantanamo base after a 1350 mile 24 hour 7 minute flight from Lakehurst. It is en route to Panama for naval maneuvers and will proceed south after refueling. departure time not announced.

Havana Los Angeles Guantanamo Naval, Base Lakehurst Panama

County Home operation costs and facility expansion noted

The county home report shows 134 months of operation cost total $38,175.93 under superintendent R B Baus. Last year’s gross per capita cost $341.83, net $308.52, with 110 outside-aid recipients costing $39,497.95 mainly for tuberculosis patients. Receipts totaled $3,597.66 from farm and other sources. Inventory rose to $207,065 in 1980 from $133,305 in 1929 due to a new invalid building. the home spans 226 acres.

R. B. Baus Baus Homa

79 Children At Today's Clinic At Elyria Memorial

The second largest crippled children clinic in Elyria Memorial Hospital history was held today at the hospital. At noon, Superintendent Hoover announced 79 children had been examined, with 84 the record peak. About fifteen visiting nurses from several counties attended.

Elyria Memorial Hospital Hoover Ashtabula County Mills Starkey Durav Ashland County Arnold Guthrie Jefferson County Clayton Masters Crawford County Pfleffer Buleyrua Lorain County Wade Sherod and Paddock Elyra City Fulton and Alten Agate C. H. Heyman Cleveland M. M. Clark Elyria

Prominent Indian Nationalist Leader Motilal Nehru Dies

Pandit Motilal Nehru dies at 1:40 a.m. in Lucknow at age 69. A Gandhi ally and founder of the Swaraj party, he led India's push for independence and served time during civil disobedience protests. Gandhi rushed from Allahabad to his bedside.

Lucknow India Motilal’ Nehru Mahatma Gandhi Nehru Swaraj All-India National Congress Mahatma M. K. Gandhi Allahabad Motilal Nehru Gandhi Bombay Poona Jtall Allabad Allahabed High Court Gendéhi Allahabad G Congress

Weather forecast promises limited drought relief for Ohio

Rain or snow is forecast tonight and tomorrow across Ohio and parts of the Midwest. Weatherman Wm H Alexander says precipitation may provide surface moisture but not lasting relief. Eastern and southern Ohio report worsening drought conditions as storms threaten Indiana Kentucky and southern Illinois. Dr Harry G reports continued seriousness of the drought in these areas.

Columbus Ohio Wm. H. Alexander Middle West Indiana Kentucky Ilinois Harry G

Ohio suffers 10 trillion gallon drought deficit

Ohio's rainfall shortage since early 1930 reaches over 10 trillion gallons, with an average statewide deficit of 14.31 inches. Dr. William H. Alexander of the Weather Bureau warns the drought is unprecedented in intensity and duration and notes no relief is in sight.

Ohio Columbus William H. Alexander Weather Bureau Alexander Leas

Water shortage tightens in Belmont and surrounding counties

Southard and fellow officials report Barnesville in Belmont County has only seven to ten days of water supply left and will receive rail deliveries from Bellaire. Creeks and reservoirs in New Concord Muskingum County and Woodsfield Monroe County are near depletion with rail and truck hauling arranged. Washington County sees active aid from the American Legion merchants and Red Cross supporting about many families as a regional water crisis continues.

New Concord Muskingum County Muskingum College Lake Danger Point Cambridge Woodsfield Monroe County Washington County American Legion Ala Oy Red Cross U. S.’ Department of

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