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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1936
Page
11
Rita states laws in Italian Spanish French and English. The fragment notes language use in a legal context with emphasis on jurisdiction and interpretation. The readable text references multiple languages and cross borders without detailing specific statutes or outcomes.
Taken From Our Files 25 YEARS AGO a bill would require college students to vote in their entering county. Oberlin College students have influenced Lorain County politics with their Republican tilt and questioned legality. Five men joined Elyria Fire Department, raising staff to 21 paid firefighters. Elyria fire losses last year totaled $5,634.66, about 38 cents per capita, with 55 alarms. Rumor says American Sheet and Tinplate will build a large plant between Elyria and Lorain, costing several million dollars, on Black River land bought in wartime. A municipal court for Lorain, Black River, and Sheffield Townships was introduced in the Ohio Senate by Sen. J. F. Burke.
A clipped item notes that 10 years have passed since E C Seale served as county superintendent, with brief reference to events or roles tied to that tenure. The short item hints at historical context within local governance.
The head of a Lorain County school district will not seek reappointment at the end of his current term, a statement to the Lorain County Board of Education indicates. Meanwhile, Mr and Mrs Josiah B Chapman will celebrate their fifty fifth wedding anniversary tomorrow at their Seventh Street home.
Ohio House approves a bill to transform Grafton State Farm into an independent state institution introduced by Representative P. H. Rogers. A separate bill to redraw districts proposes Lorain County into the Seventeenth District including Ashland, Erie, Huron and Richland with a 209,692 population. Pension payouts from National Tube Lorain totaled $98,256.80 for 165 former plant workers. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Chapman.
A couple will celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary tomorrow at their home located at 340 Seventh Street. The event highlights six decades of marriage and family milestones in the community.
Judge James Doyle in Akron to hear a demurrer filed by State Banking Superintendent S H Squire regarding stockholders of Peoples Savings Bank of Lorain in liquidation. Interrogatories probe the Cleveland Trust claim and liquidation details including voluntary or contracted liquidation, reasons for bank possession, Cleveland Trust role, remaining depositor claims, and when double liability enforcement began.
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club members planned three one act plays at the Carlisle Grange Hall meeting. Dramatics committee members Agnes Lottman and Leota Drusandahl reported on studies. Plans also include a roller skating party with guests from nearby counties and a basketball game against Belden Grange tonight at Eaton School followed by square dancing.
Elyria music lovers may hear Hildegarden Lasgell, renowned dramatic soprano, at 8 p m in the Elyria High School auditorium under the high school music department. No admission, but an offering will help cover expenses and finish paying for robes for the a capella chorus.
Judge W P Duffy in Lorain Municipal Court ordered Stanley Koskowski to send his 15 year old son John back to Clearview School by next week. Koskowski posted a 50 dollar bond and the case was continued to February 15 for non compliance with attendance laws.
One million gallons of alcohol will be produced from maize at a new South African chemical plant early in 1936, with dry ice as a by product. The statement underscores that the history of labor is the history of cooperation.
Members of Elyria High School's senior class awarded Day's Studio a contract for class pictures for the Elyrian yearbook. The two vote contract awards one photographer per semester to keep uniform pictures for roughly 230 to 240 graduates.
Burt Rogers, 62, of 148 West Street, was fined $1 and costs after arraignment before Mayor Don A. Baird for intoxication following a disturbance at his home last night. The report notes the incident but adds little on the broader taxation topic.
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