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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1936
Page
6
Ohio State University trustees and Governor Davey clashed again over appropriations. Trustees issued a statement urging the legislature to override the Davey veto of 654000 in university items. Davey defended his veto in a radio address, arguing his effort to save taxpayers money was misrepresented.
Dr Edwin W Kemmerer president of the Economists National Committee on Monetary Policy and Walker Professor of International Finance at Princeton will be on the air tonight over WJZ and the Blue network from 7 15 to 7 30 p m eastern time His topic is Greenback Inflation.
An exaggerated indulgence to wrong-doers impairs the legal protection of the peaceable and honest citizen, and to some extent dulls his sense of justice.
Lorain county schools report a new high in instrumental music participation with 915 students in village and rural schools studying instrumental music this month. The program has grown about 25 percent since 1934 as local boards hire more teachers. Camden Township School adds a half day weekly vocal program taught by Mrs Luke Cliff Kirwan and a half day instrumental program with Einar Helstrom. total vocal music becomes one day weekly.
A concise editorial urges collective action and personal responsibility, asserting that everyday citizens rise to heroism by completing their duties with integrity and diligence. It emphasizes civic virtue and practical service in ordinary tasks.
Scores of stockholders and guests will gather at the First M. E. church on Thursday for Elyria Production Credit Association’s annual meeting. J. E. Garrison and W. S. Brock will speak for the Production Credit Corp. Local leaders Max M. Phillips will present the financial report, election of directors is on the agenda, and a musical program by Floyd Hayes and company plus Paul Wainwright songs are planned. An all day session with noon dinner is set.
The Ely ria Chamber of Commerce will count ballots this evening for director nominations. Judges R C Maston Dart Reech and A M Hannaford will oversee with six assistants including Kenneth Botamer and W F Eldred. Ballots allow votes for any member except current directors. the 16 top vote-getters advance to final election for eight seats.
Glen C. West Ridgeville school principal addressed the weekly Young Men's Club meeting at the YMCA on Economics and politics. Members recalled their trip to a Cleveland hockey game last Wednesday and one member who got lost on the return was given a map and compass for future travel.
Charles Quimby Burdette's New Fires a comedy about the Santry family learning to value fundamental life during a weekend at a Missouri Ozarks farm. The Brighton School Auditorium presentation on Thursday February 15 1956 features a large cast including Stephen Santry Lou Clark and Mary Marshall in key roles.
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