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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1937

Page

21

Ohio considers snuff tax and muskrat bill in 92nd assembly

Columbus February 12 A tax proposal would levy one dollar per pound of snuff sold as Rep. George F. Ketterer of Franklin seeks a law forcing snuff users to pay. The measure also bars digging or harming muskrats under the act. Other bills include a one cent bounty for starling heads to be verified by township clerks and a Stallion Enrollment Board for registering stallions and jackasses with eligibility rules.

Columbus Ohio 92Nd General Assembly George F. Ketterer Franklin Ketterer Ralph C. Lutz Richland Lutz Albert A. Shilling Stark Nimrods Rep. Shilling Floyd C Kerns, R Union

City To Use Owl To Fight Starlings In Washington

Springfield Junior chamber of commerce members rent a live owl to drive away starlings. The plan uses the owl tethered by a long cord to a sturdy anchor and guided like a kite in the city business district. If effective, the tactic could spare Washington from the nuisance, paralleling efforts in Ohio where starlings are widespread.

Springfield Washington Ohio

Alligator Frozen Medium Crocodile in California Pan

Alligator owned by Judge Ed ward J. McAuliffe arrived from New Orleans to California and woke to find itself frozen solid in a pan, a surprising incident in Redwood City California reported by local papers.

Redwood City Cal Edward J. McAuliffe New Orleans California

London-Samuel the eel recovers after eye injury

Samuel the pet eel, owned by Mrs L Collins for 15 years, has a black eye after a stone fell from the aquarium striking him. The injured eel was taken to the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals where he is receiving care.

London Samuel

Death of Clarence Alfien reported in Ridgeville

The body of Clarence Alfien arrived at his mother Mrs. Matt Alfien’s home in Ridgeville from Buffalo where he died Wednesday morning. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 10 30 from St. Peter's church in Ridgeville with Fr. John N Rhein officiating.

Clarence Alfien Matt Alfien Ridgeville Buffalo St. Peter's Church John N. Rhein

Douglas Wilson dies after brief illness in Elyria

Douglas Wilson husband of Eva died at his home 151 Cornell Avenue after a brief illness. He moved to Elyria ten months ago and worked as a diesetter at Fox Furnace Co. Born December 2, 1901 in Gerald Kentucky. Survived by wife, three children Eugene Russell Robert and Marion David, parents Mr and Mrs Marion Wilson of Gerald Kentucky, and brother Dewey of Ashland. Body to be taken from Nichols Funeral Home Saturday to Gerald Kentucky for services Sunday afternoon.

Douglas Wilson Eva Cornell Avenue Elyria Fox Furnace Co Gerald Kentucky Eugene Russell Robert Marion David Marion Wilson Dewey Ashland Nichols Funeral

Mrs Jennie Nelson Former missionary dies in Oberlin home

Mrs Jennie E Nelson 1869 10 16 Oberlin Ohio born died at home after long illness age 52. Wife of Rev Charles A Nelson missionary to China later operated Nutshell Gift Shop on Morgan Street. Survived by husband two daughters in New Jersey and Hong Kong two sisters. Funeral Saturday 3 PM from 179 Morgan Street Rev J A Richards to lead. Interment Westwood Cemetery under George Sedgeman.

Oberlin, O Jennie E. Nelson Charles A. Nelson Morgan Street Nelson English Center Pennsylvania Oberlin College China T. N. Green Princeton N. J Ellery Denison Hong Kong Mary Elmore W. P. Upton Oberlin J. A. Richards Westwod Cemetery George Sedgeman

Frank Plue, longtime Erie road foreman, dies at 65

Frank Plue of Milan township died yesterday afternoon at age 65 after a heart attack. A state highway department foreman for 15 years, he was born in Huron and lived all his life in Erie county. Survived by widow Lilly, two sons George and Jesse, a sister Lilly Bartow, and three brothers Fred, William, and Bert. Funeral arrangements include calling at W. L. Pease Funeral Home and burial Sunday at Collins cemetery with Rev. Moyer officiating.

Bert Collins W. L. Pease Rev. Moyer East Norwalk Collins Cemetery

Pritchett Rites Held In Amherst For Navy Radio Operator

William Fay Pritchett died at his sister’s home in Amherst at 5 45 am. He was born August 23 1888 in Xenia Illinois and served twenty years as a U S Navy radio operator. He was member of First Evangelical church. Surviving are two sisters Mrs Kane Amherst and Mrs L V Stonecipher of Los Angeles. three brothers R D Pritchett Labordia Missouri M D Pritchett San Francisco and K D Pritchett Washington Indiana. Funeral 8 pm at Zitch Funeral Home with Rev M A Hayes. Body shipped tomorrow to Xenia Illinois for burial.

Amherst William Fay Pritchett William Kane North Main Street Xenia Ilinois U. S. Navy First Evangelical Church Kane L. V. Stonecipher Los Angeles R. D. Pritchett Labordia Missouri M. D. Pritchett San Francisco K. D. Pritchett Washington Indiana Zitch M. A. Hayes Illinois

Free Shares Offered With Bible Reading

Deservins at a Pittsburgh barber shop offer free shaves and haircuts to down and out men who listen to Naslich recite prayers and Scripture. If they miss the quotation, they receive a Bible and a targeted verse to study. Beneficiaries, mostly transients, express gratitude and may return later to pay.

Pittsburgh Deservins Joe Naglich Naslich Nazlich Natlich

Court to interpret will of Edith E. Robinson in Wellington

In Wellington the Common Pleas Court heard a petition by Alice A. Andrus executrix asking for interpretation of the will of Edith E. Robinson. The case centers on the use of the house at 138 Forest Street by beneficiary Cecelia May Stolpman, with Frances Louise Sampson and others named as defendants.

Common Pleas Court Edith E. Robinson Wellington Alice A. Andrus Forest Street Cecetia May Stolpman Frances Louise Sampson Et al

Be My Valentine Party Menu and Heart Shaped Cake

A lively Valentine menu outlines Clear Soup with Wafers and Creamed Chicken in Party Shell, Buttered New Peas, Fresh Fruit Salad, Valentine Coffee Cake, and Individual Ice Cream Molds. The feature includes a white heart shaped cake with pink icing, decorative piping, pistachio sprinkles, and mint patty garnish, plus optional avocado and pumpkin seed salad accents.

British stamp halves found in Hull solicitor’s office

Three of the rarest British stamps, cut in half from two penny stamps to imitate penny stamps, were discovered in a Hull solicitor’s office. Post Office accepted the altered stamps, with postmarks dated March 27, 1841 and January 11, 1842. Robson Lowe, a London philatelic authority, added them to his collection.

London Hull Robson Lowe

Savings and Loan sues for foreclosure in Lorain

The First Savings and Loan Company filed suit against Lor etta Holmes for 2346 dollars and asked foreclosure of property in Lorain. Florence Loescher of Elyria sued Charles B. Wright for 5000 dollars for injuries from a August 23 1935 accident on Broad street near Cedar street. County commissioners weighed a request by Paul J. Goldthorpe for the state to take Green road in Erie Lorain and Huron counties.

First Savings and Loan Company Loretta Holmes Lorain Florence Loescher Elyria Charles B. Wright Broad Street Cedar Street Paul J. Goldthorpe Green Road Erie Huron Goldthorpe

State Examiner Begins City Records Periodical Check

State Examiner David L. Rup pert arrived to start the State Department of Inspection periodical examination of city records. The prior examination was completed in September 1935.

David L. Ruppert State Department of Inspection

Population Surges 50 Percent in Hawaii Over Decade

Hawaii shows a dramatic population increase of fifty percent over the last ten years, reflecting rapid growth across the islands. The rise encompasses urban and rural areas, with changes in housing demand and infrastructure. Officials note continued population momentum influenced by economic and tourism factors.

Hawaii

Intruder Rites Bad Luck Due To Cat

Troy police detail a late night burglary chase where a black cat in a grill is blamed for luck and luckless moves. Patrolman O Grady confronts a burglar emerging from a trap door, chases across a yard, and captures the intruder after a brief pursuit. The burglar surrenders and the officer credits the cat.

Troy N. Y Harry O'Grady Tommy O'Grady Jimmy Riggion Riggione

Trapper Nets 25 Skunk Pelts After Night Work

NEWPORT Texas reports a thriving fur industry with a price rise for skunk pelts. A local trapper worked through the night and collected 25 skunk pelts as his reward, highlighting the area’s growing trapper activity and economic incentives.

Newport Tex Texas

Flood refugee baby named Highwater in Forest City

In Forest City Arkansas floods forced refugees into a cotton compress where a newborn girl was named Highwater at the urging of a WPA worker, marking a stark local incident amid relief efforts.

Forest City Ark WPA

Cleveland Livestock Market Report Cattle Calves Hogs And Sheep

Receipts total 100 cattle slow and steady with prices from 7.50 to 12.50 for various weights. Calves receipts 100 with choice to prime 10.00 to 11.86, good to choice 9.00 to 10.60. Sheep and lambs receipts 100 with steady tone. choic e lambs around 10.00 to 10.00, wethers 6.00 to 7.00, ewes 5.00 to 6.50. Hogs receipts 4002 higher. ranges include 130 to 150 lb pigs 9.00 to 9.50, 180 to 220 lb 10.65 to 10.75, 220 to 250 lb 10.65, 250 to 300 lb 10.00 to 10.25.

Cleveland

Chicago Poultry and Produce Prices in Cash Quotations

Chicago cash quotations list live poultry eggs and produce prices on February 12. Poultry items show figures for hens, turkeys, ducks, capons, and miscellaneous weights. eggs and creameries offer grade and score-based pricing. Potatoes corn and other produce accompany regional shifts, carloads, state varieties, and market tone notes.

Chicago Plymouth White Rock Plymouth Rock Eaxiers Creamery Stige Sie

Taxpayers urged to file early and pay Social Security taxes

Number Three continues with Radican noting many early returns already in, but predicting a bigger rush before deadline due to rising taxpayer numbers. He praises Chronicle-Telegram tax articles for helping filers learn deductions and payments, and urges Elyria employers to remit monthly Social Security taxes to the Cleveland office or local office, with notary swearing required for payments over ten dollars and two witnesses for smaller sums.

Radican Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Cleveland Collector of Internal Revenue

River Reappears at Chalfont St Giles In Misbourne Revival

The Misbourne river in Buckinghamshire has begun to flow again at Chalfont St Giles after six months of dry conditions despite ample water. Experts have puzzled over the renewed river activity as locals note the revival.

London Buckinghamshire Chalfont St. Giles

Rochester Sees Rise as Top Convention City

Rochester New York known as the Flower City now ranks among the nation’s most popular convention sites. In 1940 alone the city hosted 213 district state and national conventions and the convention bureau has booked over 230 group events for this year.

Rochester N. Y New York Convention Bureau

Commodity prices from Toledo and Wooster grain markets

Grain and feed quotations from the Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co include oats corn wheat and flour with prices per bushel per ton and per barrel. Also listed are hay straw and mill feeds with observed bid asks and auction results for Wooster and Toledo markets including poultry and egg prices and recent auction volumes.

Urain and HILL Sheets Elevator Co Montana Milling Co Earloud

Public Sale Of Household Goods In LaGrange Village

Public sale of household goods at Lewis home on Mill street LaGrange Village Tuesday February 16 at 1 o clock. Items include Coldspot electric refrigerator electric washer electric sweeper estate gas stove heating stove living room furniture dining room furniture two extra good rugs bedroom furniture dishes cooking utensils and many other articles. Maynard Hanmer owner C. H. Sooy auctioneer.

Mill Street Lewis LaGrange Village Maynard Hanmer C. H. Sooy

Public Sale of Farm Stock and Tools Near Belden

Auction to be held Wednesday February 17 at 10:00 A M on a Belden area farm. Sale lists 3 horses 27 cattle 20 medium wool ewes 3 Duroc Jersey sows 100 White Leghorn hens and 100 Barred Rock pullets plus hay grain farm tools and household goods. Terms are cash. Auctioneers Clayton H Sooy Koons with Kinnect clerk.

Belden Erhart Guernsey Jersey Hampshire Wallis Allis-Chalmers Grain Combine New Idea McCormick Superior Massey-Harris Massey- Harris Emerson Mower John Deere H. P Belden P. T. A. F. E. Armbrust

Public Auction At Oberlin Route 20 Sale of Horses Cattle and Farm Tools

The undersigned will sell at public auction at their residence three miles west of Oberlin on Route 20 on Thursday February 18. A large lot of horses cattle farm implements hay grain and livestock including several mares geldings colts cows heifers and flocks plus chickens and household goods. Lunch at noon. Terms cash. Auctioneers R A Jackson and Son Clayton H Sooy. Tee Kiinect Clerk.

Oberlin Jersey Guernsey Durham Superior McCormick Ohio McCormick-Deering R. A. Jackson & Son Clayton H. Sooy Tee

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City Gottlier Roosevelt Supreme Court West Broad Crystal Restaurant Alfsen Frank Plue William F. Pritchett O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co Elyria, Ohio Lois Stringfellow Be My Valentine St. Valentine's D. Y Sederis Restaurant Skunk Trappers Highwater Laura I. Baldt Teachers College Columbia University Fashion Bureau the Chronicle-Telesra Fifth Ave Bree Wm. A. Woodbury Woodbury's Woodbury Woodburys Woodbury’s TCS Dept. of Agriculture United States Idaho U.S Wisconsin U. S River Toledo Wooster Poultry Leghorn Large F. A. Humphrey Egalite Club the Hedges LaPorte George Boorn Star Court Elysium Broad Street
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