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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1930
Page
4
Report notes a political gathering described with sharp but nongraphic language. The piece emphasizes party unity appears elusive and frames the event as a partisan social or rally setting in Columbus on a Thursday night.
Russell Sage argues for allowing trusts to continue until evils are evident and urges striking now to prevent a future when public resistance would be futile. He contrasts this with waiting for the time to be ripe as proposed by Rockefeller and Morgan.
An editorial in the Cleveland Press condemns Police Director John Dunn for calling local wine rooms "an ante chamber of hell." It argues Dunn praises proprietors of these dens while the city suffers from ruined lives and broken hearts.
Frederick D Sweet transfers lot 431 block 89 Elyria to Anna Swees for 300 dollars. Rosa Horax sues Franuk Horasx for temporary alimony and medical costs amid alleged extreme cruelty and abuse with illness from hard work. Hearing set February 23. Thompson Glico represent plaintiff.
A letter from Elyria envoy Ray Bergey, formerly of the Lorsin Democrat and later with a correspondence school, notes he now serves on the staff of the Atlanta News. The paper is led by John Temple Graves. Also announced is the funeral for Mrs. John Schultz, to be held Sunday at 1 30 p.m. from the Fifth Street residence.
A list of newly available library titles includes Be the Wyoming Valley by Tomlington in of the Anawaks. Ober, FLA She introduces Maid Sally by Harriet A. Cheever and Miss Muffett's Christmas Party by Crothers S Noah. Molly and the Unwiss Man by Bangs K. One of the Red Shirts by Havens, Herbert. Queen of Little Barrymore Street by Smith Gertrude. Tiger and the Insect by Habberton J. Two Boys in the Blue Ridge by Parker W. C. Young Volcano Explorers by Stratemeyer E. Last Days of Pekin by Lou Pierre True History of the American Revolution by Fisher J. S. Ohio and Her Western Reserve by Matthews A.
Immediately after the Wilhelmy decision Matthias Wilhelmy filed suit against Emma S Arnold formerly Mrs Wilhelmy and others seeking partition of Lorain property in which the litigants are interested Metcalf and Croninger represent the plaintiff.
In Decatur Alabama on February 14 Gen Joe Wheeler spoke in favor of Senator Hanna's pension bill for ex slaves and urged local Confederate veterans to endorse the measure.
Dover reports a Republican caucus framed a deal to elect one regular Republican and one Addicks Republican to the Delaware Senate. The plan calls for opposing J Edward Addicks and pressuring Addicks allies in the assembly to accept the arrangement by Monday. The proposal includes nominating Caleb R Layton for the long term and Col Henry A Dupont for the short term, with Dupont as senior senator.
A condensed listing of morning worship Bible school and evening services across multiple churches. Warnings include sermons on church membership and mission board talks. Also notes teen and youth activities, women’s mission board speaker Miss Mary Lyons, and a silk shirt sale at The Biggs & Everard Co.
Mr. B. Lerech told a Chronicle representative he has decided to run for the legislature. He said many friends urged him to enter, and he will stay in the race until the Republican convention selects their candidate this spring.
In Wyandot County Probate Judge Lanker declares the Beal local option law unconstitutional in the case State v Alvin Ackert. He finds the measure contravenes the Bill of Rights and the Fourteenth Amendment and objects to exemptions for manufacturers from raw materials. Anti-Saloon League to appeal.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Peck and family extend sincere thanks to friends neighbors minister and singers for kindnesses shown in assistance and floral offering during their sad bereavement.
London reports the death of Field Marshal Sir John L Simons born 1821 renowned for Crimea service. He led allied forces in the peninsula and held multiple diplomatic posts. Judges Webber Kohler and Hayden resolved the Lorain ward issue by dividing the city into four wards after petitions.
The agricultural society met at the courthouse Saturday morning to revise premium lists and conduct business. Department heads for the upcoming fair were named, with the speed department led by M. A. Pounds. Also advertised are Baltimore and Ohio Railroa d cheap travel rates to southern western and northern points with tickets on sale the first and third Tuesdays through April 2nd.
Sunday may be his last day in Elyria with sermons at all services. At 1 08 p m a reception will bring 108 persons into the church after the sermon. A meeting for men is scheduled at 2 30 p m. Sunday evening closes with a service unless conviction requires further meetings.
Wool bed blankets are offered at cost by Tue Biecs and Evening Co. This promotional notice invites shoppers to take advantage of reduced prices on warm bedding. Details on scope and duration are limited in the fragment.
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