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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1938
Page
9
Elyria school system will be represented by two officials at the annual meeting of the American Association of School Administrators in Atlantic City. Sessions will cover youth problems as the theme. Miss Harriet Hubbard, elementary school supervisor, is leaving.
Public sale on premises 1% miles west of Belden 312 miles east of Lagrange Route 333 Tuesday March 1 at 10 39 A M. Horses dairy cattle farm equipment and misc items to be bid cash day of sale by T B Foley F McIntire owners. Hay oats beans and miscellaneous farm goods offered with details on horses cows and equipment.
Preliminary meetings precede the association’s opening with two talks planned at the one day Ashtabula County Teachers Institute in Jefferson. Readings and professional training for teachers are the aims, with sessions on youth education guidance and handling of exceptional children among topics.
Proceedings reveal Senate committee interest and defense contends for a continuance as Edward Brers and Fulton clash over authority. Judge Addams limits remarks while Bradies and others await Senate documents and potential return of materials after committee ends its work.
In Prague a democracy ethos persists amid fear of German overreach. Citizens name streets for Wilson and Washington, while locals watch London for signs of softened British support. The scene centers on warnings that German expansion could stifle law and ignite revolutionary disorder.
A juror panel was delayed in a case before Judge A. Cook as 16 jurors exhausted by noon, with six more called to reach a panel. Miss Myers, a student, alleges burns from hot water bottles while unconscious for a hospital infection treatment in March. The incident occurred at The Pisucjer Company facility, cited in a separate workerscompensation suit by Wladyslawa Kaczmarczyk for herself and four children over alleged tuberculosis exposure from an air hose incident. Steve Chernoff was granted a divorce from Eudoukia Chernoff on grounds of wilful absence before Judge D A Cook.
Attendance at the father and son banquet is rising with reservations still accepted today. Herman W. Geyer oversees the boys' work initiative as the speaker Cleveland Y.3 will deliver remarks, and the event attracts a crowd eager for Friday night fellowship.
The Letaire Forum unveils its spring program with two talks at Lorain High School Auditorium. March 29 features Whiting Williams of Cleveland on American estimation. April 26 speaker Dr. H Gordon Hay of Ohio State University. Tickets from Day’s Music Store.
Obituaries report deaths of John J. Walsh age seventy who died at Dean Rest Home Oberlin and Barnard widow of Eugene Barnard, plus Frank Donald Koepke Jr. infant son, and Gusave strains funeral services in Elyria and Amherst area with details on survivors and arrangements.
Members of Pansy Chapter Order of Eastern Star hosted a Washington birthday event in Oberlin with Georgy Washington's Cherry Pie acted by twelve Star members and twelve Vasans. Guests enjoyed bridge, billiards, dancing, and cherry pie with cream and coffee for about one hundred guests.
fragments indicate that Van Troesen AES West Brand gree satisf auttermoon st 20M, with Bur to be made in Rideghiwn. Names and places appear unclearly but reference a meeting or decision involving Jennie Th and related brands and locales.
Testimony describes bids and figures tied to state coal material purchases. Witnesses include Barns, Murray, and Metzenbaum. officials discuss bids, payments, and materials sourced from Rand Improvement Co. Moore recalls management of campaign workers and coal sales under prior administrations.
In Tucson Ariz doctors said Pershing remains in about the same condition with no immediate danger. They attributed his fatigue to strenuous public duties in retirement after leading the army in the World War. Dr Roland Davison noted Americans continually demand much from the general and stressed no sudden deterioration was expected unless an unforeseen event occurs.
Robert W. Silver 21 of West Ridge ingested carbolic acid after a divorce paper was served by Deputy Sheriff Michael Bulzomi. A note to his wife Lillian read that he still loved her. He was found unconscious at the Benjamin Pope farm residence and rushed to Elyria Memorial Hospital in fair condition. He is employed by General Industries. divorce petition filed by his wife accuses neglect and threats.
The fragment outlines a veiled debate among nations led by Britain and the United States to present a united front against Fascism and Communism. It mentions figures like Secretary of Interior and Moore visiting headquarters to meet Gogein, who is elusive. No clear outcome or dates are provided.
An unruly OCR page lists various produce and livestock terms with scattered prices and notes. Items include eggs, poultry, geese, calves, greens, herbs, and root vegetables alongside references to markets and regional notes.
The Old Age pension leader is under sentence to serve 30 days in jail for walking out of a House investigation of the Townsend pension movement. The conviction was affirmed by the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. Hanson said a petition will be filed with the Supreme Court within the next two weeks asking for a review of the case.
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