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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1937

Page

10

Approve Bills Of Three Justices In County Costs

County commissioners approved criminal cost bills submitted by three justices of the peace under a state statute allowing payment of court costs in felony cases where the defendant pays none and in certain indigent misdemeanor cases. Justice Joseph Petro of Elyria submitted 147.00, Justice C B Cooper of Amherst 23.40, and Justice Preston Coon of Elyria 37.00, within a 190.00 per-justice limit.

Joseph Petro Elyria C. B. Cooper Amherst Preston Coon

Police Cars To Be Kept In Shape

Chief BE J Stankard has ordered police department squad car crews to ensure vehicles are maintained in peak condition. Safety Service Director I D Faxon alerted laxity in winter readiness, especially batteries and tires. A weekly check-up is required with reports to the day sergeant in charge.

BE. J. Stankard Police Department Safety Service I. D. Faxon

Odd Incident Brings Fan Mail To Teacher

MOUNDSVILLE W Va Elea nor Mengert teacher has received scores of fan letters after reporting 11 year old Harold Emiliott who sees backward. Letters from across the country suggest treatments and seek more details. one Texas farmer even proposed marriage.

Moundsville W. Va Eleanor Mengert

Federal licensing plan for multi state business faces scrutiny

A Wyoming Senator sponsors a federal incorporation and licensing bill requiring licenses from the Federal Trade Commission for businesses operating in more than one state. The proposal imposes labor and governance rules, with penalties by license revocation, and is criticized as unconstitutional centralization.

J. C. O'Mahoney Wyoming O'Mahoney BN N.R.A Federal Trade Commission Civil Service Commission Commission O'Mahoney Italy Germany O’mahoney Supreme Court Schechter Congress

Valley City High Teams head to Sharon for two games

Valley City notes report the High School Basketball teams traveling to Sharon on Friday for two matchups. Social items include Janice Arick visiting Cleveland relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hauck hosting guests for Mrs. Wolfe's birthday, and a New Year’s Eve Watch Party with oyster supper hosted by the Gunkelman family. Also listed are hospital discharge and weekend visits by local residents, with a Berea hospital return and more social visits to Berea.

Valley City Sharon Janice Arick Anna Schaeffer Cleveland Arthur Hauck Walter Wolfe Ernest Gunkelman Elmer Gunkelman Edward Gunkelman Edwin Keller William Steck Otto Meyers Earl Reusch Son Berea Twila Wilkinson Elton Hill North Eaton Chris Schwab

PTA Meeting Promises Entertainment At School Auditorium

The January P T A gathering will occur Thursday evening at the school auditorium. Mrs Arthur Hauck and Mrs William Law lead the program featuring Rhythm band, Three Harmonizers, and vocal numbers by Bert Schroeder of Canton. A Real Life Animated Cartoon titled The Wedding of Mickey and Minnie Mouse will be presented by grade children.

Arthur Hauck William Law Mabel Grabenstetter Evelyn Steck Geneva Steingass Bert Schroeder Canton Mickey Minnie Mouse

Sauerkraut Supper at Emmanuel Church Hall

Community notice of a sauerkraut supper at Emmanuel Evangelical church hall scheduled for Wednesday evening January 13. Distill details report visitors and local residents including families Weidner Kemp Rodock Metzel Westlake Bauman and clergy changes due to Rev. Lamprecht illness with interim by Rev. A P Michelfelder and student Alvin Schick from Capital University.

Emmanuel Evangelical Granger Philip Bauman Albert Lamprecht A. P. Michelfelder Faith Lutheran Church of Lakewood Alvin Schick Capital University

Emmanuel Evangelical elects new church council

Emmanuel Evangelical church held its yearly meeting on Sunday afternoon electing Mrs. Walter Wolf Carl Hauck Sam Mack and William Reuscher to the new council. John Schwartz was named president Dan Mochle became vice president Ralph Feuchter was re elected organist and Edward Deiterich 3ex ton remains listed in the record.

Emmanuel Evangelical Church Walter Wolf Carl Hauck Sam Mack William Reuscher John Schwartz Dan Mochle Ralph Feuchter Edward Deiterich

Auto Sales High In December

Auto sales in Lorain County surged in December with 406 new cars sold, up from 262 in November and 244 a year earlier, plus 27 trucks. Elyria dealers moved 147 vehicles, and 1936 closed with 4,117 passenger cars sold countywide along with 384 trucks, marking the best year in seven for the industry. Historical totals show-wide fluctuations since 1930, reflecting the sector’s recovery from the low mood of 1932.

Lorain County Clerk of Courts Elyria Motor Dealers

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