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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1939
Page
3
A tightly garbled column from New York Day By Day reflects an oblique stream of consciousness on Christmas, lingering festivity, foreign affairs, and personal references. It mentions Gene Bush’s salary from the American Society of Composers and Publishers and hints at building changes and urban concerns amid a chaotic, partially unreadable narrative.
Lorain S W O C will hold a Friday night gathering at Kohimeye Hall 2818 Pearl Avenue at 730 PM. The session includes the Toundry and Brick Departments and a discussion on grievance distribution led by Committeeman Thomas Buttle.
New Orleans area resident Adam de Pomeoski age about 90 says maintaining good humor at all times sustains longevity. Born in Oslo and married in Poland, she recounts a life in search of peace and claims strict private religious code keeps her cheerful, noting humor as nearly a guarantee of long life.
Principal G L Powell issues a warning to students amid a rabbit hunting season scare that depleted ranks at Leetonia High School. The notice stresses compliance with state school attendance laws and the dangers of furor activity affecting school safety and attendance.
Governor Bricker announced a major reorganization of the Ohio liquor control department cutting 275 jobs and saving about 333500. The plan consolidates posts, slashes staff including two stenographers, abolishes a press agent and secretary, and shifts salaries to reduce costs while keeping liquor policy intact. Robert W Frickey will become comptroller, Don Fisher chief accountant and assistant comptroller, with other eliminations across stores and permit division.
The vision headed by Alfred A Humphrey will follow in a few days. Liquor salesmen and others have been told to see departmental heads to secure information about the liquor department operation. An executive order forbidding distillers samples to department employees was issued by Jacob B Taylor, the new department director.
Columbus real estate dealer John W Galbreath is appointed to the State Agricultural Board by Gov John W Bricker, succeeding Herbert S Atkinson who resigned.
Columbus Jan 13 The Republican house-cleaning broom swept Miss Elaine Sheffler of Cleveland from her $3 600 a year job as head of the minimum wage division in the Department of Industrial Relations today. Director George A Strain said he discharged her because she had not shown up for work this week.
A lunacy board report says a toy electric train helps relieve symptoms in male patients at Wadsley Mental Hospital. The board plans to repeat the experiment in other hospitals and seeks similar distraction for women patients.
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