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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1928

Page

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County School Board Adopts 1928 Office Budget

The county board of education adopted a 1928 appropriation of 13 000 for the county superintendent of schools office, reducing operating costs by about 2 000 annually for two years. The budget covers salaries, clerks, attendance officers, stations, and petty expenses, with district budgets prepared separately. At the organization meeting, T Winckles was reappointed president and George Burchester vice president. two members were noted for perfect attendance, while one missed a meeting due to sickness.

County Board of Education St. P Vaughn Schonis County i cAire Rowan Lo- Tain Coun Board of Education T. Winckles Ridgeville Dent George Burschester Wrockles Alma Portman Henrietta Walter Hadaway Carlisle Bureley E. F. Cotton Sheffield Township Columbus Achoo Merning

East Carlisle District Faces Tuition Bill Fight

Local Board of Education seeks 2682 dollars from East Carlisle rural school district for high school tuition. East Carlisle allegedly owes 31175 dollars yearly at 12.30 per student, with five district students attending East Carlisle High during 1936 37. bill presented but unpaid.

Board of Education E. Carlisle Common Pleas Elizeit, Board of Education East Carlisle Rural Echeel East Carlisle Eijha Bish Carlisle Board

New Semester Begins in Elyria Public Schools

Elyria public schools started a new semester today as the second half of the 278 school year opens for over 35,099 students. Officials expect enrollment gains in some areas, but complete figures were not yet available at press time.

Elyria

Farm Extension and Farmers’ Week Notices

Jan 25 and 26 Hidgeville Farmers Institute at Ridgerills Town Hall. Jan 26 Taorain County Wool Growers Association at Oberlin Savings Bank 7:30 p.m. Jan 27 and 25 Henrietta Farmers Institute at Henrietta High School Week of Monday. Jan 3 Farm extension office closed. C E Rowland Lorain County Farm Extension Agent goes to Farmers Week at Columbus.

Hidgeville Farmers’ Institute Ridgerills Town Taorain County Wool Growers Association Oberlin Oberlin Savings Bank Henrietta Farmers’ Institute Henrietta High School C. E. Rowland Lorain County Farm Extension Columbuas

Eaton postmaster Bailey found mentally incompetent

Edger E. Bailey aged 62, longtime Eaton Ohio postmaster, will not be prosecuted for a $453.55 shortage after U S District Attorney Haroth E Maynard ruled him mentally incompetent. Bailey disappeared briefly, was checked, then found sleeping in a barn near Eaton, and lingered ill at home.

Eaton Cincinnati Edger E. Bailey U. S Haroth E. Maynard Bailey

Phinney Named Tax Assessor Takes Office

Art Phinney of Lorain has been named the new county tax assessor by County Auditor Monroe Hy Welty. Phinney succeeds Elwyna Similth who resigned last September and began duties at the court hours office this morning. Phinney has six years of public service in Lorain including two terms as city treasurer and one term on the council.

Art Phinney Lorain Monroe Hy Welty

Flood Control Report Sparks Senate Flood Plan Debate

A government flood control bulletin criticized by Senator Hawes, from Missouri, calls for interstate involvement. The report urges that a species commission supervise flood projects with engineers in charge, opposed by administration allies who favor centralized oversight.

Washingtor Gan Army Hawes Dem Wissouri Srsc Sun Hawes Id

City Council Committees to Meet Tonight

Council committees including gas and street and steam railways are set to meet this evening to prepare items for the Monday session. A special committee led by President George Richwine will discuss the contract with Elsha Memorial hospital and the Cleveland Southwestern franchise. Committees cannot finalize actions. they report back for council approval or rejection.

George Ricbwine Elsha Me Onal Hospital Cleveland Connect Council Tia

Noted Evangelist Draws Large Crowds at First Methodist

Unusually large crowds heard the evangelist known as Gipsy Simon Smith at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The morning sermon titled The Gospel of Glad Tidings appealed to the needy and oppressed, with quotes from Christ. A. L Viehers led evening services. Rev D P Fulmer offered prayer. Smith sang and preached A Love Story from John 3 16, with tonight’s topic Some lessons from the Saza of Wife.

Simon Smith First Methodist Episcopal Church Christ A. L Viehers Lorain D. P. Fulmer Smith

Ohio pastors convention opens in Columbus

Hundreds of ministers from across the state arrive in Columbus for the ninth annual Ohblo pastors convention. Dr. Merton S Rice of Detroit is to give the opening address this afternoon at Spa. Dr. John M. Moore of New York will speak. committee reports are planned and Dr. Nicholas Van Der Pyl of Oberlin serves as convention chairman.

Columbus Merton S Rice Detroit John M. Moore New York Spa Nicholas van der Pyl Oberlin

Chicken thief gets 1 year in Ohio Penitentiary

Charles Smith a 38 year old Black resident of Elmna was found guilty of burglary Friday by a common pleas court jury and sentenced to one year at hard labor in the Ohio Penitentiary Columbus by Judge A R Webber. He stole chickens from John Paltka Elona’s coop and claimed drunkenness.

Charles Smith Elmna Common Pleas Ohio Columbus A. R. Webber Smith John Paltka Elona

Murderer Put To Death In Penna at Rockview Prison

Leon Scovern, 20, was executed in the electric chair at Rockview penitentiary in Bellefonte Pa for murder. He trembled as the death march began with two guards present and received a single 7:02 AM shock after killing his sweetheart’s brother, Joseph Baronoskle.

Penna Joe Bellefonte Leon Scovern Rockviiew Penitentiary Scovern Joseph Baronoskle

Lindbergh to resume flights with seven stop plan

Panama City dispatch reports Charles A. Lindbergh will resume flying this week with a seven stop itinerary. He plans to leave January 27 for Colombia and will reach Caracas Venezuela January 29 and continue to St. Thomas Porto Rico Santo Domingo Haiti Havana and Kingston before deciding post Havana.

Panama City Charles A. Lindbergh Gogota Caracas Venezuela St. Thomas Virgin Islands Porto Hico Santo Domingo Haiti Kavana Havata

Patrolman Wade Shot to Death in Columbus

Columbus detectives report Patrolman L W Wade 33 shot twice and killed early today by fellow officer Charles H Lewis 29 who surrendered and confessed Wade feared Lewis was pursuing his wife Lillian 27 Lewis then threatened Patrolman Oscar H Roush and his family before being arrested with Roush spared by his wife and Wade’s death prompting further inquiries into alleged officer and wife intimacies.

Columbus L. W. Wade Charles H. Lewis Lewis Wade Oscar H. Roush Roush Lillian Robert Panth Bork Bork Repue Sunbury Road Grant Bosnital Robert K. Smedley Siz Hoshe

Congress Today Senate Jones Shipping Bill Under Review

House debates independent offices and an appropriation bill. Naval Affairs continues farm relief study. Agricultural committee keeps hearing on naval buildings program. Flood Control panel hears Major General Jadwin on army engineers plan for Mississippi River control.

HOUSE Naval Affairs Committee Agricultural Committee Flood Control Committee Jadwin Army Engineers

Dr Watkins Chosen Judge of Estesdefect Music Event

Dr. Lewis Watkins of Philadelphia has been chosen as adjudicator for the seventh annual festival held in Jackson Ohio on September 27 and 28.

Watkins Estesdedd Jackson Jar Lewis Watkins Philadelphia

Farm relief a real worry to leaders

Washington reports cross currents in the farm relief fight over the McNary Haugen bill. House patience with compromise grows as reelection threatens action, while Senate leaders urge a strategy to pass the bill and veto later. Outcomes could boost Lowden and Dawes or hurt Hoover.

Washington Jan Congress Doover Frank C. Lowden Allinois Dawes House Senate Coolidge Lowden Hoover Senator McMary Oregon McNare Hatille

Hughes Speech At Pan American Conference Delights Delegates

In Havana on January 23 the Pan American Conference opened sessions with renewed momentum after Charles Evans Hughes spoke at a banquet hosted by the American Chamber of Commerce. Delegates praised his address, noting its emphasis on independence stability mutual goodwill and cooperation while delaying dispute over Nicaragua and U S intervention.

Havana Charles Evans Hughes Hughes American Chamber of Commerce Fraragua Poss United States Nicaragua Carlos Cuadra Pasus

Lorain Man Sues Ford for Five Thousand Dollars

Frank Marvin of Lorain sues Albert Ford in common pleas court seeking 5000 dollars for injuries from a July 9 accident on the Elsha Lorain road south of Penfield Junction. Marvin says he was directing traffic while repairs were made when a new driver under Ford failed to stop and hit him, dislocating his left ankle and injuring ligaments and muscles and causing internal injuries.

Frank Marvin Albert Ford Lorain Common Pleas Marvin Elsha-Lorain Road Penfield Junction Ford

Velma West Refuses Plea In Murder Arraignment

Velma West, jailed for the murder of her husband Edward West, refused to enter a plea at arraignment before Judge A G Reynolds in Patseville. Attorney Framnes Poulson advised the court that a new legislative amendment may affect the plea process, asserting potential constitutional questions.

Velma West Fendant Reynolds Framnes Poutsnn Ana Tree Court b+ monte Poulson Mrs. West

Robbery at Fudgevile High School Safe

Merestery surrounding the cabinet safe at Fudgevile high school was broken into, with the S166 cash box stolen. Sheriff E G Mathews and deputies Claude Bivin Harvey Crenore led the investigation. Entry method and number of burglars unknown, and it is unclear if the break in occurred Saturday or Sunday night. No personal items were taken from the safe.

Fudgevile High School Brerhagl E.G. Mathews Claude Bivin Harvey Crenore Wnable Azerezaien Sen

Paint Brush On City Hall Offices

City Hall offices undergo painting and repairs as carpenters finish damage repairs. The council chamber gains new linoleum paint and refinished chairs and tables, with the mayor's and city auditor and council clerk offices also completed. The corridor from the stairs to the council chamber receives a fresh coat as work nears completion by week’s end.

Council Concil Chamber

Mrs. Hickman Travels to Los Angeles to Aid Son

Mrs Eva Hickman arrives from Kansas City Missouri to join efforts to save her son Edward from confinement. She avoids reporters and proceeds to the home of an alleged captor to confront the case.

Los Angrles Ceolif Eva. Hickman Kansas Cin Edward Hickman Meo Ami

Lorain School Official Analyzes Causes of Failures

A Lorain school official discusses factors behind student underachievement including attendance, family influence, and mental health concerns. The analysis cites poor attendance and external pressures as key contributors to classroom performance and calls for systemic review of policies.

Lorain Lorin Boone Somal Masons Amr

GIRE EVANGELIST TO WED LANCASTER MAN

Miss Edna Troughter, a Rockbridge Ohio girl evangelist, will marry Freeman Hughes of Lancaster area. The pair announced their engagement after she began preaching at age 11 and has since drawn large crowds. Hughes is a West Lancaster store manager.

Gire Lancaster Edna Treoucher Rockbridge Ohio Freeman Hughes J. W. Hughes Here Hughes

Congress Deliberates Navy Build Up Worth Half a Billion

In Washington on January 22 the House Naval Affairs Committee pressed Navy officers on a proposed 500 million dollar five year warship program. Senator Borah attacked the plan as madness while cautioning that Rear Admiral Plunkett’s New York remarks linking the fleet with Britain could provoke war.

Washington Congress Navy Home Naval Affairs Committee Senator Borah Plunkett New York Great Britain Bora Borah

Record Crowd Attends Lorain Farm Bureau Meet

More than six hundred farmers from Lorain county attended the Lorain County Farm Bureau meeting with a large morning turnout. Principal address by L G Foster of Ohio State highlighted cooperative marketing and businesslike farming. officers W G Caskey Jot Oberlin reelected. secretary R F Campbell treasurer Charles Haies. five ladies at large chosen. The officers and Mrs Carpenter and Mrs Cotton will attend the state farm bureau meeting in Columbus.

Farm Bureau Lorain County Lorain School At Agriculture Ohio State Foster W. G. Caskey Jot Oberlin W. C. Dey Brighton Township R. FE. Campbell Pittfield Township Charles Haies Columbia Township A J. Carpenter Eaton George Cotton Elyria E. E. Durkee F. E. Schriver Grafton A. D. Crocker W. G. Casker Carpenter State Farm Columbus Port

City Officials Seek Balance on 1927 Ledger problems

City officials and the new auditor A. O. Patterson face a dispute over certifying the balance of the Ry auditors books for 1927. Patterson says he has no authority to certify the former officials balance, while the retiring auditor insists it is no longer his job to balance the books.

Piqta A. O. Patterson

Car collision reported on East Ring Street Saturday night

A two-vehicle crash occurred south of East Ring Street involving Earl Hartley and Art 127, 10th Street Lorale. Both cars were struck by Driggs parked at the curb while one driver, Harry Drier, allegedly engaged in the scene.

Esay River SF Harry Drier R. D East Ring Earl Hartley Art 127 10Th Street Lorale Lice Driggs

Batingu DT at to Fire Serb A Charreret Coach

Geor ge Alexander a coach at 367 street is reported in a local incident connected with stress and a fire event involving a Serb team. Details remain sparse and authorities are investigating the circumstances.

Batingu George Alexander

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