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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1926
Page
4
A philanthropist August Heckscher plans to fund a vast housing project in New York slums. Homes priced about six dollars per room monthly would be built and rented, with Heckscher guiding architects in Europe before final investment.
In Canton John Olka vich, 16, fled deputies chasing a beg a peeper charge and hid in a tree. After an officer was kicked in the head, Deputy Ed Gibson ordered an axe from a farmer and felled the tree. Olkavich climbed down and was jailed awaiting juvenile court hearing. The Florida State League ended the first half with Sanford leading by a wide margin.
Running Across. Word 1. In the picture. Word 4. A close relative. Word 5. A current of water flowing on the earth. Running Down. Word 2. An unlearned, ignorant or simple person. Word 3. The last letter of the Greek alphabet.
Crawford County history from pioneer days to the present will be presented in a pageant at the county fair in Bucyrus on Thursday September 29. The county was founded in 1826 marking its 100th anniversary.
The Ohio State University reports that 1869 machinery on Peter Black’s 330 acre Mohanicsburgh area farm totaled 320 dollars and would be about 3200 dollars today at state averages. Farmers now invest in gasoline engines tractors and autos making up roughly 30 percent of total machinery value.
In a Cincinnati lake district note Peter Black's inventory lists six ox yokes one cheese press two iron kettles and two grain cradles all now replaced by tractors cheese factories and grain binders. Twenty one horses powered his 330 acre farm. Cincinnati and Covington authorities hunted today for the murderer of George Whitey Woodruff twenty five a police character shot at a roadhouse near Covington in a quarrel over a woman.
Michael G. Norton aged 68, superintendent of the American Refining Company and a well known Midwestern figure, died suddenly at his Toledo home last night from acute indigestion.
Cincinnati veteran detective and secret service man George W. Ryan, aged 1, died at his home after a six month illness. The funeral plans were not announced.
Ohio farmers plan to market more fall pigs next spring based on a USDA survey, with a state total up about 27 percent from last fall and corn belt gains averaging 36.4 percent. South Dakota leads gains, while Ohio remains near the rear. the survey covers rural mail carrier reports and farmer numbers, noting favorable hog prices and lower corn prices as drivers of expansion. Real estate transfers listed include Lorain additions and transfers to individuals as well as a Kell-free property sale.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to sublots in Sa ie bdivision and Elyrias with H. D. Glickman & Company and ell's First Addition. Names and places appear incomplete but indicate real estate subdivision actions and associated firms.
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