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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1934
Page
6
Clarence J. Brown of Blanchester told Newark last night that state expenses can be reduced and urged eliminating licenses and inspectors to ease tax burdens. He condemned lobby influence on Ohio legislation and called for reforms to ensure a square deal and independent appointments in state government.
The Snyder Family of Dancing Dogs returns to Elyria Tuesday July 24 with matinee at 2 PM and evening show at 8 PM at the Fair Grounds. Gentry Brothers Trained Animal Show features acrobats Steiner Trio and Powel wire walkers. Kapitan Rin Tin Tin Jr. dog performs by voice command. show runs over an hour and a half and drew capacity crowds last year.
Elyria Kiwanis heard Fox Furnace Co advertising manager Edward P. Hayes discuss winter air conditioning. He explained moisture, filtration, and humidification processes, noting winter air dries furniture and mucous membranes without moistening before circulation. He argued winter operation cost is comparable to or less than ordinary heating. Fox Furnace, founded 1900 by Henry Wick, is a leading U.S. furnace maker.
North Russia July 20. Philip Altmiller of Birmingham spent Tuesday at Fred Berge. Shirley Ann Dague of Medina visits grandparents Elmer Schubert this week. Mrs Mervin Schubert and Vera Mae of East Amherst visit Carl Berg. Harry Gibson and family attended boat races in Lorain Sunday. Russia Township Farm Women's Club held annual picnic at Crystal Beach Wednesday. Alma Bartlett and Mr and Mrs L and M O'Neil of Brownhelm visited Clyde Bartlett Tuesday. John Youngless and Wm Youngtess of Amherst visited Henry Schmitz Sunday. Fred Berg family at Lattiman reunion at Ruggles Beach last Sunday. Hollie Keighley and son George of Oberlin spent Sunday at Harry Gibson's. Henry Heldrich of Elyria and Martin Schroeder of Amherst visited Fred Berg Sunday evening. Mervin Schubert and family of Hast Amherst with Carl Berg motored to Urbana Friday to visit Harold Berg. returned Sunday.
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