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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1934
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR from 1994 Neweps column listing historical dates and incidents. Mentions June 9 events across years, including early explorers, revolts, meteors, and notable figures like John Howard Payne. Several garbled phrases and incomplete items present.
A collage of birth years and figures spans Dorado era notables inclucing dreas empress figures, violin tutors Leopod Auer and Mischa Elman, and Titta Ruffa. It recalls Benjamin Franklin kite experiments 1752, Tripoli war declaration 1801, Wilkes Antarctic voyage 1842, Wyoming women’s suffrage 1869, and Confederate Veterans founding 1889. It also notes zodiac Gemini traits and quirky cures, first English books in America, and Linnaeus’ banned writings.
Yesterday afternoon a shipment of noodles spilled on tents and a wall, causing minor damage. Police reports indicate the truck was slightly damaged in the incident.
Summer school for city elementary and high school students begins Monday June 18 and runs six weeks until July 27. J D Severs leads the program with Grace Thompson and Olive Lapp teaching elementary classes. High school sessions run five and a half days weekly to allow time to complete work, with fees set at 6 per subject for high school and 4 for elementary plus 2 for each additional subject.
Jenny Doll, renowned dancer, was fined 11,470,495 francs for evading luxury tax on a diamond ring auctioned for 1.6 million francs. The ring, bought in Cannes in 1928 and valued at 4 million, was exempt from tax if exported. Doll reportedly auctioned jewels at a fraction of their value to replenish funds ahead of a possible return to the state next winter.
Governor White today approved moving Joseph Bade 17 of Cleveland to Montgomery County Jail to face an indictment for murder in the first degree arising from a robbery. Bade’s transfer follows a Mansfield reform school stay after authorities said he helped kill a woman during a car theft.
Elyria schools faced crowding in 32 of 73 grade classrooms in city schools during the year ending yesterday. Superintendent R C Maston cited average and ideal pupil-per-room figures and noted some rooms held as many as 47 pupils. Budget curtailment limited hiring of more teachers.
The report outlines detours and route suggestions from Toledo to Norway and Fremont to Route 1023, via S R 102 and R 168, through Oberlin Mansfield Mount Vernon and Mt Gilead to Delaware, and from Cleveland eastward. Alternate paths include Ravenna, Edinburg, Youngstown, and Pittsburgh options with U S roads and SR routes. Information on unlisted routes should come from the Elsria Automobile Club.
Drought raises feed costs but Howard Jefferson of the Ohio State farm bureau says feed lot operators can still profit by feeding corn to hogs and cattle at current prices. Where water and feed are available, holding stock to await top prices helps the feeder and eases the market. Jefferson notes cattle and hogs are being marketed more than last year yet prices exceed 1933 levels.
Mrs W H Thomas of 22 Columbus Street reported a coat theft at the Elyria High School Alumni reunion last evening. No suspect identified. The incident underscores the need for vigilant belongings management at school events.
Arthur O'Donnell of 28 Fourth Street told police that his daughter's bicycle was stolen from the garage. The report notes the incident as a burglary of a residence on a quiet street, with no suspects yet identified.
A chaotic scene unfolded when a truck crash near 10th Street and West Avenue toppled a parked noodle stand. Brothers Fred and Janes DeStephno, locals from Lio Ct New Jersey, reported losses as noodles spilled and the vehicle blocked traffic. Authorities responded to manage debris and assist the drivers.
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