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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
6
The sheriff's office at the county jail had two curio items removed to the basement to free space during office redecorating. The cabinet housed deadly instruments including clubs with spikes and knives, while the gun case displayed weapons such as machine guns and high power rifles.
A brief note contrasts the sheriff's apparent collection effort with a curio cabinet, describing items such as cuffs tear gas bombs and guns as part of the sheriff's alleged arsenal alongside the cabinet's value.
An invitation was received from Sandusky colored residents to Elyria Lorain and Sandusky residents for a moonlight boat ride aboard the Steamer Chippewa on Saturday night. The departure is at 8 30 from Columbus Avenue Sandusky. Captain Brown reports a large turnout from Elyria Lorain Sandusky and Fremont expected. Dr Joseph Villiers Denney, 73, former dean of the Ohio State University Arts College and Professor Emeritus of English, died last night of arteriosclerosis after 45 years with the university.
The Amherst Volunteer Fire department led by the Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps headlined the Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Firemen’s Convention parade in Berea yesterday. Elyria Amherst delegation impressed crowds. Vermilion and other departments joined, with Bowling Green winning the 1956 convention. Woodfield Fire Department stood out, headed by the Community Band and Girls Drum Corps.
Washington reports fifty thousand Ohio relief clients are employed on work relief projects to be submitted to the Works Progress Administration in July. Charles C. Stillman, state WPA administrator, said plans also include sufficient projects to employ another 19 997 men. The main possible delay stems from a federal requirement affecting each project.
Mrs Frances Nash widow of Frank Nash testifies in Kansas City court against Adam Rochetti charged as one of the machine gunners who killed Nash and four federal officers at Union Station.
Stillman projects the WPA program could add 40 000 Te Hei workers in August and employ the remaining 145 000 by Oct 1, the deadline set by WPA administrator Harry L Hopkins. The plan seeks approval for funds from the four billion dollar relief appropriation.
Boonville residents fault Governor Guy B. Park for delaying a pigeon race. He was to release 12 birds from the Jefferson City mansion but was late and a storm loomed. Only two birds finished the short race as the weather worsened.
ALMBULYT Iowa J B Swinburne 85 a printer for 70 years writes his autobiography He served in Washington D C Dubuque Delhi Earlville Humboldt and Ft Madison He macered the typewriter after he reached 80 Town named Gallipolis Oh Eleanorville named for Eleanor Roosevelt in Gallipolis Ohio WPA officials in Stillman to select Ohio work area directors and prepare project schedule for Washington.
Two St Louis youths, Clarence Bell aged 19 and Bruce Walsh 16, were involved in a personal crisis at Niagara Falls. Bell attempted to end his life by leaping over the falls but was rescued by three taxicab drivers and a patrolman forming a human chain. Walsh, unaware at first, later aided by police and comforted Bell, then helped dry his drenched clothes.
The Lakewood Ministerial Association gathers for its annual retreat at the Elyria Scouts cabin in Finwood led by Rev. Frank Nelson of Community Presbyterian Church of Lakewood. In Columbus, Gov Davey appoints Frank W. Micholas Dayton attorney municipal judge replacing Judge Robert Martin who resigned.
PARIS June 20 The Bank of France cut its discount rate to five percent and lowered the 30 day securities loan rate from six to five percent. The move eases pressure on the franc as Laval efforts curb expenditures and balance the budget. Bolivia remains the second largest tin producer in the world.
The State Board of Commerce announced no extension for renewal of licenses for beauty shops schools of beauty culture managing operators instructors operators and manicurists. Operation without a license after the date would incur a fine of 10 to 100 dollars.
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