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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
4
EDGEWATER, N J June 25 Persistent reports say Ford is testing a four cylinder diesel engine in a new car at the Ford Wator plant. Officials refused comment. The car aims to compete with a cheap Japanese model due next January. Reported speed 79 mph and fuel economy about 30 miles per gallon, at a price around 3300 dollars.
Ohio's film censorship program shows profits amid rising fees and licensing income. 1934 receipts total 101396.65 from all licenses. expenditures near 353044.85 in 1933 and 76.59 in 1934. The 1935 law hike to 34 per reel affects news reels too, with prior exemptions ending.
A guide for diamond buyers urges choosing a reputable jeweler and knowing key facts. It highlights cut quality, color, and brilliance, noting perfect cuts command higher prices and that stones should appear brilliantly round under varied lighting.
Exhausting all jurors for the second trial, the Lorain court ordered ten more jurors summoned forthwith. Names drawn include Rachel Rawdon Oberlin Elia Sinclair Dora Snyder Marie Byll Rose Lisicki Lorain Gertrude Boylan Elyria Lin ton White Wellington Joanne Mor and Melvin Slack Ambherat township. Miss Levin had won $500 in the first trial, but the Court of Appeals reversed and remanded for retrial.
Members of the Elyria Lorain County Real Estate Board will close their 1934 35 year with a Wednesday night meeting at Kolinski and Standen in the Elyria Savings and Trust Building. Officers for the coming year will be elected and a lunch and social hour will follow.
John Boyd of North Bi road and Charles Holmes of Kenton visited the Dionne quintuplets in Callendar Ontario recently. They paused to view the famous babies on their way to mines in northern Canada. Both are Ohio State University mining engineering graduates.
Elyrians will participate in a garden party program at the Robinson Cleaning plant, 3501 Broadway, Lorain. The event, announced today, will feature entertainment and begin at 8 p m. In related earnings data, the federal relief administration reports May payments of 2,247,599 to 68,563 workers in Ohio projects, after April payments of 1,842,601 to 68,472 workers.
A Columbus release reports food commodities valued at about 697,498 dollars distributed to relief families in May by the surplus commodities division of the state relief administration. Eaton tragedies note Norris Parks 29 of West Florence killed and three others injured in a two car collision five miles south of there. John E. Betts 71 Hancock county prosecutor and father of Jackson Betts died after a hip injury, Findlay. Lima council unanimously proposed Lima be considered for a Texas Panhandle gas line to Detroit. Senator Paul P. Yoder, Dayton hospital bound after collapsing a blood vessel. dais with seven blossoms noted in Lima garden.
Two district Farm Bureau meetings will discuss new developments in cooperative marketing. The Amherst Russia and Carlisle townships group meets Wednesday at East Oberlin Community Church, while Graf ton LaGrange and Penfield townships meet Thursday at Belden Grange Hall.
A series of sheriff and quitclaim deeds record transfers in Lorain County and nearby towns. Citizens' Home and Savings Association acquires properties on Archwood Avenue Broadway Avenue and Fourteenth Street, while Amterre Township sees a Kiuss transfer on Broadway. Other transfers involve Commonwealth Co-operative Realty to George Cone in Ridgeville Heights, Haneys to Merriam on Warseilles Avenue, Kesslers to Forrest Tucker in Oberlin, and a Virginia Joint Stock land deed in Charleston. A Wellington bank gains a property on South Main Street via a sheriff deed.
George C. Williams food and equipment inspector for state welfare institutions claimed he was followed by a detective and then trailed the investigator to uncover alleged misconduct at Marysville Women's Reformatory. He accused superiors of assigning the detective to trap him, while officials denied the claim and warned he had no authority to investigate state facilities. Williams said he would present a full report to Gov. Davey with witnesses and photographs, urging creation of an independent inspection department under the governor.
Indefinite time with relatives in Cleveland features Ruth Garrison visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Forest Rice. The Hall family moves into Lloyd Burkett home as they work in Detroit. Town Hall repainted by Rupert Gordon and others. Parma visitors Mr and Mrs P A Newbecker and Jean. Spencer guests Mr and Mrs Karl Weiderck. Elyria visit by Mrs L B Chapman and son Paul. Congratulations to Jim and his bride on their recent marriage.
The Mothers' study Club psychology group meets at the school house on Wednesday at 1 30 PM. Mrs. Diedrick will lead with the study on Learning to be Likable from Dr Meyers. Eleanor Higgins received a surprise birthday party Saturday night with games contests and gifts at her home.
The Shef field Old Timers held a weekend gathering drawing a large crowd. A 20 to 5 victory for the Vets over the Colts at the school diamond capped games, prizes, and dancing led by Mrs. Biltz John Youngblood and Tom Fox. Attendees hailed from Elyma Lorain Ridgeville Williamsfield Johnstown Avon Sheffield Lakewood Tiffin Avon Lake and more. Committee members included Algie Bungart Wm Schumaker and Tom Fox.
Mr and Mrs Edd Mitchell Sr and family hosted relatives while Mr and Mrs George Lidington of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Wm Schumaker. Near Benton Park a 19 pound daughter was born to Mrs Everest Yates with Dr J A Burks and Dr T E Buffington as attestants. A 16 pound daughter was born to Mrs Yates six years earlier.
J Lawrence Deneille of St Louis was chosen president of the Heating, Piping and Air Conditioning Contractors association at their 46th annual convention held here. The election highlighted leadership changes within the trade group and marks a milestone for the organization.
Southern Pacific settles a dispute over sleeping car orientation by installing beds that allow passengers to sleep lying sideways with heads or feet forward. The measure aims to improve comfort for riders on long journeys.
Violinist Jascha Heifetz, visiting Salt Lake City, predicted that music will someday rival football in popularity among Americans. Nearby at the airport, spectators witnessed a tandem takeoff and landing as an airplane and glider performed together, thrilling observers.
Huntington Grange No 2045 met Thursday with Worthy Master J S Heifner presiding. A motion moved to shift the next meeting from July 1 to July 2 was carried. The Juvenile Grange met the previous Thursday under Worthy Master.
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