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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1928
Page
9
Truax backs a 910,600,006 Purnell appropriation to fight the post. Ohio’s 204,609 state grant last year left 124,040 in the Obie appropriation. Federal supervision may shift quarantine work. a Washington conference will decide. Last year Ohio state costs included 45,000 for wages, 35,000 for autos, 1,000 auto repairs, and 3,100 travel.
A major blaze in Kittaskning Pa caused more than $206000 in damages and threatened a business district. Firemen from seven towns aided the effort and one firefighter was injured while another collapsed from smoke.
In Youngstown Ohio Clemens Ross was found guilty of first degree murder in the robbery killing of Patrolman Henry Clemens. The jury recommended mercy, making life imprisonment mandatory with Clemens never eligible for pardon. Judge George H. Geisler indicated sentencing would occur, while five men and three women served on the jury.
Scientist Sir Frank Dorson notes tides lengthen by one thousandth of a second each century. Astronomer Royal remarks on the incremental shift in Earth's ocean rhythms.
An Elyria theatre page outlines a Sunday Rialto bill promising a carnival of songs, dance, and mime afteroon and evening performances. The program features a laugh riot comedy with elaborate scenery and makeup, plus a matinee and notices of visiting locals from Cleveland and Dover social events.
Avon Ikene Gough and Mrs Lizzie Knight are noted in home and social mentions. The Hoxas Circle of the M E church met at Mrs Geo Peak. Mrs Gloria Nelson visited Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Scamman and Mr and Mrs Anderson were entertained at Mr. s home.
In PAINES IL O March with details missing a state valued at more than £2,000,900 was left by the late James W. Corringan who served as president of Corrigan McKinney Steel.
Columbus hearings into eliminating dangerous trade crossings will be conducted this month by State Highway Director George F. Schlesinger. Ohio State University debaters defeated Purdue on the topic The Policy of the Present Administration in Nicaragua. Plans to restore Duernstein Castle where Coeur de Lion was imprisoned referenced. Bake Sale Polly Anna Club at Gerber's Meat Market Saturday morning.
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