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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1929

Page

12

Elyria Municipal Court Act Provisions Overview

The document outlines sections creating a municipal court in Elyria, detailing appeals, error relief, costs, bonds, clerk and bailiff duties, security for costs, judge qualifications, staffing, and jurisdiction shifts from existing courts. It specifies bond requirements, compensation, and procedural rules, plus transitional provisions and independence of sections.

Common Pleas’court Lorain County Municipal Court Common Pleas Court Court of Appeals Court of Common Pleas Lorain Ohio Elyria Council Beneft City of Courts of Common Pleas Justices of the Peace City of Elyria Justice of the Peace Supreme Inferior Courts of Municipal Court OF Ojo Ridgevale Carlisle Ridgeville Criminal Court Carlsle

Spencer Church Events Preview March Religious Week

Spencer March calendar lists Rev L J Quade sermon topics Slaving and Save Our Holy Place with evening guest Rev Keilog of Elyria and an African M E choir. Bresster Ladies quartet concert, March 19, and March 18 to 22 a School for Religion speaker each evening during Passion week services March 25 to 29.

L. J. Quade Alfred Fuller Huntington Caroline Wood Mary Harry Hange River Corners Alvin Neidhardt Wills Garver Sullivan Harvey [Ngraham Walter Roux Joyce Wellington L. P. Davison Will Glenn Cleveland Frank Fuller Floyd Delong Litchfield South Main Street Bouser Medina Philips Howard Shick Nellie Oakley Lionel Breyley C. E. Wallington Fergerson George Siler Chatham Spencer Black River Bridge R. F. Mantz Tom McCourt Clyde Keiffer Leo McCourt West Salem Glenn Repp Ada White E. R. Howe

France Faces Ten Billion Franks To Pay War Stock Debts

Paris grapples with a looming ten billion franc payment due by August to cover the army stock deal struck in 1919 under M. Klotz. President Poincare cites the debt as a major unknown, while U S Treasury notes distinguish war loans from army stock obligations.

Paris France M. Klotz M. Poincare United States U.S. Treasury Department

Hartford's blind Senate chaplain serves state with faith

Reverend Edward P. Ayer of Branford, 67, is Connecticut Senate chaplain, traveling nearly 100 miles each session day. Ayer, Amherst College football captain in youth, Yale Divinity School graduate, leads the Society for the Handicapped. During WWI he wore overalls to manage a war garden and ran a small farm with cows, yearlings, calves, hens, and chickens.

Hartford Conn Connecticut Senate Edward P. Ayer Branford Ayer Amherst College Yale Divinity School Society For the Handicapped

Paris Plans Pawned Motors Garage Project

Paris aims to profit from a pawned auto scheme as part of a garage housing 600 automobiles. The Credit Municipal of Paris, guided by the Municipal Council, seeks approval at a cost just under 400000 dollars, with an expected annual profit of about 6000 dollars from auto loans.

Paris Credit Municiple of

Congress approves 1798 alien enemies banishment power

In 1798 amid rising France United States tensions Congress gave the president authority to banish alien enemies at his discretion for the next two years, reflecting heightened wartime measures during the Xavier era.

France United States Congress

Fragmentary Note on Historic Advertisers and Saint Anthony

The text cites English printers punished for ads offering no questions to return stolen property, mentions metals and safer erhle granted a to Richard Carver, and claims St Anthony lived to 105 on twelve ounces of bread and water daily. It appears as a garbled historical snippet with several anachronisms.

Tury Erhle Richard Carver England St. Anthony

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