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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1937

Page

4

Babson Still Optimistic About Spring Outlook

Babson Park Florida March 5 1937 business conference summary. forward buying inflation labor troubles and government policy discussed. leaders noted rise in raw material prices and cautious optimism for durable goods revival aided by 1937 recovery trends despite potential labor shocks and political pressures.

Babson Park Florida NRA Supreme Court Italy Germany

Bill Rejected Over Improperly Drafted Senate Bill

The Senate Rules Committee rejected a bill by Senator William F. Hurley to authorize appeals from Lorain Municipal Court to the Common Pleas Court. Leader Sen. Keith Lawrence said the move shows the panel will reject all improper bills and advised Hurley to seek an amendment through a representative to attach it to the Lorain enabling bill passed Feb. 24.

Columbus Senate Keith Lawrence Cuyahoga William F. Hurley Lorain Lorain Municipal Court Common Pleas Court Lawrece Sen. Hurley Rules Committee Sen. Lawrence Hurley

Ridgeville Township Road Improvements and Dissolutions

Ridgeville township council discussed widening Mills road from Jaycor to Krebs road and other roadwork including cinder purchases and slagging Snow road. The body also accepted Michael Busser’s resignation as justice of the peace and reached a cleanup agreement with Avor village on French Creek-Robson ditch work to be done by the CCC from Black River to South Fields Cor-Burts.

Michael Busser Avor Village Council French Creek Robson Ditch Black River South Fields Cor- Burts Ccc

Stolen bicycle reported from St Marys school

Jack Young of 1307 Middle Avenue reported to police that his green bicycle with white stripes was stolen yesterday from the area where he parked it at St Marys School. May filed report with local authorities.

Jack Young Middle Avenue St. Mary's School

Twins Among 88 Treated At Elyria Clinic Today

Ninety eight children attended the regular monthly clinic for crippled children at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Among them were three year old twins William and Wilma Gibbs of Norwalk suffering a hereditary muscular weakness. They were shown how to massage and exercise to strengthen muscles and will return in six months. A three week old Wellington baby with a foot deformity was also treated, one of the youngest patients ever. The clinic was the second largest in the hospital’s history with 88 patients treated today. Treatments are free and attending children came from many nearby towns and cities.

Elyria Memorial Hospital William Wilma Gibbs Norwalk Wellington Frank Hoover C. H. Hayman F. A. Lawrence

Reappointment and notable Ohio briefs in State

United Press reports Governor Carey reappointed Dr Walter Niswonger of Greenville to the State Board of Optometry. Cincinnati notes Charles Yeo the Chinatown mayor became the sole notary public of his race in Ohio. In Painesville an accident killed Fred Hanley and his wife Lillian, ages 67 and 49, when struck by a New.

United Press Columbus Walter 8. Niswonger Greenville State Board of ‘Optometry Carey Cincinnati Charles Yeo Chinatown Ohio Davey Yeo Painesville Fred Hanley Lillian

York Central train at Perry incident report summary

scattered OCR items report a train crossing scene at Perry with a torn coupe and a deputy sheriff involvement. separate notices from Cleveland Dover Springfield and East Liverpool cover steel price hikes murder charges, tax fees, and embezzlement allegations involving local officials and crimes in Ohio.

York Central Perry Jan Meredith

Nine Phonographs Contributed For County Schools

Lorain County School Superintendent reports nine phonographs donated for educational use in county schools. Early supporters include Charles C. Lord Justice of the Peace and residents on Seventh Street Wooster Street East Bread Street Park Avenue West Bridge Street Oxford Street Grafton South Maple Street. Several donors also supplied records suitable for instructional use.

Lorain County Gerald M. Frank Frank Charles C. Lord Seventh Street Beyaten Lake-avenue B. Miggins Wooster Hanson East Bread’street E. L. Moody Park Avenue Samuel Lorais

Pleade Guilty Fined Fifty Dollars And Costs

Pleade Guilty, Fined 50 dollars and costs. We fore Minor Dew A Baird, was arrested short 2:468, today on take arenes.

Pleede Dew A. Baird Arenes

Grand jury held on bond case. Vogel dies after bath accident

Mrs. Frank H. Vogel, 51, died in a hospital last night after sustaining a fractured skull when she fell and struck her head on a bath tub. She was the mother of seven and had been held to the grand jury yesterday under a 35 000 bond.

Columbus Frank H. Vogel

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