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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1931

Page

4

Meeting planned on Columbia Town name change and MBIA talks

A public gathering is set for Saturday night at the Jania town hall to discuss a proposed MBIA station and a potential name change for Columbia Town. Property owners oppose the corporate plan, fearing tax increases and movement restrictions on industrial use, while supporters push for economic development. residents recall the town’s historic link to the Columbia name.

Mbia Martee Tion Columbia Town Jabia Erie Posal Columbia

New Trial Sought for Dwight Eaton Motter

Dwight Eaton Motter petitions a new trial in Lorain County alleging assault with intent to commit robbery. Judge W B Thompson presides as the case returns from the clerk of courts for sentencing. The charge carries from one to fifteen years in the penitentiary with the December alleged assault on Dr. B E Brown.

Saton Crow Jatan BE. O Brown Irwin Oil W. B. Thompson Dil Charles Heiman

Elyrian to Attend Florida Convention

Nareld R. Rortck will leave next week to attend a Palm Beach Florida convention for Travelers Insurance Company leading agents nationwide. He earned the trip by his large insurance business last year. The convention runs the week of March 16.

Elyrian Florida Nareld R. Rortck Palm Beach Travelers’ Insurance Company Rortck

Taxation reform plan notes and chamber committee

The report to the local chamber endorses wealth focus over income tax, motor vehicle tax changes, state supervision of local bonds, and a taxpayers service department. Committee members include Vandemark, Brownell, Crehore, Wattin, Smith, Wentz, and Ziser. Also mentions sending statements to Ohio Chamber, Rep Rogers, and Sen Anderson. A new triple fast photographic emulsion promises cheaper motion picture production.

State Tax Commission Taxpayers’ Service Department R. F. Vandemark G. H. Brownell Charles Crehore FH. A. Wattin Pierre Smith Ray Wentz W. C. Ziser Ohio Chamber of Commerce P. H. Rogers C. J. Anderson

Freight Elevator Crashes In Ohio Plant Injuring Eight

Eight men were hurt when cables failed and a freight elevator fell from the third floor to the basement at Orr Felt and Blanket Co in Piqua Ohio late yesterday. Charles Collins 61 fatal injuries? No internal injuries and ribs. Foreman Elmer B Hoyle and three workers escaped serious harm by grabbing side ropes. The car carried two empty trucks and baled wool to the third floor. Company inspectors had deemed the lift safe in January.

PIQUA Orr Felt and Blanket Company Charles Collins Oscar Drew Eugene Debraffe John H. Cruse Elmer B. Hoyle Foreman

Kiwanis Club Collects 800 Pairs of Shoes for Needy

Kiwanis Under Privileged Child committee reports an ecity wide drive yielding 450 women’s and miss sizes, 150 men’s, 200 children’s shoes. About 100 pairs were unusable and some need repair. Items include 100 pounds potatoes, 4 tons coal, 25 men’s overcoats, 30 suits, 18 women’s gowns, 6 children’s coats, sweaters, shirts, and dresses. Shoes sent to Red Cross, Associated Charities, Salvation Army. potatoes to Associated Charities. Distribution from Sixth street store room by school authorities. about 40 members assisted.

Kiwanis Club Red Cross Associated Charities Salvation Army Sixth Street

Donald's Dress Shop To Open Saturday

Donald's Dress Shop at 371 Broad Street will formally open tomorrow with roses for the ladies. The new store operates under the slogan Our Only Price offering one price for a wide range of women's wear including frocks ensembles suits and evening wraps. Miss Helen Borchers formerly with F and R Lazarus in Columbus is the local manager.

Broad Street Donald Donald's New York Philadelphia Cleveland Helen Borchers F. and R. Lazarue and Company Columbus

Firemen Answer 43rd Alarm Of Year In Elsrna

Elsrna firemen fought a car blaze at 117 Marseilles avenue owned by CG Levin. The fire started from a carburetor backfire igniting gasoline and paint. Chemicals saved the second car in the two car garage. one car pushed out to safety. AVENNA Ohio March 6. Jury in P M Tenny Jones embezzlement case was dismissed after 24 hours by Judge J C Ogle. The eight men and four women on the jury reportedly divided 11 for conviction and one for acquittal.

Elsrna Marseilles Avenue CG. W. Levin Avenna Tenny” Jones J. C. Ogle Vee Jones State High-Way Department

Polar Creme Foot Relief Promises Quick Comfort

A newspaper advertisement touts Polar Creme Medicated Foot Balm as a cure for burning tired aching feet. It claims rapid cooling relief and renewed foot comfort, offered by a lab to thousands, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Available through W Phillips and other druggists.

Philip's Polar Crame Ricky W. Phillips

Henry Webster Dies Suddenly in Oberlin

Henry Webster age 90 died at midnight after a day with pneumonia. Born March 16, 1842 in Wellington he moved to Oberlin in 1910 and lived at 148 Woodland Ave. His wife died last May. He is survived by nephew C. C. Bowers of Elyria and niece Mrs. David Gommell of Hartford Conn. Funeral at 2:00 Monday at home officiated by Dr. J. A. Richards.

Oberli Henry Webster Mr. Webster Wellington Oberlin C. c. Bowers Elyria David Gommell Hartford Conn Woodland Avenue J. A. Richards

Oberlin Professor Recognized For Geology Tasks In 1932 Congress

Professor A L Mathews of Oberlin College Geology Department has been invited by the International Geological Committee to write the Salt Lake region stratigraphy section for the 1932 International Geological Congress studebook and lead several excursions in that region. The congress sessions will be in Washington DC June 1932 with extensive pre and post excursions including a five day stay in Salt Lake City for regional geology and mining interest. This honor reflects Mathews extensive study of the Salt Lake region and his recent Mesozoic Stratigraphy monograph in Oberlin College Bulletin.

A. L. Mathews Department of Geology Oberlin College International Geological Committee Salt Lake Studebook United States Pretoria South Africa Washington D.C Salt Lake City Mathews Oberlin Culless Laboratory

Boy Testifies Against His Father in Murder Trial

Hudson Harmon, 29, testified in Columbus testimony alleging his father Paul D. Harmon, 43, killed his mother Veda by brick strike as she boarded a streetcar on September 13. Hudson quoted threats and said he would not mind if his father faced the electric chair. The defense cites temporary insanity due to jealousy. Mildred Harmon, a daughter, was to testify as the trial likely extends to Saturday.

Columbus Udson Harmon Paul D. Harmon

President May Visit Hall of States

President Hoover plans a cross country speaking tour in June with a northern route toward Palo Alto California and a southern return. He may visit about half the states while aiming to see national parks on a western leg amid a possible staff vacancy as secretary position is left open.

Washington Hoover Palo Alto Calif White House Florida George Ackerson

Elyria Retail and Service Firms Report Reach New Totals

The census highlights sales totals across sectors in Elyria, noting meat markets with 926 033 in sales across 21 stores and grocers with meat departments. Apparel firms number 44, with 1 899 478 in sales and 122 full time employees, plus 446 685 inventory. Lumber and building group posts 1 747 186 in retail, 155 full time staff. General merchandise reports 1 668 813 in sales and 270 workers. department stores reach 811 957 in sales. Restaurants and other eating places total 586 558 in sales with 121 full time staff. The document covers furniture, drug, and feed stores and is a comprehensive census report.

Wresh Elyria

Curing Nail Biting via Micro Scope View Report

A recent report describes a method to curb children's nail biting by allowing them to view the living terms they place in their mouths through a micro scope. The approach aims to deter biting by making the action visibly explicit to the child.

New Apparatus Signals Severe Air Cartilage Strain

An experimental device indicated the worst shark encountered by an airplane is the air bump which registered a strain as high as 18000 pounds on a plane weighing 8500 pounds.

Markets Cleveland Livestock and Grain Prices Hold Steady

Cleveland markets report steers bids around 5.50 to 7.55 with calves steady and veal prices 7 to 10 in bulk. Produce and grain quotes list butter eggs and potatoes with Chicago and Minneapolis quotes for wheat corn oats and hay, noting various regional price ranges and receipts. The piece closes with notes on the cock of rock bird and sun spot theory on aurora borealis.

Cleveland Nagk&&o Chicago Roccelota Jaxtram Sacore United States Minnesota Idaho Celaradea

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