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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1931
Page
8
Oklahoma watermarked fight over the Jones bill pits prota and opponents before a legislative committee. Proponents say proration shields small independents from bankruptcy while critics warn its passage would erode regulation and threaten the oil industry across states.
The Oklahoma Association forms to oppose the curb led by B. B. Howard while Sinclair Oil opposes the proration law. An investigation examines open-flow wells in Oklahoma City. The Legislative Committee cites violations and loyalty owners underpaid. Gov Murray offers to name proration umpires if proration continues.
Hail Bartlett of Pittsfield spent Friday with his mother Clyde Bartlett in North Russia. Lews Berg was in Cleveland on business Tuesday. Mrs Burt Franklin and Mrs Arthur Boley of Istyria called on Mrs John Franklin Thursday. Mr and Mrs George Pierce of Wakeman spent Tuesday evening at the Will Berg home. Harry Gibson and the former’s mother Mrs Alvah Gibson sick at daughter Mrs Walter Walker’s in Oberlin. Harley Franklin and daughter Myrtle of Amherst visited John Franklin Friday evening. Miss Hazel Berg of Cleveland spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Berg. Mr and Mrs Henry Sandrock were Sunday dinner guests at Erlette Sandrock’s on Chestnut Ridge. Eleanor Burke and John Sterner of Amherst visited Harry Mibsons Sunday afternoon. Mrs Munson of Corona, Munch.
Relatives and friends visit in homes across Amherst Lakewood Wellington and Elyria including Hazel Gioson at sister Mrs Frank Austin. Amelia and Louis Schmitz visit Henry Schmitz. Carl Berg hosts guests with Fred Berg family. Ed Cibeon and Alvah Gibson connect in Elyria. Death notice for Carl Wangerien of Okmulgee Oklahoma. burial plans in Cleveland. Philathea class and Pomona Grange attendees noted.
The Pomona Grange was entertained by the North Elyria Grange at the Gulf Road schoolhouse. London pondered over Queen Marys black list as the se lection nears for women to be presented at court, with divorce and matrimonial cases guiding eligibility.
Indianans search for a buried pot of gold worth 3,090,000 dollars allegedly left by a historic Indian chief over a century ago. Clairvoyant claims led hundreds to inspect John Irving’s farm near Fort Wayne as diggers cover the land foot by foot at a single suspected site.
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