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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1930
Page
4
The note praises Theo E. Burton as a pivotal Ohio figure often seen as a Democrat favorite in campaigns. It links political clockwork to Cleveland, while shifting to city parks value and a circulated park band stand proposal discussed by the city council. It argues public open air concerts and meetings benefit all with small expense.
Pittsfield brief items from March include Mrs. Chico Merriam returning from Florida with a broken arm from a fall. Fred Schultz spent Sunday in Brownhelm. Henry Mills of Cedar Mills, Minn. visits friends here. Frank Rogers and wife move to Russia township. Clark Rogers and wife return to Norfolk Va. Democratic caucus set for Friday evening March 20. Frank Meredith to quit farming and sell stock March 25. Invitations issued for the wedding of Harry Heiden and Miss Lottie Dradge on March 18. Arthur Mills recovering from pneumonia. Mrs. Harry Rogers returns to Pittsfield after Findlay residence. Mrs. Charles Salisbury and Hazel with Mrs. Maggie Carter visit A. J. Wilson. Township teachers met March 17 at Lorain schools. The youngest child of Joe Widdowson and wife died after a 24 hour illness. Republican caucus held last Saturday. current officers renominated.
The play Human Hearts features Mr. Sullivan as Tom Logan with a highly finished performance. The cast is strong and well chosen with Fonnarsarte in a key role. The production is billed as more impressive than previous visits and will be seen tonight at the Opera House.
A timber roof at a lumber mill on Eastern Avenue under construction collapsed Wednesday morning, trapping workers. Sim Wagner and Harry Walters died, Clark Gilbert was seriously injured, and another victim was reported buried. The heavy timber roof fell without warning.
The B F U degrees team will hold an important drill at the Maccabee hall this evening. This is the first chance to drill with Mr Burtenbender in the large hall and it is essential that the entire team attend.
The Meach brothers remain unsettled after a brutal night with Loren dead and Jarvis injured. They plan to leave farming and liquidate land and property, with Iris said to move in with Mr Betogek at Rochester. Meanwhile the Corcapolis Saving & Frost Co. opens its bank on Wednesday March 18, with $125,000 capital and F H Stark among its directors.
Temporary lull in street clash as B&O Railroad faces injunction to stop surreptitious Avery street tracks. Judge Jackson, famed for coal strike injunctions, last night barred city interference. the injunction was served on Mayor Vandervoort who had been suspended by the council.
Washington New Jersey March 18 An error in judgment by a freight train engineer on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western line caused passenger No 9 from New York to Buffalo to crash into the freight near here Both engineers were killed A Covey Scranton engineer and Isaac Sutton Hoboken passenger engineer died Covey was beheaded in the cab as he leaned from the window trying to clear the engine from the wreckage.
In Louisville on March 1 heavy iron weights from the court house elevator fell through the roof of a first floor cage where eleven people were inside at about 10 20 am. Ten were injured with severe injuries to Mise Aynes Wilkow and Mrs Eu Sunon among the fatalities feared. Others suffered cuts and bruises as the crash rattled the building and its surroundings.
East Liberty cattle and sheep steady while hogs show 5 to 10 cent decline. Chicago closing prices show May wheat at 7.143 and oats up, pork around 17.38, cattle strong to 10 cents higher, hogs 10 cents lower, sheep strong and active.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers one fare for the first trip from all local stations west of the Ohio River to New Orleans for April 11 to 13. Return by April 19, extendable to April 20 with 50 cent deposit. Inquiries to nearest B&O agent or General Passenger Agent B N Austin. New Belts and Jewelry. The Biggs and Everard Co.
Minneapolis March 18 Hon Alonzo A Ames five times mayor of Minneapolis tottered into Hennepin County Court House for arraignment in such feeble condition that he had to be seated while seven indictments were read. He entered not guilty pleas to all seven counts. Charges include taking bribes from disreputable women and demanding payment of 3200 to approve a local theater license.
The city of Lorain revives plans to open Tenth Avenue from South Lorain across the B and O tracks to Penfield Avenue. Lezal methods are being considered to facilitate the improvement.
The ladies of the M E church plan an Easter supper on April 11 followed by a sale of useful and fancy articles. Each parishioner is asked to contribute items for the sale.
Probate Court appoints George Knierim guardian of Bertha EB Clark and Charles L Smith of Northamherst with a $200 bond. The will of Moses Payson Parmeles has been filed for probate.
Dispatches from two Hebrews in Russia argue that the czar's recent decree granting religious freedom will not affect Jews. The reports were printed in a local Jewish paper on Monday, dated March 17 in New York. The note reflects ongoing Jewish concerns over rights amid imperial measures.
In the matter of a county direct improvement petition filed by John B. Dechart the auditor of Cuyahoga County Ohio announces a hearing on a proposed drainage ditch route. The petition lists numerous landowners and heirs affected, petition seeks locating widening and deepening of a ditch from French Creek through several private lands to improve drainage. Hearing set for April 7 at 9:30 a.m. at the county offices.elfth
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