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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1935
Page
23
Harness racing will resume at the Lorain County Fair after a one year absence. The society’s directors ordered the speed department to stage three races on each of the two fair days, reversing last year’s substitute automobile races which were deemed successful. The move follows the fair board’s preference to reinstate harness racing this year.
The Northern Ohio Fair Circuit was reorganized at a Berea meeting to unify racing programs across about 14 fairs in the region. Officials aim for equal racing losses to let horse owners race at multiple fairs without traveling far. Lorain County Fair set for October 5 to 5 with entrance day on October 3 and main events on October 4 and 5.
Local life insurance professionals travel to Cleveland for the sales congress organized by the Cleveland Life Underwriters Association at the Carter Hotel. Morning talks feature Manuel Camps Jr and Frank L Jones. afternoon sessions include Dix Teachenar and a life insurance drama The Magician by Cleveland Association members.
Paris reports Henri Franklin Bouillon denounces unilateral rearmament as Germany declares war by rearming. He cites 2.4 million Germans and Hungarians craving war versus 400 million peace-seekers in Europe. France opposes Hitler's arms program as League voices shift from talk to action amid Franco Italian accord ratification.
Fragmented OCR text shows partial items including labor figures and recovery board mentions. It references Rongeval, the National Industrial Recovery Board, and Philip Mauras with a note on a new labor member from the United Mine Workers of America CHILIICOTITE injuries in an accident and a court case involving Kennedy and a grand jury on assault and battery charges.
The article discusses parental discipline focusing on mother and father roles. It argues for cooperative, prearranged parenting plans to manage a child’s behavior, noting conflicts when parents differ. It emphasizes honest effort to agree on discipline and warns of hidden family tragedies from ongoing parental disagreement.
Mrs Marie Durkee Sooy 29 died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after brief illness. Born April 16 1906 in Grafton Ohio she lived there all her life. Survived by husband Myron three children Waryte Nadie and Richard her parents Mr and Mrs Gur Turkes a sister Mrs Gertrude Swale. Burial in Butternut Ridge Cemetery. Funeral at Grafton ME Church Sunday at 2:90 PM. Burial at Butternut Ridge follows.
Assistant Professor of Household Arts at Teachers College Columbia University studies necklines for years, highlighting fashion, design choices, and potential impact on garment wear. Researchers examine how variations influence fit and appearance in professional clothing.
In Columbus and Toledo, Stillman, Hopkins’ Ohio representative, expands investigations into political interference and corruption in relief operations. He seeks clarity on nearly 1.99 million pounds of canned meat used for relief, alleged watering, improper transport, and destruction with acid. The probe also targets fundraising tied to a Davey campaign deficit and denials of knowledge by Gov. Daver and Dem chair Poulson.
Incomplete text indicates a Cleveland born individual born November 5, 1907, who graduated from a fast technical high school and served as a Marine. The fragment mentions roles as a captain and a party member, with references to a Daro event and other scattered details.
Secretary of State Cordell Hull voiced a mild rebuke to the German government over treaty violations as the United States expressed concern over breaches of obligations. In Washington the remark came amid Europe's political crisis. A Cleveland benefit party offered free major surgery as first prize with transfers allowed, plus obstetrical and tonsil procedures as other prizes.
A Persian kitten vanished from Camas Washington home of Mr and Mrs Joe Berreman and reappeared two months later coal black. The Berremans suspect kidnapping and dyeing to hide identity. The article notes Bolivia and Paraguay have large mixed Indian populations.
In Pascagoula Mississippi the Rev Jo Payne and his wife faced a preliminary hearing for the slaying of old family friend Ewing 52. Mrs Payne confessed she killed to defend her daughter from dishonor. Police say evidence points to Paynes as killers. The Paynes and Ewings were longtime acquaintances from Ohio who traveled to Mississippi for a joint trip.
A city plan outlines shifting from grocery orders to all cash relief for welfare. The goal is to reduce the case load by using thorough investigations and possibly adding staff. Cash allows recipients to buy what they need, with safeguards returning to groceries if abuse is reported. About 2175 families and 429 individuals are forecast for April with 45 percent on work relief and steps to raise it to 60 percent.
A page two continuation outlines Germany’s planned navy growth, arguing ships are needed for coast defense and would not threaten others. It notes emphasis on smaller vessels including 10,000 ton pocket battleships and submarines, reflecting expectations of German naval focus.
Market reports show steady demand as Leghorn fowls ducks and hens traded alongside dairy and grain prices. Prices for corn and mill feeds are listed with bids and weighted averages, while egg auctions record grading and sale prices for various lots.
Advisors of Lorain County Boys Four-H Club set Monday night meetings at Elyria Chamber of Commerce to discuss 1934 projects. Handbooks listing approved activities will be distributed, and potential projects will be debated alongside general guidance for the season.
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