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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1934
Page
8
Stockholders approved a plant expansion raising capital from 300000 to 500000 to fund new buildings and equipment. Owing to crowding at St Marys School, church authorities will convert the chapel in the new school building into a classroom to accommodate an additional class.
Twenty years ago Elyria and Lorain County soldiers of Company Vocnan were expected to return shortly from New York where they docked overnight. The unit, now at Camp Milla, includes 42 locals who have been reassigned to other units. none of the old officers remain with the company. A daring daylight robbery at Hurry 5 Jewelry yesterday yielded nearly $6,000 in jewels, and Elyria will see no clock confusion tomorrow.
Wind merchants will move clocks one hour ahead as Elyria advances time under the pew schedule. In 1024 the Elyria Board of Trade organized with 100 members and over $7,000 pledged, while applications pursued a charter. The Board of Wealth urged city council to require meat inspections before delivery to Blyria markets. Wellington notes O C Robart sent to the U S Senate by the President.
Three years ago in March a county hearing on the Hilliard Boulevard project saw nineteen speakers in favor and one against amid a postponement to April 30 to secure proper municipal legislation from Slyria and Avon Village. Financing rules for a proposed American Legion clubhouse on land donated by William A. Fly will be discussed at a Thursday meeting. Meanwhile the Tom Islags launch completed 1,500 river trips in 35 years on the Mississippi between New Orleans and Lutelier, La, with two weekly runs and extra sailings.
A 114 year old Seneca County landmark cabin near Tiffin, Ohio, built by Samuel Aiken after obtaining land from President James Madison in 1820, burned when a kerosene lantern exploded, leaving a historic reminder of frontier days.
New York report sketches Manhattan expatriates frequenting a London style barber shop near the British Pavilion at Rockefeller Center. Patronage includes Noel Coward and P. G. Wodehouse, with anecdotes on actors, critics, and literary figures. The piece mixes social notes with brief trivia on Joyce, Astor, Dietrich, Crosby, and Whiteman.
An early medical advertisement promotes a self treatment for piles with internal remedy and specific pills by Dr Leethardt. It claims the product cleanses, reduces congestion in the lower bowel and dissolves thick blood, promising relief in even stubborn cases with a money back guarantee.
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