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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1933

Page

6

Council Deliberates on Utilities Ruling and Gas Supply Claims

Councilman Carl Curtis called attention to a utilities commission ruling ending the 25 cent monthly cradle telephone charge after three years. He also read letters from A B Walton stating Lorain county gas fields hold enough gas for 29 years and that Lorain county gas has higher heat units than the franchise requires, with farmers receiving less than one cent per thousand for well gas. Both issues were referred to the utilities committee.

Utilities Commission Council Carl Curtis A. B. Walton American Bureau of Commerce Cleveland Lorain County Lawrence Webber

Old Glory Grange reports active meeting and plans

The Old Glory Grange in Lagrange Ohio held a lively session April 27 with one new member proposed and plans to recruit more. Members discussed hall improvements, a forfeit feed for the Pest Hunt, duties for refreshments, and heard a program of music and talk ending with a social. Visitors came from Spencer Acme Wellington Huntington and North Elyria Grange.

Albert Archer Spencer Grange Will Bouga Russell Opfer Antone Keller Virgil Jump Alma Hastings Albert Wilcox Louis Stranahan Ray Johnson Bert Sigsbey Eugene Burge Charles Yates Zola Hastings Owen Foster Avery Wilcox Spencer Acme Wellington Huntington North Elyria Grange Harriett Buswell Faye Archer Beautiful Ohio Gertrude Chamberlin Pearl Opfer Pearl Charles Gott G. W. Robbins Old Virginia A. P. Grills

Council approves relief funds from gas tax

Council last night passed relief appropriations transferring 1362 for groceries, 700 for fuel and 2957 for hospitalization. The action reallocates city gas tax revenues to social support programs and public welfare.

Council

Kruschen Salts touted to slim hips and chin

Mrs P F Gardner of Worcester writes that Kruschen Salts reduced her double chin and widened hips after two months. The ad promises fat loss and improved looks with one half teaspoonful in hot water before breakfast, claiming a four week jar costs a small sum and money back if unsatisfied.

Vrs. P. FE. Gardner Worcester Wass C. W. Phillips

Rhode Island Ratifies Repeal as Wet Forces Win

Providence reports Rhode Island will become the third state to ratify repeal of Prohibition after the all-wet convention election. Wet delegates, 31 in number, won by 7 to 1 as 150,244 wet votes to 20,874 dry were tallied from 225 of 229 districts.

Providence R. I Rhode Island Michigan Wisconsin Theodore F. Green

Gold Hoarders Defy Government as Prosecution Looms

Early litigation to test government authority over gold hoarders was favored by indications of court action. The Justice Department plans prosecutions amid disputes over paying maturing debts in gold and whether contracts to pay in gold equate to delivering actual gold.

Washington Justice Department London

Hold Baggage of Greta Garbo Arrives in San Pedro

Customs officials hold Greta Garbo baggage three hat boxes and five trunks after her ship Annie Johnson docks in San Pedro pending clarification of her purpose in returning to the United States. Garbo claimed both returning resident status and Swedish citizen arriving on the immigration quota.

San Pedro Cal Greta Garbo United States Annie Johnson San Diego Miss Garbo

Mayor's Office Receipts Totals for April Show Increase

The April receipts totaled $291.95 with $140 from beer licenses and other items including fines and costs $95 vendor licenses $30 soft drink licenses $23.75 and miscellaneous $3. Reported to council last night.

Council

Lorain County Farm Bureau seeks gas storage tank permit

A request by the Lorain County Farm Bureau to install a 265 gallon gasoline storage tank at their Huron Street station was referred to the council safety committee for review. The notice notes mobile storage and safety considerations pending committee action.

Lorain County Farm Bureau Huron Street Safety Committee of Council

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