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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1932
Page
8
The Elyria Post No 12 American Legion drives a campaign with civic and religious groups to place jobless workers. So far 545 in Elyria are unemployed with 600 to 700 expected as the drive continues. Employers have pledged work for 168 individuals, some for short tasks, boosting totals to 764,837 placed nationally.
An advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a quick relief for eczema itching and skin eruptions. It claims rapid improvement after two to three applications and promotes use for burns, burns, insect bites, sunburn, and chafing with a 35 cent box price.
A broad effort named fare against low mood covers Grafton La Grange and the town ships of Elyria Carlisle Columbia Eaton Grafton La Grange and Ridgeville. The campaign will continue until the entire section is completely combed.
Howard Goff was arraigned in district court on a fishing without a license charge. He claimed the arrest was for an interesting experiment to test whether a fishing line his father-in-law used 40 years ago would still catch fish. He was fined $10.
BRIDGEPORT, O. May 19. Three suspects were arrested in connection with the $11,600 Noble County National Bank robbery at Caldwell yesterday. Belmont county deputies broke into their room at the Bridgeport hotel to take them into custody. Two claimed to be brothers from Akron and the third from Medina. Descriptions matched the robbery, though no money or weapons were found. The trio aroused suspicion after saying they traveled from Philadelphia via Route 21.
A car driven by John Darcey in Kenyon avenue was struck by a truck and sustained slight damage. Police reported no serious injuries and the incident is under investigation.
A bakery truck pulled from the curb on East Bridge Street around 4 p m yesterday and struck the rear fender, police reported. The incident caused minor damage with no injuries noted.
Ed D. Schorr of Cincinnati was unanimously re-elected chairman of the Republican State Central Committee at the new members’ organization meeting in Columbus. Miss Gertrude Jones of Findlay was re-elected vice chairman and Nolan Boggs of Toledo was chosen secretary-treasurer to succeed Colonel William H. Duffy, who is no longer a member. The officers were all unopposed.
At the Myria Y M C A meeting last night fifteen new members joined the Junior Hi Club. Officers elected for the coming year are Grant Keys as president, Ralph Fey as vice president, Jack Hauser as secretary, and Charles Coen as treasurer.
Half a hundred detectives scour Mexico City for Harry Fleischer a Detroit gangster long sought in connection with the Lindligh case believed to be hiding in the Mexican capital.
Sheriff deputies located a car believed stolen from Cleveland abandoned on Cleveland road near Barton road last night. The vehicle was turned over to Cleveland authorities today for investigation.
A concise reflection by Pope on optimism and credulity. It notes that the most positive individuals are easily convinced, trust their own views deeply, and align most with their fellow flatterers while opposing their true enemies the most.
The body of George Boiler, 45, laborer, missing since Wednesday noon, was recovered in Sandusky Bay near his Sandusky home Thursday morning. Coroner Paul N. Laurie of Wau investigated the case.
Last rites for Mrs Alta Hot can a longtime teacher of 30 years in Cleveland were observed Wednesday at Mt Sinalhom. The obituary notes her dedication to city schools and the impact of her work on students and staff.
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