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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1930
Page
4
Interior Decorator Mrs Charles H Sabin, noted in political and social circles in New York, serves as consultant for decorating over 2,000 hotel chambers and living rooms. She previously planned decorations for the Links Golf club the Woman's National Republican club and several other important buildings.
Leo Dunbar of Cleveland Street pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. Mayor James A. Hewitt fined him one hundred dollars and costs, suspended his license for six months. He was arrested on West Avenue at Tremont Street in police court today.
United States Chamber of Commerce Division Manager John N. Van der Vries will speak on Present Day Business Trends at a Elyria Chamber of Commerce dinner next Tuesday night at the American Legion Home. About 200 business and professional men are expected, with invites sent to Rotary Kiwanis and Manufacturers' Association. Reservations close Monday noon.
Washington march 23 an expanded rivers and harbors bill carrying 125 900 009 or 14 000 600 more than was provided by the house awaits action in the senate today. It includes authorizations for waterway and port projects nationwide with a notable provision giving the war department authority over water diversion from the Great Lakes for the Illinois waterway. The bill would require 7 590 000 to improve the system and faced a possible senate floor clash over this clause after a committee vote 10 8 against limiting diversion. The measure does not fix the diversion amount but directs enough water be diverted to create a useful waterway from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi without hindering Great Lakes navigation.
Mike Boka of Brownhelm township was arraigned in common pleas court on possession of liquor, pleaded not guilty, with a hearing set for tomorrow before Judge A. R. Webber. He was arrested Wednesday night by Sheriff Clarence E. Adams.
May 23 report: Speaker Longworth to name a five member House committee to investigate subversive activities of communists. The House passed the resolution 210 to 218. Rep Remseyer opposed, warning it could mislead the public. Rep Fish urged deportation of Reds as he linked communism to disturbances and claimed influence among Southern blacks.
A bicyclist escaped injury when his wheel was struck by an auto on West avenue near Tremont street, Thursday. Harold Arndt of 237 Oxford street drove the car that damaged the wheel of Alfred Ketchum of 326 Furnace street after the boy and another youth suddenly veered from behind another car. The boy was unhurt and both drivers filed reports with police.
Martin Yule, a former Elyrian and Elyria Canning Company employee, died suddenly in South Pasadena, California. Mayor James A. Hewitt announced the burial, noting Yule was buried Thursday and was a prominent member of the United Presbyterian church and the King Solomon lodge in Elyria.
City service workers felled one of the town's largest elms on Fourth Street between Middle and East avenues after it was condemned as a public safety menace. The tree, fourteen feet in girth, was pulled into the street and sawed up, resulting in a temporary traffic closure.
Not a few nursery rhymes would sound shocking in their original forms as moral portraits. Little Jack Horner and Little Tommy Tucker were real persons whose characters invite scrutiny, while clouds described as ten mailles thick evoke vague dense skies.
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