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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1936
Page
2
The Elyria Y.M.C.A. reports 340 students in beginners and advanced swim classes as the second week of the learn to swim campaign ends. Girls outnumber boys and about 90 percent attendance is noted across three sessions per class.
Frank L. Brothers of Columbus, longtime chief accountant for the State Conservation division, asks Common Pleas Judge John R. Kiang for a new trial. He files 13 grounds claiming court error when the jury received two guilty verdicts on first deliberation. The judge sent the jury back for a second deliberation with the correct verdicts.
Y-Indus Club members plan a primary election tonight at 7 p.m. at the Y M C A to nominate officers for the coming year. In Muncie Indiana on May 26 Howard E Horton, 63, a Delaware County Infirmary inmate, fled to file an old age pension claim and was struck by a train and killed while en route to the county office.
Burr Gongwer was elected chairman of the Cuyahoga County Democratic Central Committee at a meeting in Cleveland. Ray T Miller became vice chairman and a 140 member executive committee was chosen, with control of party policies. Notable absentees included Newton D. Baker, Senator Robert J. Butes, W. H Annat, and Judge F. J. Lausehe.
County commissioners yesterday awarded the contract for installation of a new women s restroom in the basement of the courthouse to The T O Murphy Company of Obersex for 2143 the lowest complete bid received The next lowest bid was 2190 submitted by C W Barres of Elsii a
Police were told around 4 PM yesterday of a wrist watch stolen from D. L. Husten on Lusyn Lane. Mrs Hinton said the watch belonged to her daughter, an 11 year old, and she suspects it was taken on Sunday.
Ralph Bair of West Ridge street reported a radiator decoration stolen from his car parked near The Harshaw Chemical Company in Omaha Nebraska. May 76. E Eustwe shot himself, left a coroner note saying the inquiry is unnecessary with reasons and another note to newspapers claiming news of his death will not increase circulation.
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