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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1930
Page
6
Washington officials face a difficult task estimating next year’s revenues. They aim to forecast the 1931 surplus within about 50 million dollars to decide whether to extend the temporary one percent income tax cut. The annual revenue totals near 4.9 billion, with prior estimates off by modest margins.
A young woman attacked Gordon Galloway in an apartment at the Hannah hotel in Cleveland, leaving him with two stab wounds to the chest. Galloway, 26, from Asheville, DC, was taken to a hospital after the incident. police questioned four chorus girls and Robertson and his wife, Cherie, along with two other men. Galloway refused to name the assailant as officers pursued leads.
A rambling, stylized column blends astrological warnings, quirky vignettes, and a birthday note for Gregory Hambear Strawbeoard, claiming he invented a glass top hitch and recounting a comic misadventure involving a missing car radiator and other car parts.
The commission will report to the State legislature on February 1 regarding the most feasible location for the proposed international bridge. Financial details note $5,000 spent for groceries and $3,900 for meats, as reported by the association.
Nebraska University reports fraterity men spend about 6300 dollars monthly through the Fraternity Co operative Buying Association for groceries for sixteen fraternities. The high monthly bill reflects organized buying and shared meals among Greek life on campus.
Wellington voters approved the continuance of the three mill school levy with 744 for and 370 against. The Lorain Bridge was defeated with 107 for and 975 against. An amendment on inheritances and taxes for schools was approved with 652 yes and 233 no. Dr. R. W. Falls won the county coroner race in Wellington. Local results list numerous village races and candidates, plus report on Lena Dirlam organizing county meetings and Brighton hosting county visitors. A lodge election night party followed election returns.
Anna Laura White principal of the Girl school at Nagasaki Japan left Monday for California to visit her father after a two week end guest period with Miss Florence Starr White is on fur lough from mission fields and recently attended a Missionary conference in Springfield Missouri. Mr and Mrs Tom Smith hosted Monday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Court Kotce and son Huntington and Mr and Mrs Keurs Haas of Oberlin In honor of L B Rowe who left next noon for a winter in Florida Friendship Guild directors met at the home of chairwoman Mrs Henry Ramser to plan the year's activities A family covered dish party is set for next week in the church dining room Florence Starr attended a two way executive committee meeting of the State Missionary societies in Akron Today and tomorrow.
Regular meeting of the village council covered the water supply with Lorain’s offer of free water applauded. Discussion on securing tank cars for hauling water proceeded and clerk Ras Coates was tasked to locate suitable cars to enable Lorain’s service.
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