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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1934
Page
3
In Cleveland on November 6, the Cuyahoga County relief administration outlined a request for 2.894 million dollars to fund relief efforts for December. Officials estimate aid will reach about 65,075 families and 14,500 singles.
The report notes direct relief allocations next month amounting to 276 031 dollars per SUNS. It highlights the overall relief figure and specifies the monthly total as the key fact for the program.
The Women's Federated Welfare held a meeting at the frame art Mrs. GW Smith on Col. THNDIB BEV Pet. The session opened with a pledge and song. Mrs. Saxon gave Thanksgiving stories and Colling read Washington's 1789 proclamation. Guests included Mrs. Morris and daughter and Mrs. Patton.
Three more campaign expense accounts filed with the board list Clarence W. Tekreporting fifteen dollars, William Mitchell reporting two hundred dollars and Kenneth Portman, an independent candidate for county auditor, with twenty nine dollars and fifty cents.
An accident occurred on Broad Street involving two trucks. One vehicle, driven by A. Br., mounted the curb and struck a ladder. Details are limited due to the fragmentary report.
Samuel Insell Jr. testified in federal court alongside his father Samuel Insull Sr. and others. He described a bygone rise as a “silver spoon career” and said mis takes in directing Insull utility interests were honest errors. The witness, with attorney Floyd Thompson, outlined his ascent under his father’s guidance to top utility executive ranks.
Mrs Kath ering Lawrence visits Florida after staying with sister Clara Simmons. Social items list Friday Mantastic gathering at M H church with decor, a covered dish supper, and class business. Research club enjoyed dinner with Wanda Phelps. absent member Anna Leng mentioned. Season tickets on sale for basketball with a 1934 36 schedule including Savannah, Greenwich, Polk, Ruggles, Sullivan, Jeromesville and county tournament dates.
Mr and Mrs H Reed Culbertson hosted a birthday gathering at their East Main Street home Monday evening for Mrs E Gilbertson of Ruggles, mother of the host, with an iced cake as the centerpiece. Guests included Mrs John M Noward and daughter Betty Anne of Pontiac, Mich, and the Culbertsons with daughter Marjorie.
Agnes Sears, 62, once profited from the book Madeleine aiding wayward girls, dies in Chivalry cemetery of heart disease after years of charity work. Father George M. Scott arranged Christian rites. she had lived on county charity rolls.
Mr and Mrs Clavalendrma Claw wed in a scene described as casual. Emery Merrill hosted a farm sale on Thursday. Marjory Lea visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Harry Lee of Wellington as Mr and Mrs Robert Fairchild were honored at an old-fashioned celebration.
FRANKFORT November 16 An organization to defend the constitution and combat alleged insidious influence gained corporate existence with approval of its incorporation articles by Miss Sara W Mahan secretary of state The Constitutional Protective League Louisville a non stock concern will be formed Its incorporators are J E Campbell Indianapolis Marjorie T Coats and Irene L Dewitt Louisville Whether it is a member of the American Liberty League or allied with other groups could not be learned.
NEW LONDON Conn Nov 16 The New London Line oldest operator on the eastern seaboard closed shop today It was going out of business after 94 years of carrying passengers and cargo between New London and New York The line never lost a passenger through shipwreck fire or any other accident Motor trucks proved too much competition.
New York report notes the final remnants of Joseph W. Harriman’s former wealth were sold. The article adds that Mrs. Leonard Clawson and her son visited relatives, while Guy Hoffstatter took a business trip to Cleveland.
One of New York's powerful bankers was sold at auction today with art and antique furniture on offer. An oil portrait of Mrs Harriaan fetched 120 dollars as the banker Harriman serves a prison term for offenses tied to his bank's collapse.
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