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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1933

Page

6

City solicitor calls free water to schools illegal

City Solicitor Howard Butler told council that furnishing free water to parochial or public schools is unlawful. He noted public schools now receive free water, but said the practice may be legal yet costly if challenged, with taxpayers bearing legal costs. Councilwoman Kennedy will report on parochial school water funding at the next meeting. Columbus judge rules board not liable for bleacher collapse injuries at Central High September 28, 1920, case Golda O'Toole leads suits near $100,000 total.

Howard Butler Counci Ilegal Columbus John R. King Columbus Board of Education Central High School Golda O'Toole School Athletic Commission

Unusual Window Display Draws Elyria Holiday Crowds

A dramatic window scene by Elyria Hardware Co. features redskin and pioneer muskets amid log fort imagery. On a buying trip to New York City A M Hannaford hopes the electrically operated display will lure Christmas shoppers to Elyria as toys and games from the East Coast to Portland Oregon are showcased.

Elyria A.M. Hannaford Elyria Hardware Company New York City New York Pacific Shore Portland Oregon

Robber's money returned to victim in court ruling

In Cincinnati Judge A L Luebbers ordered $118 taken from William Harrington to be distributed to the victim, part of a ruling against Harrington in several robberies. Harrington's counsel filed an appeal. In Xenia a fire at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans' Home destroyed two barns, estimated loss $20,000.

Cincinnati A. L. Luebbers Luebbers William Harrington Harrington Xenia, O Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors

Constipation solved by gentle regulation with liquid laxative

Medical authorities promote a simple three step method to regular bowels using a properly prepared liquid laxative. Start with a suitable dose, then gradually reduce until natural movement returns, specifically endorsing Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a safe senna based option for adults and children.

Caldwell

Caldwells Herbal Laxative Endorsed for Families

A claim supports Dr Caldwell's original prescription of fresh herbs pure pepsin and senna as the ideal family laxative. It is described as safe for children and pregnant women because it does not cause bowel strain or irritate kidneys.

Adventurous Boys Again Ate at Home

Four youths from the area vanished after thumb riding and bicycle trips. Robert Bishop 13 and Donald Kaylor 9 were found by a Norwalk police officer after wandering and giving their names at headquarters. Lorain brothers William Hammerle 12 and Norman 10 pedaled south toward Pittsburgh before store staff alerted authorities near Belden. Juvenile Officer William Oldham handled the case.

David Grayson Graysons Robert Bishop East River Street Donald Kaylor Elizabeth Court Norwalk Freports Lorain William Hammerle Colorado Avenue Norman Pittsburgh Kingley’s Corners Grafton Sheriff's Department Paul Chapman Belden William Oldham

Zoning Ordinance Change Passes On First Reading

The zoning measure to change Middle Avenue from 15th to 16th streets from residential to commercial was approved on its first reading last night. Councilman O E Rankin cast the lone dissenting vote while Councilman W G Smith urged keeping the item on first reading as the planning commission meets at 7 30 p m Wednesday to review new evidence and petitions related to the proposal.

Middle Avenue 15Th 16Th Streets O. E. Rankin W. G. Smith Planning Commission Council

Cleaning day woes ease with new all-in-one cleaner

A resident from 10206 North says cleaning day used to be troublesome due to many cleaners. Now she uses a house brand all-in-one cleaner, saving money and effort. Grocers offer the new cube package for five cents.

Ford may visit Roosevelt at Warm Springs

News from Warm Springs Georgia notes a possible Roosevelt Ford conference at the Little White House as President Roosevelt pursues his recovery program from Pine Mountain. Administration aides say no formal engagement is set, but Ford could be received if he arrives. Hugh Johnson plans an NRA address in Atlanta, and Johnson might join a potential Roosevelt Ford discussion if circumstances allow.

Warm Springs White House Henry Ford Roosevelt Pine Mountain Ford Hugh §. Johnson Atlanta NRA

Young Men’s Club Names Committees for Quarter

The Young Men’s Club at the YMCA appointed three committees for the next quarter at its weekly meeting. The social committee is led by William Henry with Wilbur Gaston, Robert Moore, and Harold Birch. The program committee chair is M. F. Fey, with Alan Van Wormer, R. J. Fitch, and A. S. Smith as members. Members approved sending their regular subscription to the Community Chest.

Youngs Men's Club William Henry Wilbur Gaston Robert Moore Harold Birch M. F. Fey Alan van Wormer R. J. Fitch A .S. Smith Community Chest Richard Gehl United States Soviet Russia Alan van Wermer

University student shoots self in Cincinnati yard

Walter Stonebreaker, 2, of Marion, Ohio, a University of Cincinnati student, shot himself in his sweetheart's yard. He was critically wounded and listed in serious condition with police saying he was discouraged by poor grades. He belonged to the American Commons Fraternity. several brothers including his brother offered blood for transfusion.

Cincinnati. O Walter Stonebreaker Marion University of Cincinnati Stonebreaker American Commons

British Rise in India Seen Benefiting Both Realms

British leaders hold that their growth in India serves both nations. In Anking China a city of 100,000, India ink production thrives as a key local industry while authorities emphasize mutual benefit. In a separate report a man named Stonebreaker shot himself just below the heart with a revolver, as police stated.

India Britain Anking China Stonebreaker

Ohio Wesleyan to Hear Roosevelt Brain Trust Member Friday

Ohio Wesleyan University students will hear Dr. T. C. Blatsdeil of Columbia University and linked to the agricultural adjustment administration. He will speak at two meetings, morning on the Roosevelt recovery program and afternoon on its philosophy. In Unrichville W Stose Turney, 68, coal mine operator, died of a heart attack Monday.

Delaware Ohio Wesleyan University Roosevelt T. C. Blatsdeil Columbia University Agricul Unricheville W. Stose Turney

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