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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1937
Page
16
Sheriff and Mrs William F Grall with daughter Sarah Louise head to Chicago by car to spend Thanksgiving with children in residence there. Their other daughter Ruth a Lorain teacher will join by train tonight. The sheriff plans to return Sunday night according to Chief Deputy William G Smith.
James M Beatty 64 president of the Federal Glass Co died of bronchial pneumonia after a 10 day illness in Columbus Ohio He was born in Steubenville and passed away last night.
The ad claims rheumatism and related pains stem from uric acid and circulating poisons. It pitches Allenry Capsules as a modern, safe remedy that is powerful yet easy to swallow. Users are urged to take as directed with promise of relief and satisfaction.
President Roosevelt proposed a campaign to extract 1.25 to 1.5 billion dollars from rate base valuations of public utilities to lower power rates. He sought utility cooperation and warned the New Deal yardstick for hydro projects like TVA could be scaled back if successful. He claimed support from Wendell Wilkie, amid ongoing TVA and related legal challenges in federal courts.
George Novak reported two fog lights stolen from his car parked on Depot Street. The lights were valued at $5. The incident was reported today to police.
In London, some venues reportedly offer beer dispensed via coin-in slot machines. Patrons insert coins to receive drinks, a setup blending vending mechanics with bar service, raising questions about pricing, consent, and licensing in a traditional hospitality setting.
Deputy Sheriff John Hudak witnessed two vehicle crashes near Lorain and Ridgville. A car driven by John Hudak of Lorain was rear ended by an Acme Pie Company truck driven by Andrew Elliott of Cleveland. Fenders were damaged on two other vehicles driven by Oscar Clawson of Wakeman and Alfred Menek of Lakewood in a Route 20 collision west of Ridgville.
Dr Edwin Kuby of big City joins 110th anniversary events for the East Liverpool First Methodist Episcopal Church. He pastored there 1910–1915 and will teach the adult Bible class on Sunday. Bishop H Lester Smith preaches and various dignitaries deliver addresses during a week of services and banquets.
A county wide meeting of the adult blind will be held at the Washington school building at 1 30 p m on Monday November 29. Miss Emma Wer nett will meet with the group to discuss plans for a benefit program in Lorain and Elyria to raise funds for a seeing eye dog.
The Lorain County Federal Nursery School in Ellyna Lorain and Oberlin will be closed Thursday and Friday November 25 and 26 for Thanksgiving. No adults education classes meet on Thanksgiving Day. Classes not held in school buildings.
Emil Kasper of Stop 7 Lake venue was fined 50 and costs for driving while intoxicated and his license suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor Leonard Smith. He was arrested on Lodi Street at 3 am today by the police patrol.
Tell Taylor, 61, author of Down by the Old Millstream and many song hits, dies in Chicago of heart disease. His body to be brought to Findlay, Ohio, for burial. he had lived with a brother and sister, and his publishers report ongoing work on new songs including a version of Mill Stream. The tune is said to have sold over 4,000,000 copies since 1908.
United Press notes from Ohio report in Cleveland that John Siewoulek a 55 year old paving contractor from Rock Creek was found dead in a car from likely carbon monoxide poisoning after apparently sleeping inside the vehicle. In Columbus W B Francis a former state Civil Service Commissioner was named supervisor of properties in the state division aiding the aged, Martins Ferry resident. Toledo banks report a 17 percent rise in commercial loans over the past year with bankers forecasting further gains in deposits and loans in the fourth quarter.
The Rev Colonel E Newton a frail Baptist preacher was found guilty by a circuit court jury of murdering Mrs Maybelle Kelly a trusted parishioner. The 51 year old man was recommended for life imprisonment by an eleven man jury after a nine day trial. Newton indicated he would seek a new trial and appeal if needed. He was remanded to jail as sentencing was not immediately announced.
Seward Smith woke to a tickle on his cheek in St. Johnsville New York. He found a snake coiled beside him and leaped from bed as the reptile followed. He killed it by dropping a flatiron on its head.
Nearly 5,000,000 tons of soya pears were grown in Manchuria this year, reflecting a strong agricultural output in the region. Farmers report robust yields amid favorable weather and expanding cultivation.
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