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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1934
Page
14
In Leicester England police test air and radio aided pursuit of bandits using airplanes from Desford and radio equipped cars. A mock bank robbery was traced in 25 minutes, prompting optimism that aerial policing will deter criminals.
Section of officers was held Tuesday naming presidents and officers for seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen. Named were Lucile Snellenberg Willard Ricketts Arlene Yates Robert Bayer Ruby Felton Evelyn Kubach Daniel Luik Glen Andrews Lyle Coultrip Helen Snellenberger Georgiana Parker June Davidson Robert West Betty Normande Aaron Andrews.
Advertisement details a dress pattern and pattern book from Fashion Bureau at 200 Fifth Ave New York. Describes a flowered crinkled organdie dress with blue ribbon sash and optional turquoise misty net color. Provides pattern No 2996 for sizes 14 to 20 and pricing 15 cents for pattern, 10 cents for book, 25 cents for both.
Hartel of Lakewood and other residents were callers and visitors in Vermilion and nearby towns. A mix of calls on friends, travel to Elyria Sandusky Wooster and Elberta Beach accompanied by families including the Ku bach and Grenzebach households, with several outings and errands noted.
Ridgeville Grange celebrated Booster Night on Saturday September 29 with a decorated hall and a program led by Lecturer Mrs H Mitchell. Worthy Master E Brandt opened with a prayer and welcomed guests including Joseph Fichter and Mrs Fichter from Huntington North Olmsted and Ridgeville. Fichter spoke on 68 years of Grange growth and changes followed by a piano accordion solo by Mr Johnson reading by Anna Nieding and two musical numbers by John Knowles and Sidney Cappell. A luncheon by the Gage Pratt and Van Wormer families closed the event.
Jack Steen, 17, rows a launch on Puget Sound when a baby seal climbs into the boat and cries for companionship. The seal follows him while he swims, paddling alongside for about half a day before returning to sea.
Lincoln Neb veteran senator George W Norris the Nebraska progressive pushes for a constitutional amendment to create a unicameral legislature. He dismisses factional politics, focusing on reform and broad support for the amendment and government reform.
A former candidate plans a general election initiative push in Nebraska. He aims to tour the state by stumping to win support for the proposal, leveraging his home-state experience to bolster the campaign.
Gust A Youngeberg transfers property on Clark Street Elyria to Glen Rogers Motors Inc. Earl Rudder transfers Clinton Street Elyria to Glen Rogers Motors Inc. Clara King Lyon transfers 49 acres Eaton Township to Carry B Lantz. Mabel H Lauerdale deceased transfers property on West College Street Oberlin and South Cedar Street Oberlin and lot 63 Lake Breeze Allotment Sheffield Lake to Lillian Mabel Lauerdale Locke.
Chicago report notes Moissaye Boguslawski, renowned pianist, offers a $1000 scholarship in memory of W. R. Nelson. Open to American boys or girls pianists who win a local contest. Contestant must perform one piece by Bach, Beethoven and Chopin. Endowment honors Kansas City Star founder.
The Universa Postal Union has designated French as its official language marking a linguistic policy change for internal communications and international correspondence handled by the federation.
Ottawa reports the Canadian Travel Bureau campaign drew strong interest for autumn tours and big game hunts. Hon. R. J. Manion says inquiries to the bureau surged, signaling increased tourist travel to Canada in September and October. The US-wide effort reached about 30 million readers across 23 cities.
Malvern Arkansas report that John L. McClellan, once the nation s youngest attorney, becomes the sixth Arkansas district s next congressman after defeating fellow townsman D D Glover for the Democratic nomination, a position akin to election McClellan was admitted to the bar at 17 in 1913 by a special act of the legislature, noted as the youngest practicing lawyer in the United States.
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