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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1932
Page
7
The creed asserts belief in safety to boost efficiency and profits, with a conscience for workers. It declares each worker is their brother's keeper and safeguard of human life as God’s gift, warning against waste of ability and life.
City council last night passed the grade crossing project at Winckles Street and approved abandoning the crossing at Olive Street. The Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company on Hust Broad Street opened for public inspection and will soon begin business. Council authorized issuing 55000 in emergency bonds to pay city safety department salaries as police and firemen have gone two paydays without pay. Plans to enlarge the Old Ladies Home emerged as the Old Ladies Home Association bought the Henry Wick property on West Avenue and eyed the Ely estate, totaling about 13 to 14 acres, to relieve cramped West Avenue Second Street quarters that hold 30 admission applicants already.
Mayor W H Van Oster and City Council members welcomed the Utilities Commission ruling on Columbus gas rates. Elyria argues for a 50 cent rate, citing a river producing rate of 22.04 cents and a gate wholesale of 39.02 cents, with retail at 55.049 per thousand cubic feet. The ruling could shift statewide gas pricing structure and may be appealed to courts.
County commissioners Charles Murray George Rhoads and Thomas Peebles voted to reduce the 1933 budget by 153 370 below 1932 levels after a public hearing. Salaries will be trimmed and some jobs eliminated with economies in materials and operations to fit the reduced appropriation. Heads of departments must operate within allowances to limit service curtailment.
Dr. John T Madden of New York University argues for constructive thought and initiative by industrial leaders as the cure for economic instability. He rejects dole and state planning, placing faith in disciplined effort and policy grounded in realism rather than utopian schemes.
In a chaotic era the gold standard faces strain while New York's nightlife scene shows many elements but omits a New Yorker as part of the vibrant but elusive urban tapestry.
The article notes Miss Aletha Stacey studying voice in Paris touring France four weeks and guests at Mrs ushion in Paris. It reports C. B. Hassinger selling Economy Barber Shop to John Carmien who will continue the business with help from his brother Van Carmen. Additional items include social visits, travel plans, church events, and a birthday party at Mrs. Paul Crawford’s home with a gift of a rolf baz.
The executive board of the local Parent-Teachers association prepares to attend a dinner meeting at Clearview School this evening. The event gathers officers from all thirty three county PTAs.
Western Reserve University hosts Adelbert College to debate against Oberlin on November 4 with five intercollegiate debates planned this season among Oberlin Wooster Allegheny and Ohio Wesleyan. The subject limits gifts of inheritance to 50900 and annual income to 50090.
Miss Betty Flanery was ill last week. Medina County rural mail warriors hold their annual fish fry at the Congregational church annex on Saturday evening. Mrs. Jane Biggs leads the B Y P A on Tuesday evening at the church with topic How Does the Teaching of Jesus Change Business. Mrs. Ed Miller hosts the So We Sew Quilting Club on October 4. Ethyl Ryan of the Division of Safety Bureau discusses pedestrian safety to reduce motor accidents. Assembly at the high school every Friday. Mr and Mrs F Schott visit H H Peters home. Litchfield B Y P U hosts Lorain B Y P U at a wiener roast in Halladay woods last Friday. Homer High School baseball team played here Friday evening. The English soldier leader to use cannon was the first Englishman killed by a cannon ball. Fires in England rise, worrying insurers. Chite urges price fixing on several products.
The piece emphasizes accident prevention through cleanliness and order. It asserts well kept working places yield greater gains than clean hospitals and cemeteries, underscoring practical safety in the workplace.
The Lorain County Progressive Party central committee met and named a campaign committee. It discussed endorsing Republican candidates but took no action due to questions about placing Republican names in the Progressive column. The Kal lat Council adopted an ordinance requiring safety gates at the West Street crossing of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. A group of more than 100 wives daughters and sisters of Moose Lodge members began reorganizing a Ladies Auxiliary in connection with the lodge.
Elyria council weighs buying seven acres north of Cascade Park to build a new athletic field. The Elyria High School Alumni Association will aid in securing the land, having raised 809 pounds from graduates to help fund the purchase. An ordinance to proceed was under discussion.
Oberlin College librarian Azariah Smith Root died of heart disease at Allen Hospital. He was 63 and had served the college since 1987. Root was an internationally recognized figure in library science.
The text recalls a library methods expert who helped found the Anti Saloon League and once led the American Library Association. He was commissioned to build and equip libraries in army camps during wartime. It also notes Lorain Lorain’s new Masonic Temple cost and dedication.
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