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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1934
Page
15
W. E. Woods, aged 54, of Columbus, collapsed and died from heart disease while watching a dog race at West Jefferson, Ohio, last night.
Republican nominee Clarence J. Brown denounced the Democratic administration in a Columbus speech to his state convention. He called for highway division removals from the Highway Department, pension system reform, lower utility rates, and a defender to argue public interests before regulators and courts. The session opened with harmony pledges from several primary rivals and supporters.
The group received support from former Governor Myers Y. Cooper of Cincinnati and David E. Ingalls of Cleveland who defeated Brown in the 1932 primary.
Elyria High School principal C P Shively issued a notice that new students arriving next Monday should come prepared to buy lockers. He noted returning students already have locks and that many new students do not yet have them.
Three colorful stamps from the National Parks BRITE series arrived at the Elyria post office and went on sale. Collectors rushed to buy them as more denominations are expected, with a one cent Yosemite stamp, a two cent Grand Canyon stamp, and a three cent Yellowstone image. Lockers and sales plans were noted for student use.
Two elderly residents died and a third was in critical condition after a car crash at a crossroads west of Cann an last night. The deceased are Mrs Mary Young 84 of Burbank and Elmer Seeman 70 of Friendsville, identified as her brother. Injured are Mrs Elmer Seeman 63 likely fatally, Walham Knetter 24 of Chatham with nervous shock, and Elmer Weedie of Lodi with a fractured collarbone and facial injuries.
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