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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1933
Page
10
Wellington Sept 8 the Woman's Association of the Congregational Church held a 2:30 pm meeting at the church. Mrs Herman Wight led devotionals and Mrs John Held arranged a program featuring Rev W Baker on the values of missionary activity. Mary Hyde Virginia Gott and Marjorie Fats sang with Betty Jean Page on piano.
Washington dispatch reports the oil industry begins operating under federal production quotas to stabilize output and prices. Standard Oil of New Jersey leads the fight against price fixing as Interior Secretary Ickes sets daily national crude output at 2,409,700 barrels and allocates quotas by field. He says use of price-fixing powers remains a bridge to cross if needed.
Ohioans are asked to vote in November on a county Home Rule amendment to the state constitution aimed at simplifying government, economy, and efficiency. Taft and Atkinson of the Ohio County Home Rule Association filed 36,000 names, close to the 23,600 needed, to place the measure on the ballot, which would allow counties to craft their own governments and possibly appoint officers, with previous defeats in the General Assembly noted.
Rochester items note Harmoniat Society of the M E church serving dinner in the earish dining room on Friday September. Several local residents are listed with family events, illnesses, visits, and travel notes including Mrs J D Miller critically ill, William Herrick recovering after surgery in Ashland, and many relatives visiting or staying with former residents.
In San Jose California September, the Lamson defense for David A Lamson faced a swift setback as the attempt to prove Mrs Allene Lamson died from an accidental fall was rejected by Judge R R Syer The prosecutor Alan P Lindsay delivered decisive cross examination causing Lamson to falter while the court barred expert testimony on a bathroom fall and a criminologist’s basin demonstration was denied
In Laotto Indiana old market quotations show wheat at $2.50 a bushel in 1866 and 1867. The Noble County Journal of Kendallville carried the notes, edited by J Palmiter, with a log cabin backdrop. Butter and eggs ran about 28 and 20 cents respectively.
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