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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1938
Page
17
In Columbus on September 8 a committee of county election officials and the Secretary of State urged reducing booth workers pay from 10 to 8 dollars daily where voting machines are used. They also proposed rules on returning absent voters ballots by 6:30 p m before elections and that absent voters be at least 50 miles from their precinct on election day.
Doctors say kidneys contain about 15 tiny tubes that filter blood and remove waste, with 3 pints discharged daily. Symptoms of kidney issues include pains, fatigue, swelling and headaches, prompting doctors to advise seeking medical advice and trying medications that claim to aid waste removal from blood.
The article notes a plan to end primary elections for municipal offices in odd-numbered years lacking contests. It also states current rules require absent voters to be out of the county and at least 10 miles from their voting booth.
South Amherst Sept 8 The Bauman family held its first reunion at Ruggles Beach with seventy members. A basket dinner followed a business meeting electing Gottfried Bauman president Fred Bauman vice president Herman Haeni secretary treasurer and an entertainment committee. Attendees came from Colorado Springs Fremont Cleveland Bay Village Henrietta Elyria Lorain Amherst and South Amherst. The 1939 reunion is set for the last Sunday in July with location to be announced. Funeral rites for John Vinson Sr were held at the East Main Street home with Rev. M A Burris officiating and burial in Evergreen cemetery. News notes mention the Study Hour Club first meeting of the season at the home of Mrs Isaac Slacathus and Mrs Josephine Pankst slated to open.
James Roosevelt, the president's eldest son and secretary, will undergo an operation to remove a stomach ulcer early next week at St. Marys Hospital in Rochester. Mayo Clinic physicians said prior treatments were disappointing and a pre operative plan is underway.
Buffalo news lists a sale of a 1012 A D patent of nobility and prerogatives from Casimir Pielechowski, allegedly issued by Boleshaw the Brave of the Piast dynasty. Alfred O. Pielechowski estimates value in the thousands, but notes uncertainty about exact worth.
Agnes Zabordinak hosts Ladies Altar Society gathering this evening at her home. A fish fry will be held in church parlors Friday at 5 PM, public invited. Mrs Walker Cobb of Colsrsdo ngs is guest of Mr and Mrs Ernst Schneider. Princess Helen of Roumania and Princess Irene of Greece reportedly adopt toeless shoes.
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