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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
12
The village church celebrates its first wedding in 100 years as Johnson’s will leaves $10,000 to the village library. A. Leslie Burleigh and Es Kingsworth of England are involved, with Metho tella M. Franklin noted in connection.
Paris reports that France expects a Czech crisis settlement without war. Daladier, pleased with Chamberlain's Hitler visit, says he initiated it. France rejects arms as a solution and backs Chamberlain’s plan as a basis for peace, with a plebiscite considered under international control.
Six Boy Scout Troop 105 awards were incomplete as six names were omitted from the Court of Honor list. The read names include James Simpson for life saving swimming painting and pathfinding Walter Hendricks for handicraft and firemanship Marvin Evenwick for safety music firemanship carpentry and wood work Horace Danner for firemanship Charles Conrad for reading and personal health Richard Meckley for physical development and firemanship An assistant Scoutmaster appointment was announced for Charles Hupp by Dr William Muir Auld instead of being presented to Dr Awd by Hupp.
Lorain County teachers and high school students are invited to an illustrated lecture at the Elyria High School auditorium next Tuesday evening by William Kearns assistant park naturalist of Yellowstone National Park. The Elyria Education Association sponsors the event and Kearns’ services were arranged through M L Royer superintendent of the Columbia Township school.
City committee reports the Barberton treasury is empty and recommends a 25000 to 40000 loan to cover relief bills and operating costs. The loan would be paid from anticipated sales and liquor tax revenue and goes to council for a vote next Monday. Mayor Fred Marvin cites 1938 budget shortfalls as cause.
Frank W. Rush eventually foreclosed on his Kenton home.user living in the walls. He removed 150 pounds of honey from the walls but did not evict the tenants.
Boise Idaho June traffic safety director E T Spencer urges motorists to quit racing trains at crossings after six incidents this year where trains arrived first, causing FF casualties.
Lancaster Pa. Elish Aungst, 83, of Salunga, täg heads up every morning to stay fit. He began as a boy and says the unusual routine keeps him feeling spry and energetic, and he has no plans to stop.
Spinney, an unemployed man from Wic.-Dutton Bash, found two prepaid books containing identification cards. He returned them to the owners who paid a reward of one cent per dollar on the larger amount and one half cent per dollar on the smaller sum.
Miss Mary Louisa Wilson of the Canterbury Shaker colony near Canterbury New Hampshire is noted for 42 years of continuous service as postmaster. Appointed by President Benjamin Harrison she still fills the duties of her fourth class office in the Shaker office building.
In Columbus a meeting of Ohio Fraternal Order of Eagles committees will discuss a proposed Social Security legislative program for next year. Committees will draft questionnaires for legislative candidates in November to gauge views on social security matters including a non-partisan board for aged aid, higher pensions up to 30 dollars monthly, streamlined administration, and workmen compensation reforms based on a 40 hour week plus coverage for occupational diseases.
Vernon Ohio news item reports two employees inherit the late Frank J. Johnson’s general store valued at over 24 thousand dollars. The article notes further details follow regarding the distribution of assets and business operations.
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