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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
7
Detroit Sept 22 Henry Ford to place plants on a 32 hour week starting Monday Sept 24 to meet automobile code requirements. About 3 000 of 5 000 veterans at work will be retained as others are added. Ford plans average 35 hours weekly and insists no code violation.
Lorain county wheat adjustment committee is set after township groups organized. The county panel includes chairmen from Penfield, Wellington, Suntington, Brighton, Rochester, Avon, Ridgeville, Eaton, Columbia, Henrietta, Camden, Grafton, Pittsfield, Russia, and LaGrange Townships. Each chairs a three member committee representing one or more townships. eight producers signed for Pittsfield and Russia. Deadline for adjustment contract applications is next Monday.
In Cleveland Ohio a 16 year old robbery suspect Anthony Rojac was fatally wounded while fleeing police in a stolen auto. Detectives seek two teens said to be close friends of Rojac who fled after Wednesday morning claims of seeking work. A ballistics test attributed the fatal shot to Patrolman Joseph Pierce who fired when Rojac refused to stop.
Crestline Ohio Sept 22 Crestline High school students marched through the streets protesting the board of education declaration to hire a bandmaster for Crestline schools They demanded the return of Morris Davis Shelby who has directed music in the schools for several years though never employed by the board The marchers carried banners reading We Want Davis.
Mrs. Minnie Stark of Amherst visits daughter Mrs. Carl Berg and other Amherst residents guest at various homes over the weekend. Elyria and Oberlin locals travel to see kin, with several families and students listed among hosts. Oberlin High School attendees named include Har riette Sandrock and others attending from the area.
Mr and Mrs John Roob and relatives spent Sunday in Fremont with Roobs brother and daughter. Mrs E Kemerr and Mrs Harry Schund visited. Miss Gilder Sieave and Harold Schund of Elyria called on Mr and Mrs Orlo White. Miss Elnor Daugherty from Cleveland stayed a week with Miss Evelyn Fuller. Mr and Mrs Holcomb and Mr and Mrs A A Randis of Elyria visited the Randis parents. Miss Cotta Hine of Litchfield spent the weekend here.
The oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crim of near Chatham died suddenly Sunday while playing with a neighbor boy. A stone with a wire attached touched an electric wire and caused his immediate death. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. Shoop of Findlay Ohio. Howard Dill's condition is reported much better. Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Woodling and daughter Ann Louise of Akron are visiting local homes.
Promises by the National Democratic party to aid farmers included expanding loan amounts and lowering interest. The new emergency farm act took effect July 11, 194%. The Federal Land Bank of Lorain County covers Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio. In 1933 the bank had fifteen appraisers, now 160 with 140 in training, aiming for 300 to cover four states. Old loans offered 50 percent of appraised value, Farm Loan Commissioner loans 75 percent. First five years interest at 4 percent, then 5 percent for 33 years. Commissioner loans at 5 percent flat. Fees reduced to enable loan feasibility checks for $11.00. Inquiries to A H West, Lorain County National Farm Loan Association. The Falkland Islands noted as 304 miles east of South Africa, a geologic line between continents.
Ford dealers of Lorain County sponsored engine tests at the Lorain County Fair Grounds. A V eight stake truck and a four cylinder model showed fuel efficiency differences while two and a half tons of iron were carried. A final car run reached 62 miles per hour for five miles without overheating. About 150 spectators attended a fish fry after the event. The caravan has been making further demonstrations.
After ten years on Broad Street Mrs W W Busick representing Foster Frocks Inc opens a new shop at 144 Middle Avenue opposite the park. The first floor serves as sales and alterations area with expert fitters to tailor frocks at no extra cost. An October fourth style review will be shown at the Capitol Theatre. Mrs Foster and her son B K H are involved.
Mrs Bualck reopened her Oberlin shop last Saturday showing collegiate styles. A style show is planned at Ober Mo Inn on October 12.
A testimonial claims two tablespoonfuls of All-Bran daily aid chronic constipation and headaches, with vitamin B and iron from the cereal. The letter urges replacing habit‑forming medicines, notes leafy-vegetable bulk, and recommends medical advice if not relieved.
A reporting note describes stops in several Lo rain County villages during the past week. From Elyria the procession moved to Lorain to take part in a citywide celebration there.
A garbled note suggests plant and mineral indicators, mentioning violet growth on sine deposits, butterfly flowers on clayey plumbiferous soil in Missouri, and clover in Queenland with copper in ashes, implying an ore lode and prospecting clues.
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