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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
2
County commissioners yesterday afternoon formally adopted a budget of $603 347 for operating county government for 1936. No public complaints were registered at the public hearing held at 1 p m with only the commissioners present. Chairman John Davidson announced $71 48 for bond retirement next year and $337 198 for the general fund.
Pittsfield items note Mrs Martha Burisson and Miss Kath yn Saunders of Cleveland visiting Mrs A Sherburne. H G Glenn of Wakewood spent a day with Mr and Mrs H H Crovier and daughter Luer. Corrections on Oberlin High School seniors list. three seniors now confirmed. Vera Brandt spent weekend with sister Ella Brandt in Cleveland. Mrs Harriette McRoberts seriously ill at daughter’s home in Oberlin. Mrs E G Whitcomb at Allen Hospital for observation then staying with friend in Oberlin. Perry Brandt ill and under care of Ne Siddell of Oberlin. Mrs Frances Giffard of Cleveland spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Grant Guff. Bernard Ward and Jake Luikart of Cleveland visited relatives.
Officers of district six of the Ohio Bankers Association were reelected for another year at the Westbrook Country Club meeting. H. E. Cook of Bucyrus was named chairman, J. E. Wise of Willard vice chairman, Paul M. Eliot of Mansfield secretary treasurer, and A. K. Taylor of Elyria secretary treasurer. The group also backed A B A treasurer appointment for Angin Bankers Association. Nearby, families and society events in Mansfield and Camden were noted with visits, church activities, and a planned Election Day bazaar preparations.
ALGOOD Tenn Oral Bilbrey bought a new straw mattress costing 17009 dollars. He stored money and notes in the old straw mattress to hide from his wife. While he was away, Mrs Bilbrey replaced the straw, emptied the old mattress and set fire to it. Bilbrey hopes to salvage funds from notes and investments.
Henrietta Bogart and family from Bronson Michigan visit O. C. Sanders. Charles Brown and Janet Brown from Lakewood call. Earl Sanders family from Cleveland and Mattie Sanders from Amherst visit. Tremaine and Melvin Sanders of Elyria with Leo Nichols and Kahy of Norwalk join. Canton’s Rev erT. Carl spent Friday night with Albert Reusser family. Fred Holzhauer of Penfield Junction weekend at Richard Sanders home. Grenda Munn of Toronto stays with grandparents Eat Munn and family. Walter Kitson and son Billy of Cleveland visit Fred Wilford’s home Sunday.
Mrs P A Cross of S87 West River Street reported to police yesterday that a bicycle was stolen from her porch near the residence. Police have opened an investigation and seek any witnesses or information leading to the recovery of the bike or identification of the suspect.
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