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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1936
Page
3
Oscar Stellar of Marks Road Columbia pleaded guilty to issuing a check without sufficient funds and made good a $19 check to Albert Crellath of Eaton. The court fined Stellar court costs yesterday as Eaton preferred the charges.
Ohio Republican favorite son Robert A. Taft denounced the New Deal at a Cincinnati dinner, criticizing NARA and the XRA, urging opposition to Senator Borah and warning a Roosevelt administration second term could ruin the nation. He called for reforms in industrial policy and fiscal restraint amid party tensions.
West View hosts its annual Olmsted High School Carnival with booths by grades seven through twelve and a varied program including wrestling, dancing, and displays. Baldwin Wallace College ties include Amelia Harding Lydia Imhoff and Martha Imhoff. A Corning Pyrex telescope lens bound for California traveled through West View on a Big Four train, three cars and engine, at 25 mph to allow safe transit. It will require thirteen days to reach its destination and three years of grinding before installation of the telescope in California. William J. Heynes, longtime Olmsted resident, died in Detroit with funeral services held at St. Ma church and burial at Qin cemetery on Bagley Road. Berea short line bus service to Orland West View discontinued due to lack of passenger traffic.
Miss Dephinia Warren daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Warren of 219 Oberlin read wed Clifford Thomas of Akron Monday afternoon at Oberlin at three thirty. The bride wore a crepe sport dress robin eggshell with white gardenians and a shoulderette. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home. Mr and Mrs Thomas will reside with friends at Tia.
A fragmentary local notice reports West View village basketball team defeating Olmsted Wagers 40 to 15 at the school gym Thursday evening. The rest of the clipping covers a fatal train incident, a card party, hospital updates, and various family notices from Berea and nearby areas. Names include Steve Studgerns, J. Hornes, Clara Speers, Bert Roth, Mary Hazel, Julia Zimba, F. O. Manoia, Inger Soll, Lois Hahn, and Ethel Ingersoll.
Pleasantville April 2 Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Freese of Brunswick were held last Thursday. She was born in Liverpool Township in 1957, married to Per Freese, and survived by eight children, two daughters Abs Jordan and Mrs John Dugan, four sons, three brothers, and several grandchildren. Attendees included Sylvanus Rehner, Mr and Mrs Harold Behrer, and others.
The article lists numerous residents visiting relatives and hosting events at homes in Ashland and nearby towns. Attendees include Mr. Spieth, Mr. and Mrs. Tran, the Howards, Meblers, and various Erwin, Wittiss, Guillet, and Jones families. Founders Day program at Grafton is also mentioned with Frederick Tran and Ruth Watres Cas Va.
Tremont street resident John Melnar, 46, faced legal trouble after pleading guilty to a minor offense. He paid fines totaling 26 dollars and 38 cents to the county and was released on bond while awaiting further court action. Other local results and notices appeared in the same issue.
Court officials said Mulnar has not appealed his case yet and is waiting to furnish bond for release. Finances are noted as a factor in the hesitation as he decides whether to pursue an appeal.
The speaker notes a defendant may wait for the Court of Appeals ruling before any sentence credit is applied unless bond is posted. If the defendant waives appeal, credit will be applied immediately to the sentence as stated.
COLLEGE POLICEMEN. SAN JOSE, Cal. The demand for college trained policeman is increasing. A U G U S t Vollmer, ex-chief of police at Berkeley, has recommended California municipalities secure their new blue counts from San Jose State College.
A woman recalls years ago feeling low in spirits and run down. After starting a course she reports renewed energy, fewer fatigue symptoms, and red blood cells returning to normal, restoring her fighting strength and sense of being her old self.
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