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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1929

Page

4

Church events highlight 1924 growth and plans in Elyria

T F Sailers and A F Pearson with a choir committee see praise for church work. A vote of thanks goes to architect John Lewis Beatty of Pittsburgh and to Mrs C L Bristol and A F Pearson. A new pension plan for United Presbyterian ministers is discussed. Pastor Rev Geo A Brown notes 75 percent membership growth since Feb 1924 and urges Bible study prayer and witnessing. The Elyria Foremen’s Club plans April and May meetings.

John Lewis Beatty Pittsburgh C. L. Bristol A. F. Pearson United Presbyterian Church of North America Geo. A. Brown Elyria Foremen's Club W. QO. NecClellan Lorain County Christian Conference W. Q. McClellan Eli- Tia Harry W. Large Camp Iss-See-Kess

Kiwanis Program Disrupted by Singer Walkout

Madame Castanova walked out amid tensions over piano and voice during a Kiwanis meeting led by Jim Armitage. After Armitage apologized, she returned as Mrs. William G. Sharp and delivered readings. The club planned joint efforts with Rotary for a Legion fundraiser and announced the Seventh Division Inter-City Meet at Barberton on April 1.

Madame Vera + Castaneva Vopers Kiwanis Gene St. Marie Jim Arm Lage Cremonies Kiwanians Madame Castanova St. Marie Jim Armitage Armitage William ‘G. Sharp Maston Rotary American Legion the Legion Ohio Street Es Ad Barberton

Stop the Fat and Get Thin Health Message

Fragmented text promoting fat reduction through diet and surging food to fuel energy. Mentions natural element aiding reduction, starvation rejected, references long usage of seed products and broad claims of beauty vitality. Specific facts are unclear due to damaged OCR.

Two Autos Collide At Intersections In City

Two autos collided at the Eastern Heights boulevard and East River street intersection last night. Art Laundon of 403 East River street reported his westbound car damaged only slightly, while the other vehicle suffered front fender damage. A woman driver of license 725-307 attempted a right turn on Fourth Street and did not stop safely. In police notes, a cognovit note judgment for 257 dollars was granted to L. H. Piercy Co. against Harry E. and Clarence M. Young, and another for 311 dollars to George G. Spitzer against Earl C. and Helen K. Fieback. William Wynn was fined five dollars for disorderly conduct after an incident involving his wife.

Eastern Heights Boulevard East River Street Art Laundon Lcense Laundon IWO Common Pleas W. B. Thompson L. H. Piercy Company of Wellington Harry E Clarence M. Young A. R. Webber George G. Spitzer Earl C Helen K. Fieback William Wynn Woodford Avenue Wynn Ed Minnick Huron Street Weasley Wilson Marseilles Avenue East Avenue Depot Street Minnick

Elyria and County Officials Gather for Education Conference

R C Maston and R P Vaughn lead an Ohio schools conference opening Thursday with a general session featuring Rabbi Stephen S Wise and Ohio State President George W Rightmire. Friday and Saturday host 34 sectional meetings on adult ed attendance supervision nurses psychology journalism arts libraries and more. Also noted: the Park of the Red Rocks addition in Denver and a Ridgeville Grange Hall dance with Cock's Orchestra.

Jing R. C. Maston Elyria R. P. Vaughn Stephen S. Wise New York George W. Rightmire Ohio State University

Maccabees And Friends Entertain At Elyria Tent Night

The Elyria Maccabees hall hosted a lively program featuring Jack Flynn orchestra, Lawrence Weber, Don Granger, and Joe Boddy with a Doriegquy minstrel, plus Bin Struck and band, Pete Smith imitations, and Ben Shubert minstrel songs. Local performers Jude Jones Tomas Kelly Charles Farrell and Robert Davies contributed impromptu acts with Eugene St Maria at piano.

Elyria The Maccabees Maccabees Hall Ladiess Jim Armitage Jack Flynn Lawrence Webber Don Granger Joseph Boddy Chas. Clark Earl Greenland Jerry Ferguson bin Struck Gang Pete Smith Ben Shubert Eugene St. Maria Jude Jones Thomas Kelly Charles Farrell Robert Davies

Death notices and obituaries from Diagonal and Oberlin

Death of Yuila Denes wife of Frank Denes on Diagonal road Die after a two month illness Survived by husband two children Frank age 5 and Lewis 11 months mother Mrs Agnes Horvath and one brother in California Body at Mrs Kakai 211 West River street Funeral from St Marys church burial in St Marys cemetery Also obituary for Edwin C Davis Oberlin Ohio aged 67 6 months survived by wife Abbie Levagood Davis daughter Gertrude Bryant granddaughter and brother Herbert W Davis Funeral Saturday 2 30 from 149 Morgan street Akron murder conviction of John Sabo execution set for May 6 in state penitentiary

Yuila Denes Frank Denes Diagonal Road LaGrange Frank Lewis Agnes Horvath California Kakai West River Street St. Mary’s Church St. Mary’s Cemetery Edwin C. Davis Oberlin Morgan Street Ohio Elyria Abbie Levagood Davis Gertrude Bryant Herbert W. Davis Great Barrington Mass

Fridenstine Funeral Set For Viola Mae Fridenstine

Funeral services for Viola Mae Fridenstine are arranged for Friday afternoon at 2 00 from her home on Oberlin Road and at 2 30 from St Pauls Church. Rev. Paul Bourquin will officiate, with burial in Murray Ridge cemetery.

Fridenstine Viola Mae Fridenstine Oberlin Road St. Paul's Church Paul Bourquin Murray Ridge Cemetery

Ohio legislature passes TB cattle aid and parole officers bill

The House approved measures raising state compensation for tuberculous cattle slaughtered by order of the agricultural department and extending parole officers under the welfare director. Four representatives opposed the Johnson bill. Other actions include leasing abandoned Hocking canal lands, fishing nets and spawning grounds in Lake Erie, and opening hunting dates for squirrels. The Senate sent the open date bill to the governor for signature.

Agricultural Department George H Bellinger Akron Geock Robinson Stark County Ross and McClister Akroron Senate House Rep. L. P Mooney Hocking County Hocking Fairfield Athens Tthe Department of Agriculture Lake Erie Abele France Ohio

Kills To Save Mother Murder Charge Shocks Family

Jack Crawford Jr an 18 year old Los Angeles youth is jailed on murder charges after his father died when the boy says he intervened in a quarrel between his parents. According to the boy and his mother Mrs Bessie Crawford the shooting was to stop a barrage of dishes from an enraged father.

George Phelps Lorain Grand Jury Phelps Effie Beebe North Eaton Beebe Humane Society Court of Justice John Conaway Jack Crawford, Jr Los Angeles Bessie Crawford

Altheide springs yield two million tons of water daily

In the Gerhardt Hauptmann district of Germany's Altheide spa, the springs produce about two million tons of mineral water daily. Plans call for street irrigation though tourists pay about 15 cents per bottle when staying elsewhere in Europe. A 1500 gram emerald was discovered in a Brazilian quarry.

Altheide Gerhardt Hauptmann Germany Europe

Attempted jail break fails in Circleville Ohio

In Circleville Pickaway County prisoners planned escape by enlarging a hole around a water pipe. They poured disinfectant, ignited the floor heat, and used an iron bar from a bunk to widen the hole. Leader figures Robert McClaren and Boones Hunter were placed in solitary confinement.

Circleville Pickaway County Clarence Butler Miller Fissell Fissell Robert McClaren Boones Hunter

Flags at Half Mast for Ambassador Herrick Funeral

Flags were displayed at half mast in Lorain county in tribute to the late Ambassador Myron T. Herrick who died in France. The Post Office building showed an exception as no order to lower the flag was received from the Treasury Department.

Lorain County Myron T. Herrick France J. W.mertens United States Treasury Department United States U.S. Treasury Department Treasury Department McHenry

London salons fight price war amid haircuts and wares drop

London hairdressers slash prices as permanent wares fall to 37.50. Even upscale shops in the West End face higher end figures around 20. There are 47,009 Red Cross nurses enrolled in the United States.

London West End Red Cross United States

Oberlin Students Going Home for Spring Vacation

Oberlin residents report crowded buses and streetcars as students depart for spring break. Health data show Lorain County records 477 March illnesses, including measles and whooping cough, with Oberlin listing 60 measles and 3 mumps. Dormitories close except Baldwin Cottage for non‑leaving women. Bridgette Club and La Petipe Club hold meetings. visitors and local residents attend events and duties as spring season begins.

Oberlin Lorain County C. D. Barett Avon Lake Avon Amherst Grafton la Grange Wellington South Amherst Sheffield Lake Carlisle Township Elyria Eaton Township Belden Henrietta Township Ridgeville Russia Sheffield

Cleveland Markets Shake Up for Produce and Livestock

Market notes from Cleveland show butter and eggs prices, mixed produce items from Ohio and nearby states, and livestock quotes. Hogs and cattle receipts, with steers and vealers detailed, alongside Chicago and Toledo quotes for butter eggs poultry and grain.

Cleveland York State Marthew Green Mountain Idaho Toledo

Hay Market Report From New York Quiet Trade April 4

The Hay Market in New York on April 4 shows receipts of one car, market quiet with large bales timothy and light mixed. Prices listed for No. 1 at 26 to 27 cents, No. 2 at 23 to 25 cents, No. 3 and poorer at 14 to 21 cents. Heavy mixed clover No. 3 ranges up to 15 to 24 dollars.

New York Timithy

Theft from car reported at 18 Middle Avenue

A. C. Linderman reported to police yesterday that someone stole glass windshields and a hat from his auto. The theft occurred between 10 and 12 p.m. last night continuing into the early hours.

C. A. Linderman Middle Avenue

Taxi Chauffeur Found Dying Under Car

Clarence Reid a 32 year old Lima taxi driver was found after a midnight attack on the Harding highway near Ada with a bullet wound in the chest. He was taken to Ada for first aid then to a hospital here where physicians call his condition hopeless. Police think bandits waylaid him and beat and shot him then threw him under his cab. the rear window was broken and the interior torn. He was found by Ada men George Parshall Edward Crates and Louis Fisher who alerted sheriffs from Hardin and Allen counties.

Lima Clarence Reid Harding Highway Ada Reid Wana Kenton George Parshall Edward Crates Louis Fisher Hardin and Allen County

Swiss TB Specialist Demonstrates Manual Labor Cure

A noted tuberculosis expert from Switzerland has shown that manual labor can combat tuberculosis, including its surgical forms, presenting a nonpharmacological approach as a potential public health measure.

Switzerland

Injuries Suit Filed Over Alleged Lorain Assault

Io Hrymaliak sues Nick Prusky of 2502 East 29th Street Lorain for 2500 damages in common pleas court alleging a March 1 1929 assault. He says Prusky struck him with fists and a blunt instrument causing four head cuts two black eyes and facial bruising requiring medical treatment.

Andrey Hrymaliak Common Pleas Court Nick Prusky East 29Th Street Lorain Prusky Hrymaliak

Truck Breaks Sidewalk on Fifteenth Street and Middle Avenue

Police reported a Wednesday afternoon incident when a large motor truck driven by Steve Lieber of 2654 West 18th Street Cleveland backed onto the sidewalk at Fifteenth Street and Middle Avenue to unload groceries, breaking several sidewalk stones.

Fifteenth Street Middle Avenue Steve Lieber West 18Th Street Cleveland

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T. F. Sailers J. Lautensebleger Mrs Ft 1. Artatat Mary S. Counter Lafayette Counter Elizabeth Volk WW. B. Thompson Fred Volk East Broad Street Paris American Aid Society America Whch Red Rocks Denver Ridgeville New Grange Hall Cock’s Orchestra Julia Denes Columbus Supreme Court John Sabo Barlton Painter Sabo Scotland Brazil College and Conservatory Baldwin Cottage Bridgette W. C. McConnel Dioner la Petipe Mrs. de la Williams Bellefonte M. E. Oamer North Professor Street Clara May Horton Ginrich L. E. Burgner Bobbie Osmer Charles Smith Kelly Kellys R. E. MacDonald Cor Broad E. Bridge Florida Alabama Chicago Minneapolis Cook’s East Ave Carson’s Millinery Masonic Temple O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe Court Street Freese Bros Hose Broad Street Western Reserve Western Reserve Finance Lorainia Bioe Phon
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