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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1937

Page

10

Elyrians Complete Terms As Officers

Three Elyria men completed their terms as officers of the Northeastern Ohio Booster Association of the United Spanish War Veterans at its annual meeting in Cleveland. New officers include Orson Pettyjohn as treasurer, Mark Merical as president, and Cleveland and Ashtabula members named vice presidents, with Olburn presiding. The gathering featured remarks by officials from Columbus Lima Cincinnati and Cleveland and was chaired by Walter K. Patterson. The next meeting is set for Geneva in June with Ash tabula Camp as sponsor.

Elyria Northeastern Ohio Booster Association The United Spanish War Veterans Cleveland Elyrians George P. Colburn Pasadena Avenue Dan C. Rothe Furnace Street Emil Struck Ohio Street Orson Pettyjohn Akron Elyrian Mark Merical Frederick G. Robinson Fred Miller Ashtabula H. W. Parker Olburn Little Theatre Walter K. Patterson Edward S. Mathias Columbus John A. Harley Lima Louise Gates Cincinnati Edward Jenkins Pennsylvania Harold H. Burton

Bankruptcies In Lorain County Court Notice

Two bankruptcy notices issued in the Northern District of Ohio Eastern Division announce Edward Milliren of Elyria and Lyle Ernest Reisinger of Columbia Station were adjudicated bankrupts. Creditors are summoned to attend meetings April 13, 1937 at 4 PM at Lorain County Savings and Trust Building Elyria to prove claims select trustees and examine the debtors.

District Court of the United States Ohio Faeward Milliren Earl Court Llyria Edward Milliren Elyria Lorain County Savings and Trust Bldg Northern District of Ohio Lyle Ernest Reisinger Columbia Station Qghlo R. D District aCuresaid Northern District of Howard Hastings Carruthers Oberlin Road William B, Woods

Three Alarms Answered In Sunday Blazes

Firemen responded to three alarms on Sunday. At 7:25 a m R F Corts tumbled a smoking mattress from a bed at 184 Cleveland Street and put out the flames with water. Later a rubbish fire behind 344 East Bridge Street was extinguished with water and a service truck. A third call to the Knights of Columbus Club at 107 Broad Street found a smouldering fireplace with cigarette refuse but no damage.

R. F. Corts Cleveland Street Corts Hose Company No. 1 Engine Company No. 2 W. N. Bates East Bridge Street William Fryberger Bailey Court Fire Department Central Fire Station Knights of Columbus Club Broad Street

Franklin School Sends Kachina Dolls to Hopi, Arizona

Fifth grade pupils at Franklin School are shipping two carved kachina dolls to a Hopi school in Hotevilla Arizona. The project closes a lengthy student exchange begun with letters about life in Ohio and Arizona. An Elyria map was added after Arizona noted Elyria was missing from their Ohio map.

Franklin Arizona Hotevilla Ohio Elyria

Bankruptcies and Foreclosure Notices From Ohio Courts

Notices announce Howard H. Carruthers declared bankrupt March 19 1957 with first meeting set at Elyria Ohio. Also Home Owners Loan Corp seeks foreclosure in Lorain County Ohio against Guy Bellisario and heirs with sale of Lot 147 and 170 Steck's 10th Avenue Allotment. deadlines to answer by April 24 1937. Additional notices name heirs and executors across New York and Indiana estates with probate actions in Lorain County Ohio.

Court of Common Pleas Lacatn County Guy Bellisario Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Louise Bellisario Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Lorain County Ohio Lorain County of State of Steck 10Th Avenue Sheffield Township Denver Avenue Dorothy Street Caroline Avenue Home Owners Loan Corp John von Blum A T Ethel Flint Bartley Riverside Drive South Bend Indiana Della Flint Lee Johnston Avenue Pontiac Michigan Mary F. Peck Carthage Jefferson County New York Grace F. Reynolds Savannah Charles Flint Great Bend Leon D. Burham Ferguson Street Lansing Ruth F. Clark Adams Mary F. Gates Washington Street Olliva F. Fults Wexton Avenue Sherrill Edna F. Harte Sterlingville Marvin Flint Philadelphia Willice Walwrath Sandy Creek Carrie Walwrath Augusta F. Burham Ettle F. Main Mary G. Richardson Crescent Street Canton James N. Gale Rensselaer Falls E. R. Seabury Syracuse Glenn Seabury Rutland Street Watertown J. R. Seabury Furman Street Mae Austin Pleasant View Avenue Amos Seabury Viva Scharsh Belle Avenue J. L. Porter James H. Hosley

Notice of sale in Pittsfield Township Lorain County Ohio

Undivided one half interest in Original Pittsfield Lot 56 in Pittsfield Township Lorain County Ohio described by metes and bounds. Property includes about 60 acres with easement for highway and center lines of Ashland Oberlin Road and Ripton Nickel Plate Road. Petition seeks sale to pay debts. defendants must answer by May 1957. Attorney details: Wilcox & Wilcox Lorain County Bank Bldgs Elyria Ohio.

Pittsfield County of Lorain State of Ohio Ashland-Oberlin Road William H. Braithwaite Lorain County William YW. Bratthwaite Lewis A. Glynn J. H. Hosley F. A. Hosley State of Ohio

Slain Model Case Draws In Scary Suspect

Investigators focus on Robert Irwin, 29, former boarder and ministerial student at St Lawrence University, as search extends for the man linked to the strangling of Veronica Gedeon, her mother, and lodger Frank Byrnes in a Manhattan apartment. A mask made by Irwin’s artistic hand was found in the Gedeon home. Authorities label him a sex psychopathic and say he was in New York during the killings. Irwin previously rented a room near the Gedeons and had moments of infatuation with Veronica and her sister Ethel Kudner.

New York Veronica Gedeon Robert Irwin Manhattan Irwin Gedeon St. Lawrence University Canton N. Y Ministry Rockland State Hospital Veronica Mary Gedeon Frank Byrnes John Lyons Gedeons E. 53 Street E. 60Th Street 50Th Street Ethel Joseph Kudner Kudner Joseph Gedeon

Loyalist advances and Madrid air raids amid Spanish Civil War actions

Loyalist forces push toward Pennarroya and Pueblo Nuevo Del Terrible in Córdoba region while Nationalist bombers strike Madrid’s Salamanca district. Loyalists storm Valsequillo northwest of Cordoba and push toward Granjuela and Blasquez as winds menace garden work.

Avila Talavera de la Reina Toledo Pueblo Nuevo del Terrible Cordoba Talavera Salamanca Madrid Valsequillo Granjuela Blasquez Pennarroya

Miss Mildred King Wed to Charles Edwards in Amherst

Miss Mildred King of Clyde Ohio wed Charles Edwards son of Mrs Cora Sawyer of Newport Kentucky on Friday in South Main street Amherst. The couple honeymoon in the south and will reside in a newly furnished apartment at Hotel Amherst where Edwards runs the hotels Grill. Mrs Edwards formerly worked at a Mansfield department store.

Mrs Urban Improved After Illness At Lorain Home

Mrs James Urban pastor of the Foursquare church in Amherst was seriously ill at St Joseph Hospital Lorain for several weeks and has been moved to the home of Rev and Mrs Michael Urban on East 29th Street Lorain with conditions reported improved.

James Urban Foursquare Church of Amherst St. Joseph Hospital Lorain Michael Urban East 29Th Street

Local clubs schedule evening meetings and events

Knights of Pythias hold regular meeting at hall this evening. A Mary Martha class public card party at Congregational church parlors with bridge games and lunch. Past Chiefs Club of Pythian Sisters meets at Mrs. Lauer residence. Amherst Business Men's Association April meeting at Lutheran church parlors with Ladies night. Pythian Sisters have regular session Tuesday with drill practice. Stone City Chapter Eastern Stars meets Wednesday. Sorosis Club gatherings Thursday at Miss Ehrman home. Eagles Auxiliary meets at F O E Hall Thursday evening.

Knights of Pythias Mary Martha Congregational Church Pythian Sisters C. A. Lauer East Martin Street George Baus Amherst Business Men’s Asociation Lutheran Church Stone City Eastern Stars Sorosis Club Edith Florence Ehrman Cornell Avenue Eagles F. O. E. Hall

Church and Society Group Meetings Announced

The official board meets at the church tonight at 7 30 PM. Ladies' Aid Society gathers Wednesday afternoon at Mrs C C Masters Elyria Avenue with 2 15 PM transport meet at the parsonage. Epworth League hosts a get together at the church parlors with Amherst League. Bible Study meets at the parsonage Thursday evening with Rev and Mrs Ryan. Queen Esther class holds a hard times party Friday at Mrs Z G Maxwell Park Avenue. Choir rehearsal at the parsonage Friday 7 PM. Nearly twenty attend the church fish fry and group singing followed by lunch.

Ladies’ Aid Society C. C. Masters Elyria Avenue Epworth League Henrietta M Amherst League

Community Groups Schedule Meetings This Week

Circle 5 of the Women’s Union hosts a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Elmer Bischoff’s Jenne road home with Mrs. Ann Coverdale assisting. The Men’s Club plans a Wednesday evening meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Herman Short’s South Main street home. A program is planned and strong attendance is urged. The Philathea Bible class holds an All Fools party Wednesday at Mrs. Albert Raesler’s Franklin avenue home with Miss Ella Jaeger and Mrs. Fred Krieg assisting.

Circle 5 Women’s Union Elmer Bischoff Jenne Road Ann Coverdale Herman Short South Main Street Philathea Bible Class Albert Raesler Franklin Avenue Ella Jaeger Fred Krieg

Choir Hosts Costume Night Invitation

Hostesses appeal for members to wear costumes. The weekly choir rehearsal is set for Friday at 7 30 PM in the church parlors.

Lorain Holy Name Societies Schedule Meetings

The Lorain Deanery of Holy Name Societies meets at Holy Trinity church in Lorain for an evening gathering. The Altar Rosary society holds its monthly meeting in the school hall on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Alex Dysinski will host Circle three of St. Ann’s society Thursday evening as Circle 3 plans a rummage sale for April 16 and 17. Junior and senior Holy Name groups will attend Holy Communion in a body next Sunday morning.

Lorain Holy Name Societies Holy Trinity Church Elyria Avenue Altar Rosary Society Alex Dysinski Circle Three St. Ann’s Society Circle 3 Holy Name Society

Delegation Attends Young People’s Rally in Canton

A 45 member delegation attended the young peoples rally held Saturday at the First Congregational church in Canton. A Cru saders business meeting follows this evening at Mr and Mrs Philip Dodson home on Jackson street. The ladies prayer meeting is Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Otto Bach’s East street home. A praise and prayer service is at 7 30 Wednesday evening and the young people will lead the service at 7 30 Friday evening.

Young Peoples First Congregational Church Canton Crusaders Philip Dodson Jackson Street Otto Bach East Street

Sunday School Teachers Meet at Parsonage Tonight

The teachers of the Sunday School will meet this evening at the parsonage. The Men's Club will be held at the church parlors Tuesday evening. The Ladies hold an all day quilting session Wednesday at Mrs Charles Schulz on Jackson street with a tureen dinner at noon. The Junior Walther League will present a diversified program at the church parlors Thursday and Friday evenings with no admission fee and a free will offering.

Charles Schulz Jackson Street Walther League

Bible Study and Young People Meet at Church Parlor

The Bible Study class will meet Mrs Ed Straw on Harris street. The Adult Young People will meet Friday evening at the church parlors.

Church council holds retreat and meeting at church

The church council will hold a special spiritual retreat at the church study at eight o'clock Wednesday evening. This will be followed by a business meeting.

Review of Victoria the Queen at school auditorium

Mrs Helen Berthoff Oberlin will review the Lawrence Houseman play Victoria the Queen featuring Helen Hayes at 3 p m Friday in the school auditorium Mrs E W Lahiff spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs John McMullen in Cleveland Elmer Naftzger Findlay visited Amherst friends Sunday Mr and Mrs B A Jenne Mr and Mrs F H Jenne and Robert Gillette were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs C O Masters Miss Mary Lahiff returned to Kent State College after spring recess at home Leroy Jacobs and daughter Ruth visited Lorain Sunday Robert Fleckner returned to Athens Ohio to resume studies at Miami University after spring recess at his Spring street home

Helen Berthoff Oberlin Helen Hayes Lawrence Houseman E. W. ‘Lahiff John McMullen Cleveland Elmer Naftzger Findlay Amherst Friends B. A. Jenne F. H. Jenne

Hollywood honors a Chinese cameraman star

A Chinese cameraman earns posthumous recognition in Hollywood. The piece contrasts fame and peril while noting a high death toll surpassing wartime losses.

Hollywood

Elyria High Student Competes in Alliance Music Contest

Elyria High School sophomore Lois Youtzy of Gulf Road will compete in the district music contest April 17 at Mt. Union College Alliance. Assistant music director J Martin Beck says Youtzy is the only entry received so far with two or three others possibly entering. She is entered in the piano solo category performing Godards Valse Chromatique.

Lois Youtzy Gulf Road Elyria Mt. Union College Alliance J Martin Beck Miss Youtzy Beck

Locke Expands Elyria Real Estate and Insurance Offices

C. C. Locke announced a move of his offices from 214 Masonic Temple Building to larger quarters at 201 203 205 in front of the same building. He cited increased activity and bright prospects for the business as reasons for the relocation.

Elyria C. C. Locke Masonic Temple Locke

Large Home at 518 East Avenue Sold to Harrison Couple

The former Hoyte residence at 518 East Avenue was sold today to Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Harrison of Stop 11, Grafton Road. Harrison plans to remodel into a three family dwelling and reported the project details.

Hoyte East Avenue Frank J. Harrison Grafton Road B. M. O'Donnell Harrison

Multiple Traffic Fatalities Reported Across Ohio

The article lists several fatal traffic incidents: Joseph Vicus, 45, killed on a Solon road. Henry Bourgnon, 64, of Toledo died after being struck by an electric traction car near his home. Stanley Prazek of Grafton died when his motorcycle skidded and hit William Powell’s car near Pomeroy. Powell unhurt. a hit and run struck 72-year-old William H. Braden of Akron on the way home from a store. Harvey Moorehead, 74, a Cleveland traffic fatality.

Joseph Vicus Solon Henry Bourgnon Toledo Ake Shore Stanley Prazek Grafton Pomeroy William Powell Plains Athens County Powell William H. Braden Akron Harvey Moorehead Cleveland

Get Acquainted Pay at Elyria Y M C A and local visits

Local residents attended the annual Get Acquainted Pay at the Elyria Y M C A on Tuesday. Cleveland visitors called on Willard Taft family. Brookside High School to hold the Annual Senior Commencement on May 19. Easter services were led by Reverend Bantham at St James Mission in Sheffield Lake Village with plans for another service on April 11.

Howard Moon Abbey Road George Smith Edna Junglas Case Road Lester Youtzy Percy Chambers Gulf Road Elyria Y. M. C Arthur Clewell Cleveland Willard Taft Brookside High School W. E. Taft Templars Fred Schroeder Birmingham P. I. Chambers

Local social notes and visits across Columbia and surrounding towns

Mrs Oscar Green entertained many children for her son Richard's birthday party. Caroll Bartter and eleven youths plus two OSU professors toured the South ending in Florida, staying at William Sims's 1500 acre vegetable farm. Various visits by Miss Bartter, Miss Bartter's teaching post at North High, and other social calls in Columbus, Elyria, Dover, Fairview, Wellington, and Avon. Townsend meeting set for April 14 and Ladies Aid meetup on April 15 at Mrs Morlock's home.

Columbia Oscar Green Richard Caroll Bartter Ohio State University South Florida William Sims National Vegetable Growers’ Association Leatha Keyse Catherine Glass Mildred Bartter Miss Bartter North High School Columbus Charles Mills Marie Fiedens Grafton F. H. Arsdale Andrew Walkden Elyria W. E. Miller John Frances Martin Dover Fairview Clark Herrington Loraim Burl Martin Hattie Stephens Irene Healey J. R. van Arsdale Fannie Burton Roy Burge Wellington Ira Gough Doris Hubert Avon Ladies Aid Society Hubert Morlock

Bartter Hosts Farmers Exchange Directors Meeting

Mr and Mrs H C Bartter entertain the directors of United Farmers Exchange Company with their wives at Thursday night’s monthly business meeting. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Harry Harding Mr and Mrs Lynn Jennings Mr and Mrs George Kennedy Perry Reisinger Mr and Mrs Bert Hales Mr Shaft Mrs Ray Taylor and Mrs Siested. Light refreshments followed. Previously the group met at Lyon Jennings’ Lakewood home and two months prior gathered for a housewarming at Harry Harding’s new Olmsted Falls residence.

H. C. Bartter United Farmers’ Exchange Company Harry Harding Lynn Jennings George Kennedy Perry Reisinger Bert Hales Shaft Ray Taylor Siested Lyon Jennings Lakewood Olmsted Falls

Osborne Golden Wedding Open House Attended by Many Friends

A large number of friends and relatives attended the open house celebrating the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Osborne of Jacquays Road on March 26. They have purchased and piped gas from the farm well into their home.

Charles Osborne Jacquays Road Lakewood Harvey Keyse Charles Mills Irene Healey Lee Walker Fields John Britton West View

Boys Stamp Club To Meet Tonight

The first of four talks on stamp collecting is set for tonight at the Y M C A club meeting with Greenlee Haynes as speaker. Future speakers include Richard Thayer and Francis Klockseim, who will assist with stamp collection problems. The club recently joined with the pottery and airplane model clubs to present an exhibition attended by 250 people.

Boys’ Stamp Club Greenlee Haynes Richard Thayer Francis Klockseim Elyria Home Klockseim Kenneth Hicks Pottery Club Airplane Model Club

Senator Austin Attacks Cummings Over Supreme Court Writs

Senator Warren R. Austin accuses Attorney General Homer S. Cummings of criticizing the Supreme Court for denying writs of certiorari after fighting the court previously boasted of denying such writs. Austin cites a Supreme Court clerk’s letter supporting his claim.

Washington Warren R. Austin Senate Judiciary Committee Homer S. Cummings Supreme Court Austin Charles Elmore Cropley The

Roosevelt outlines CCC program growth and moral impact

President Roosevelt praises CCC camps for forest and park improvements and moral, physical benefits to enrollees and families. He argues the program supports national resource work without harming normal employment and notes plans to reduce camps toward about 1500 with 200 enrollees each as Congress considers changes.

CCC Roosevelt

Three Men Escape After Gun Battle With Patrolmen

In Findlay Ohio three suspects thought to hold up grocers in Sandusky and Fremont fled in a car after a gun battle with Patrolmen Kenneth Hope and Paul Franz. Bullets struck the police car and ignited a chase through the city while Hope fired back with a sub machine gun.

Findlay Sandusky Fremont Kenneth Hope Paul Franz Hope

Senate faces court bill fight and child labor proposal

Senators debate the judicial reform measure as supporters warn hearings may end soon. Sen Edwin C Johnson proposes a federal child labor ban under 16 with agricultural exception, creating a regulatory board and penalties. The plan aims to show a path for broad federal action via Supreme Court rulings.

Edwin C. Johnson D. Colo Johnson Senate Supreme Court Friends of the Court House Wheeler Homer S. Cummings Capitol Hill Judiciary Committee Henry F. Ashurst Farley Black Holt Keen Attorney General Secretary of Commerce Secretary of Labor

President Sets CCC Strength at 400 609 Scope

A government statement aims to maintain the Civilian Conservation Corps strength at 400 609 as a plan to boost the fleet and expand overall totals. The move signals continued expansion of federal programs and mobilization of national resources.

CCC

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