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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1934
Page
5
Boys in Oberlin may apply to handle Chronicle Telegram routes by submitting notices to Louis Bliss at 228 North Pleasant Street. Applicants were asked to leave their materials on or before April 7.
Professor Paul Titlich, a noted German philosopher, will visit Oberlin next week for a three lecture series on the crisis in Christianity. The schedule includes April 8 4 30 at Bosworth Hall on My Philosophy of Life April 9 7 30 at First Church on The Present Crisis in Christianity and April 10 4 30 at First Church on The Religious Situation in Germany Today Professor Titlich linked with Columbia University and Union Seminary in New York has recently been praised at Yale and is regarded as a leader among younger philosophers of religion.
At a council meeting Mayor Comings named the Social and Economic Questions Committee to study interracial relations in Oberlin. The aim is to make recommendations for village action after a request from President Wilkins to the City Manager. Members include P. D. Sherman Fred Zorbaugh Emma Bows Mrs L E Burgner Julius Burton C N Cole J W Hill Mrs Robert S McEwen Ira Porter Chas Reed and C E Wigton.
Multiple Oberlin churches list Sunday services with times and subjects for First Church in Oberlin Reverend J A Richards ministering on The Little Foxes, First Methodist Episcopal Church Minister C F McBride preaching on The Evangelism of Easter, Christ Church Episco pal rites and Holy Communion, Christian Science Society service, East Oberlin Community Church morning worship, First Baptist Church schedules, Rust M E Church and Sacred Heart Church masses. Brief items note a local birth and visits as well as a Federal Council of Churches session in Columbus.
An auto driven by Winfield Jenne of 714 Lake Avenue Elyria collided with James Urban of 2060 East 29th Street Lorain on North Ridge Road near Pearl Road. Deputy Sheriffs Ed Monroe and Joe Woodings reported Dennis Ryan of Furnace Street was a passenger in Jenne's car. No one was hurt.
A car reported stolen yesterday afternoon by John Szmeiy of Wakeman was recovered last night in Lorain. Sheriff Clarence W. Dick reported.
A large Eastern Star gathering featured Mary Rogers as chair, with George Reiff and the Reiff Dancing School from Cleveland and Elyria presenting twenty three pupils. Students from both schools performed tap dances, impersonations and songs, followed by a luncheon. Next regular meeting set for April 20. Also reports on Rev Wade C Smith's evangelistic campaign and Easter planning at local churches. Kappa Beta Kappa meets at 7. Weekday events listed for YWCA.
Amherst Ohio April report highlights in church affairs. Women’s Missionary Society urges late thank offerings to Eastman or Mrs Blum and notes appeal from E G Allen on Santee school needs and Africa missionaries. Local federations, Cloverleaf Club, and Dubel Dekers social scenes are described with hosts, guests, games, and meals across Lorain and Amherst.
Matthew Jantsik seeks divorce from Eva Jantsik on wilful absence and gross neglect after a 1913 marriage with one daughter. Charles Dawley sues George Link for 5000 for injuries from a January 6 slip at a bakery due to spilled milk. Mike Toderick sues Harry Meyers for 10460 for injuries from a January 7 auto collision at a Lorain crosswalk. Cleveland Trust sues Frank Bittner et al for 22587 with foreclosure of Oberlin property. County Board of Education receives a 5000 advance.
Henry Prince Taylor 86 longtime elevator operator at Lewis Mercantile died this morning born in Ohio in 1848 body at Sudro Funeral Home with arrangements to follow. Thomas J. Doan died Friday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after an illness born in Brownhelm Ohio December 9 1859 son Howard W Elyria and Carl C Dean Uniontown Pa widow Sarah Dean also survived by six grandchildren a sister and two brothers funeral Monday at 1 30 p m at Nichols Funeral Home burial Vermilion Cemetery. Lydia Ann Dollard 83 died at daughter Eva Worcester’s home 143 Cleveland Street last evening after one week illness widow of James Dollard born New York State April 18 1880 lived in Elyria 28 years. She leaves son Charles Gibbs and daughter Eva Worcester both of Elyria four grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 30 from Sudro Funeral Home with Dr B J Bond officiating burial Norvais Cemetery. Charles Livermore 58 died in Rochester Friday morning after more than a year illness survivors include three sons Edward in Washington D C Lea Elyria and Richard at home five daughters Pearl Mayer Michigan Hazel Teasel Sandusky Fern Leitner White Oak Myrtle and Ruth Livermore at home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Burial Center Cemetery.
Y-Indus club schedules a stag party at the Garden Tea Room followed by a Cherry Ridge parlors ping-pong tournament next Tuesday night on regular meeting evening. Events start at 7 00 P M. Canmarr or & nipton was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication after police found him in his car on Cascade street following a disturbance at the dance hall. An 18 year old youth was brought to police headquarters and later admonished to refrain from trouble.
In Lorain yesterday and today, divorce judgments were granted to Helen Lemer Bodnar from William Lemer for gross neglect with her to resume her maiden name. Treva Rice obtained a divorce from Morris Rice who is jailed on manslaughter charges. Harry Nicholl, conservator of the National Bank of Commerce, filed suit against Otto and Lula Kelley for 5440 on a promissory note, seeking foreclosure of Lorain property.
Market notes from Cleveland show weak demand across eggs poultry and grains with price bands listed for misc live stock and produce. Chicago cash rotations for Butter Eggs Egos Wheat Corn and Potatoes provide receipts futures and storage terms, highlighting varied pricing and regional trends.
The body of Charles W. Myera Jr., 25, a radio operator on an airliner that crashed in the Argentine Andes, will be brought to Canton for burial. Nine people died in the crash. In Willard Ohio, Virgil Sell, 24, was found along railroad tracks with letters indicating suicide over a love affair. In Columbus, Judge Harold L. Kimne ruled William G. Young, 27, Canton, guilty of abandoning his elderly mother Grace Miller and ordered $3 weekly for five years. Young argued his mother abandoned him at 16 and thus owed no support.
Dr. N Backus opens a modern fireproof veterinary clinic at 345 Second Street Elyria on Monday. The facility includes an operating room, rooms for small animals, a stocked drug room, hot water heating, and two large offices with a sanitation focus for rapid animal recovery. Dr. P M Cellar assists. Backus is a Cornell graduate and recently updated his training at Ohio State University.
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