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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1938

Page

12

Man Ends Life After Mother's Death, Ridge Tool Manager

Frederick Sterbert Wurzbach 37, manager for The Ridge Tool Company, killed himself by inhaling automobile exhaust in the garage at his home 131 Bellefield avenue. He was found by his wife Alice and her parents after failing to return from a haircut and work. His mother in law said he could not cope with her death a year earlier, and a breakdown led to his action. A Western Reserve University graduate and Phi Beta Kappa, he was born in Lyons France and belonged to Trinity Cathedral. Funeral at Sudro Curtis Home on Friday at 2 pm, burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.

Frederick Sterbert Wurzbach Ridge Tool Company Bellefield Avenue Alice W. G. Johnson Ohio Street Johnson Wurzbach Alice Johnson Western Reserve University Phi Beta Kappa Lyons Francee Trinity Cathedral Cleveland Sudro- Curtis Funeral Will Foster Buria Ridgelawn

Small Blaze At Harshaw Plant in Elyria

Three Elyria fire companies rushed to the Harshaw Chemical Company plant at Cedar and Pine streets at 6 37 this morning to extinguish a fire in No 9 building. Damage was slight about 200 dollars. The torch used to light a furnace touched rag hanging on the east wall starting the fire which climbed the wall to the ceiling and ventilating cupola. Six sprinkler heads released. one company remained out about a0 minutes.

Elyria Harshaw Chemical Company Cedar and Pine Streets C. H. Price

Dairy Group To Hear Ohio State Man At LaGrange Meeting

Dr. Charles R. Denham of Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine will speak at a LaGrange gathering on April 29, sponsored by the county dairy extension committee. He will discuss Bang's disease and tag, as announced by committee chairman Harry Borland. Meanwhile neighbors recovered a renovated mattress for Mrs May Torino, which had saved $175 inside.

Charles R. Denham Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine LaGrange County Dairy Extension Committee Harry Borland Denham Bang’s Jase Tag IS Anus May Toratino Toratino

Hospital Admissions List Includes Names and Addresses

Admissions cover Gerald Conger Virginia Lentz Clifford Scheidler Morris Wensink Mrs Clifford Schultz Frank Hoeffel James McKenzie Mrs Chris Banioff Mrs Louis Duloty Mrs John Scott Wilbur Tinker Mrs Arthur Ernst Charles Kufner Mrs Charles Guggenbiller Walter Smitkowski Jaco Zachman Arlene McKee and Mt Vernon Discharges include Phyllis Boia mer Donald Loescher Francis Obringer from various streets and avenues.

Gerald Conger East Avenue Virginia Lentz West Sixth Street Clifford Scheidler Avon Morris Wensink Clifford Schultz Grafton Frank Hoeffel Water Street James McKenzie East Broad Street Chris Banioff Sheffield Village Louis Duloty Ladi Street John Scott Neufercourt Wilbur Tinker Ridgeville Arthur Ernst Tt. D Charles Kufner Charles Guggenbiller Walter Smitkowski Weat 43Th Street Jaco Zachman Chase Street Arlene McKee Mt. Vernon Phyllis Boiamer Mendelcourt Donald Loescher Lake Avenue Francis Obringer Clark Street

Court actions span loans loans and divorces in local docket

Suit actions filed against Nick Nah for 210 dollars and Archibald F. Pearson et al for 3212 dollars seek foreclosure and loan recovery. Ethel Schnaak sues for divorce from Alvin Schnaak, married in 1912 with two grown children. Isomer Baker jailed pending parole revocation after pleading guilty to breaking into Schroll Coal Co. office. District Court of Appeals to finalize 12 cases in session. Bailiff notes session opening. Justice Coon fines driver for speeding in school zone. County commissioners approve jail window painting at 1.25 dollars per hour to cover court costs. Various matters include receivership over The California Fruit Company and appraisers named for valuation.

Isomer Henry Baker Elyria Common Pleas D. A. Cook Schroll Coal Company Cleveland Road Lord &. Sweer Sweer Baker Milford Horace Hurtare Union Credentia

Surplus Apples Bought By Federal Agency End Date Near

13 carloads of surplus apples bought under the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation will end on April 22. Lorain County buys totaled at least 15 carloads, with eight in harvest and five since January 1. Ohio totals show 426 carloads during harvest and 484 since, with apples distributed to relief agencies.

Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation J. Hummel County Agricultrst Lorain County Hummel Ohio

Annual Easter Week Communion Service At Church of Christ

The Church of Christ hosts its annual Easter Week Communion service tonight at 7 30 featuring a vocal trio including Mrs Mabel Little Mrs Madge Baird and Miss Viola Stargrave Russell Dunford will sing Gethsemane Pastor Will J Foster will speak on What Does the Communion Service Mean To You A decorating committee led by Mrs H R Riddle is preparing the candle light auditorium All are welcome to attend

Church of Christ Mabel Little Madge Baird Viola Stargrave Russell Dunford

May Ask Davey To Commute Sentence Of Mrs Hahn

Attorneys for Anna Mane Hahn plan to seek clemency from Governor Davey to commute her death sentence to life imprisonment. Ohio Supreme Court set the May 4 execution date after denying a rehearing. Judge Arthur Day dissented from the majority decision.

Columbus Anna Mane Hahn Cinciinati Davey Hahn Ohio United States Supreme Court Ohio Supreme Court Jacob Wagner State Supreme Court Arthur Day Day Sis

Siren Fire in Trailer Sparks Swift Rescue

At Carneys Point New Jersey a man driving his own trailer heard a siren and discovered a fire inside the vehicle. Smoke poured from the trailer as he arrived home and firefighters arrived after a telephone call, catching the blaze just in time. The article also notes Japan's industrial guild membership rising to 91,193 in the past year.

Carneys Point XN. J A. Smith Kinderhook Industrial Guilds of Japan

Death Notices from Avon Wellington and Elyria

Deaths include Mrs Peter Leonard of Avon Lake at 97 in Lakewood with four sons and two daughters. funeral at St Marys Avon. Roy Buswell 64 ex Wellington High School graduate dies in Oak Park Michigan. wife Katherine Gott and two children survive. funeral in Oak Park. Miss LaLa B Short of Elyria dies after illness in Toledo Hospital. survived by father William L Short siblings Clare and Mary. member of First Baptist Church.

Peter Leonard Avon Peter Leonard Avon Mar Schuelle Lakewood Frank Leonard Ridgeville John Hopedate Peter Avon Lake Jacob Dover Charles Schauffler Cleveland Matschueller Christ Nock Roy Buswell Wellington Wellington High School Oak Park Katherine Gott Claude Gott Wellington Telephone Co Buswell Otis Virginia Abbott David Buswell Oak Fork Claude Gort Laila B. Short East River Street Taylor Funeral Home Ralph Neighbour Huntington Cemetery Miss Short Toledo Spencer Ohio January Kiss William L. Short Clare Short Mary Short Yall Elyria First Baptist Church Monroe Wilson Kendalintle Kodiana Clarence Dague Leona Rogers Ida Naylor Homerville John Wermer Cotta Hine John Lawrence Mary Lawrence Anna Mary Lawrence Wooster G. L. Emerson Stanley Miller Polk All Miller Frank Oadern Duartes Baker Rochester Arthur Sanford Lodi Cousing Growlings Aid Aang Michigan Malinda Navier Leslie Fuller Alrs Bertha Johnson New London Catherine Fuller Nether Balt Leta Bair N. E. Walters Walters Hone Mro Harvey Browand Mere Bertha Browand Maliinda Naylor Therman Stehle Clara Woods Lawrence Baker Alvin Neidhardt Carol Jean Nelson Fuller la Grange Milton Haulk

Wooden Utensils Made To Protect Byrd's Expedition

Boston dispatch reports Samuel Hicks during Byrd's Antarctic expedition plans, a contract for wooden tableware and gadgets. It covers three pronged utensils, wooden tongs, and large wooden rings to anchor tarpaulins and gear when metal items fail in extreme cold.

Byrd Boston Samuel Hicks Brrusa Admiral Siehard Ihe Hicks

Nationalists advance on Cervera Del Maestre on anniversary day

The Nationalists, aided by fascist supporters and German help, push through to capture the heights between Chert and San Mateo in a day of heavy fighting. They form a 25 mile battle line centered on Morella, aiming to encircle Republican positions and force a retreat toward the sea via paths to Benicarlo or toward Vinaroz and the coast.

Cervera del Maestre Spanish Republic Nationalwsts Tahings Moore Chert San Mateo Vinaroz Benicarlo Morella Aga Uist

Committees to Meet Tomorrow for City Chamber Work

Two newly appointed committees of the Migria Chamber of Sommeree will hold their first meetings tomorrow. One special committee, chaired by Charles J. Sartor, will plan National Air Math Week May 17 to 21 and meet at 11 a.m. The industrial development committee, chaired by L. G. Huffman, will meet at 4 p.m. The lists include Vernon E. Baker, Nelson M. Fitch, Carl R. Halleck, A. Hudnutt, J. B. Johnson, R. C. Watson, Harlie G. Stevich, and Ralph Young among others.

Migria Chamber of Sommeree Harry W. Guehl Frank &. Stevens Charles J. Sartor Vernon Ek, Baker Nelson M. Fitch Carl R. Halleck A. Hudnutt J. B. Johnson R. C G.waston IL. D. McBean Harvey W. Merriman Kart Plocher Harlie G. Stevich Ralph Young Chamber L. GB. Huffman Charles Crehore Jack Hannaford A. C. Hudnutt W. B. Timms A. W H. West E. L. Wilshere

Motorist fined for reckless driving in April case

Carl Mango of 228 Third Street was found guilty of reckless driving and fined $2 and costs. The case was heard yesterday by Major Joseph Q Feto. Mango was arrested for an offense committed in April and arraigned. He pleaded not guilty.

Kati Perkins East Broad Street Preston L. Coon Emil Kubishke Lake Avenue Carl Mango Third Street Joseph Q Feto Manzo

Spencer Leonard Bridges breaks arm cranking automobile

Local note recalls Spencer Leonard Bridges injuring his arm while attempting to crank his automobile. Weekend visits and family gatherings fill the scene with named residents from Kendalintle Wooster Wellington and nearby towns.

Leonard Bridges

Avon High Tracksters Beat Columbia and Ridgeville in Tri Meet

Avon High School track team dominated a trianglular meet at Avon, scoring 60.3 points to top Ridgeville 36.25 and Columbia 23. Avon’s Schneider led with firsts in shot put and discus totaling ten points, while Klingshirn added seven with two seconds and a fourth. The meet included sprint and distance events with Treadwell and Dudley posting top times in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and several relay performances.

Avon High Woulee Lorin County Columbia Ridgeville Avon Orange Flyers Hidgeville Schneider Discus Klingshirn Treadwell Myers OR J. Treadwell Dudley Tame Shor Put Sehnemder Gihiss Uy Lescher Brooks Digtaney-t Pole Tavle Marte Uc Chester Wothburs Crummy Lord Hon Pek Dash Dudie Peckat Swiden Sehnender Sikera Willie Row Crecker A de Marie Teda Hubbard O Heshi Henrys Ridgeville Avia Colinnbia Brand Jump Mrers Poe

Store Stays In One Family 111 Years

Hillsboro news recounts Hibben family keeps ownership of S Hibben & Son dry foods store for 111 years. Founded by Samuel Hibben in Wav TS2G the shop remained at the same location with ledger records and margins noting a 110 year old entry of a trip to Gettysburg for a marriage. Joseph Hibben ran it another half century until 1923. Henrietta Hibben now owns the store, the last family member.

Hillsboro S. Hiibben & Son Dry Foods Samuel Hibben Te Sali Alerheny Mountains Hill Frank Zane Joseph Hibben Henrietta Hibben

Two Men Receive Extortion Notes in Minnesota Case

In St Paul and Minneapolis a federal investigation centers on extortion claims demanding 100 and 400 dollars from W. P. Kenney, president of the Great Northern Railroad, and 5,000 dollars from William Figge, a brewmaster. Kenney’s note threatened kidnapping, Figge’s abduction of his wife. Kenney’s note was opened at the railroad ticket office and sent to headquarters. Figge’s arrived by mail. A guard protects Figge and his wife. Kenney’s family also reportedly to receive protection.

St, Paul Minn Ganon Accept W. P. Kenney William Figge Kenney Great Northern Railroad Figge William Hamm, Jr Minneapolis St. Paul

Bank Sues Over Land In 8 Inch Wide Strip

Canton Ohio Augustine Yura sues the First National Bank of Alliance for $1,000 monthly rent or removal of a wall built on an eight inch wide strip of his land. The strip is part of a lot Yura bought from the bank a year ago. The bank seeks deed reformation, says encroachment was not found until after sale and offers to buy back the lot.

Canton Augustine Yura Elieves First National Bank of Alliance Common Alewy Yara Vrosa

County Prisoners To Play Valley Ball

Sheriff William C. Graft allowed outdoor exercise for 16 prisoners in the county jail with calisthenics and volleyball. He purchased two volleyball outfits at his own expense to enhance the activities during pleasant weather.

William

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