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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1927

Page

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Foster parents found guilty of abusing child

New York April 3 Roberta Pratt six faced custody upheaval as two of three judges found inconsistencies in her foster mother Mrs Everett Pratt s account of burning the girl with a curling iron. The case centered on whether Roberta should remain with the Pratts or be placed in care while a Des Moines judge later rules on adoption.

New York Roberta Jace Pratt Special Session Court Everett S. Pratt Des Moines Lester L. Thompson Des Moinés Arthur Salmon Henry W. Herbert Bilsworth Hesley Mr. Pratt Pratts Roberta Deapie

Elyrians Attend Hi-Y Conference At Akron

Delegates from the Elyria Y. M. C. A. attend a Hi-Y conference in Akron today. Participants from Elyria include W. C. McClellan general secretary Jack Siskkinen boys work secretary Melvin Jaga Jack Williams Russell Van Ester Weyne Mortimer and Charles W Niederhauser. The conference reviews Hi-Y club activities from the past year and plans the coming year.

Akron Elyria Y. M. C. A W. C. McClellan Elyria “Y Jack Siskkinen Boya Melvin Jaga Jack Williams Russell van Ester Weyne Mortimer Charles W Niederhauser

Hearing Set May 10 on Van Sweringen Merger Move

The Interstate Commerce Commission schedules May 10 hearing on Kesapeak and Ohio Railroad request to force Per Marquette and Erie railroads to participate in the Van Sweringen merger move.

van Sweringen Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Kesapeak and Ohio Railroad Authoority Pera Marquette Erie

Buchtelite Wins College Newspaper Contest

The Buchtelite, weekly publication of the University of Akron, was named winner of the college newspaper contest last night. Judges praised its makeup, initiative, handling of news, and near metropolitan journalism standards.

University OF Akron Delaware Buchtelite Cnp

Wool growers push to add sales through Ohio cooperative

Ohio wool growers aim to secure an extra one million pounds for pool sales this year according to Lorain County Farm Bureau dispatches from Ohio Wool Growers Co operative. Last year the cooperative handled over 4.0 million pounds with 25 427 pounds from local consignors. R Campbell of Pittsfield township named wool leader to boost county pool participation.

Seer Mork Woo Pogl Wool Growers Ohio Lorain R. Campbell Piete Field Township

Former Lea Woman Undergoes Operation for Appendicitis

Mrs. Harry Jones of Henrietta, formerly of the city, was operated on for appendicitis at Amorst hospital last week and is resting easily today. A foreclosure suit seeks to force sale of property at 1830 Javenue to satisfy a 1592.62 debt. A Kuutsen Trucking driver struck a fire hydrant on Adams Street. water escaped but was soon repaired. A stolen car report notes the vehicle found in Cleveland and returned to its owner. A balloon tire was stolen from a car at General Industries. the tire belonged to Novak of Turner Street.

LEA Harry Jones Henrietta Amorst Hospital Margarete Lall Steve Julia George Platthuitts Walisty Judement Kuutsen Adams Atrert Arank Adama Street Sersiona Dee Staley Cleveland Irtan Ral Wineries Street Ilip Belong Turner General Industries Company Piast Novak Turner Street

Candidacy and Theft Reported in Local Briefs

Police were informed last night that two wrd coup a s belonging to W. Kappes at 454 Karleeuri were stolen while parked on Third Street. The car bore license number A-BUG. James A Hewitt announces no candidacy for mayor in the coming primaries.

W. Kappes Karleeuri Parker Third Street Ueense Mae James A. Hewitt

Women Vote Edge Men in Vienna Balloting

Vienna reports 660000 women and 630000 men registered to vote. City population tallies about 1,856,000 with women slightly outnumbering men among qualified voters by roughly twenty percent.

Vienna

Two Wives Granted Devorce In Common Pleas Court

Divorce actions granted to two wives in the court of common pleas. Birdie Diehosias and Mary Demoft cited marital breakdowns with alimony rulings and custody awards. Details reference alimony set at ten dollars weekly and attorney fees, with further monthly sums and expenses noted. Judge AL TR Webhor oversaw the proceedings.

Court of Common Pleas Birdie Diehosias Wiehnel Daecheelay Fil W. 21St Street Tarnin Mary Demusi Louis Demoft Mater Terrell Ffeaclina Street Jivehe Court Wits Loyvinue ‘Toreoth Pat Viola Myaehinnes Joseph Bt Wes AL TR Webhor

London Rubber Man Develops New Inner Tube Type

April 2h reports a revo tion in tire inner tube manufacture at Anode Rubber Co. engineers claim a new process yields stronger yet lighter tubes with improved crack resistance. tests show tubes withstand higher tension, cutting costs and labor.

London Thes Anody Corporation Abe Wiese Thor Durer Drfert Om Tohicca Pamckes Rhino Amd Teale

Inde Bruyndrs Race Leads Topeka Meet

In Topeka Kansas April a group of Indian women runners from Lawrence travel to the event. They will meet three of their rivals this afternoon after the men finish their journey from Wayne City. The trio start in a lively clip wearing athletic clothing as they compete in the long race.

Topeka Kas Tlollta Jaana Cousarire Lawrence Kansas Todas Warre Wanegan City Rotheinia Pitts

Lakewood Knight Lands Treatment Given By City

A letter from Ralph Dreriehs, eminent Commander of the Moly Grail Commandery of Knights Templar, Lakewood, thanks city officials for hospitality during an April inspection. The note praises motorists for safe parking and expresses appreciation for care shown during the visit.

Lakewood Knight Edity Ris Ralph Dreriehs Moly Grail Knights Templar Lakewood Die Ealler

Death notices for Mie Avera McMundonay and Ella Swetil

Obituaries report Mie Avera McMundonay dying at home on 144 Dust Bridge Street at 8 90 last evening aged 80 years five months ten days survived by husband Marshall five children and several siblings. Also listed is Ella Swetil Villa Hayden Smith resident of this city who died at 18 Superior Avenue Cleveland this morning with three sons Bert Maro and Larry plus three daughters and funeral plans to Shelby for burial.

Mie Avera McMundonay Dust Bridge Street Oo Yeurr Hunhand Marshall Tiliven Tailhen Albert Pabst Opel Mast Hrilee Street Ella

Funeral services for Howard Rope mwerd Roth and relatives

A funeral service was held Monday at 1:30 pm at John Nuns pinnecal frome, Lythe Street, Cleveland, for Howard Rope mwerd Roth of Bar bara Heersmnd and kin including Anne Lucas Clonent Kyliedund and grandfather Ed wari Lacie. Local family members attended in memory of the deceased.

Mwerd Roth Mra Vwianthe Dinas Anne Lucas

GOULEENGAS OF OHIO TO INMANA TOURED PART IN LORALS CELEBRATION

Officials announced plans for a May 20 celebration of the Laratn Rescue Mission. George Cooper said the event will honor the mortgage payoff of about 124100 by December 16. Indiana publisher Sionisin Caoperts seeks Protestant church cooperation for the celebration.

Gouleengas Ohio Inmana Governore AV Donahey Oof Clug Ed.dackyon Tididna George Cooper Nuesion Robore

Chet Champion Alexander Wilhelmen Dominates Local Wrestling

Chet Alexander Wilhelmen, a noted pastry chef and confectioner, wins the metropolitan wrestling championship in New York. The event features strong entries from the region with prizes reaching several dollars per pound in markets.

Alexander Wilhelmen Wresthin Sith Denwh Me's New York

AFL denounces fascist labor program as autocracy gone mad

Washington April 23. The American Federation of Labor issues a bold statement condemning Italian fascist labor and Sovietism as the harshest attack on freedom since Gompers era. Green calls fascist charter a proclamation of enslavement for workers while praising free democratic unions and collective bargaining. Autocracy cannot endure, he warns, time will expose Italy’s path.

Washington American Federation of Labor Willam Green Sam" Gompers Green Charter of Labor Russia American Federation American Trades Union Movement Amerfca Italy

Thirty Four Elected to Phi Beta Kappa in Oberlin

The Oberlin chapter elected thirty four seniors to Phi Beta Kappa. Includes Alleen Ferguson of Baldwin College and Dorothy Lill of 20 North Pleasant St. Five juniors were elected for the first time in local chapter history.

VHT Beta Kappa Obnmlin Semioe Phy Peta Kappa Ational Alleen, Ferguson Baldwin Collage Dorothy Lill North Pleasant Street Qisy Phi Tyresden Alice C. Ferguson Oberlin Dorothea FL French West Lebanon Martin L. Grant Marion Frederick A. Funkhouser Dayton Hester Grover Winter Dark Fla Dorothy Hall Doris J.ipseler Akron Edna L. Holle Hamilton Alfred L. Jackson Itast Tray Wis Marcele R. Kardlar Tradnec Robert A. Lees Amherst Mary C. Leroy Auburnidale Mass Lester D. Longman Alexandria Marie Lb. Lack Cleveland Altyla Lb. Munrac Nenin Jean G. Roethe Milwaukee Clinton W. Root Huntertown Ober Tr Beaver Wamilton Murabedh M. Traskatt Toledo Faniliedares Tetrietla & Maniac Meni Eliezabeth Zerbaush East

Editor elected and campus notices at Oberlin College

Miss Dergdie Go Shrafer is elected editor in chief of Me Shad Obralin college umtergrad. Donna Bolle and Miss Sarah Bosworth receive leadership roles while alumni, faculty, and students travel or attend meetings across Oberlin and nearby towns. Health updates and hospital visits involve several local residents and Oberlin College officials, with events in Dayton, Cincinnati, and Columbus noted.

Dergdie Go Shrafer Miss Boswort Sarah Bosworth Oberlin Edward J. Tosaworth Oberlin Graduate School of Theology Women’s League of Oberlin College Miss Bosworth Europe Greece

Local Dramatics Group Plans One Act Plays in April May

The Lobelia Dramatia association will present one act plays in Holydon Saturday evening April all. On May 8 the association will present three one act plays in so vai. The matter will be w return AU eI ES.

PLALE Thi Elebs Lobeia Dramatia Association

Speed Topic Set for Sunday Evening Address

At 6 o clock Sunday evening the Yo MLAY meeting will discuss speed with an address by a speaker yet to be named. The event takes place in the auditorium of the men's building. Joseph Wy py, member of the Oberlin Conselatore of Miste, will present a piano recital at Warner Concert Hall on Tuesday evening April 26 at 7 40. He will be assisted by the conservatory orchestra.

We. Telit Toseph Wy Py Oberlin Conselatore of Miste Hia Senar Warner Concert Het Conservatory Chestra

Plans for Arbor Day Luxuriaus sabott operable between Glasgow and Liverpool

Plans were announced to deploy Arbor Day Luxuriaus sabott omnibusses on a service linking Glasgow and Liverpool. The project aims to provide enhanced transport for the celebration period with coordinated routes and schedules.

Luxuriaus Sabott Glasgow Liverpool

Alleged Cruelty Petitions Divorce Rendered in Court

Aury Fate seeks divorce from Alex Fatz of 346 17th Steed alleging recurring drunken abuse of Patz and two children, failure to pay household expenses, and breach of a prior separation agreement. She asks for alimony, restoration of Mary Teasecki’s name, barring dower rights, and an injunction to prevent contact.

Gross Megfert Aury Alex Fatz Patz Anid Mgre Fatz Mary Teasecki Khayrla

Hewitt Case Heads to Jury With Alibi Dispute

Floyd Hewitt faces a four woman jury in Jefferson on charges of murder in the slayings of Mrs. Fred Brown and her five year old son. The state argues the alibi by Hewitt and his mother is false. defense cites his mother and experts claiming sub normality.

Jefferson Fife Floyd Hewitt Grouth Bia Fe Fred Brown

Drive Against Dirt Campaign Set to Begin Monday

Elyria launches a citywide clean-up starting Monday April 25 with rubbish wagons operating in district No 1 along Cleveland Street and connected streets. Teams will cover south of the New York Central line Tuesday and south Maps Street area Wednesday, with districts 7 near West River Street and Woodford Avenue Friday. Rubbish must be at the curb on designated days.

Elyria District No. 1 Cleveland Street New York Central Maps Street West River Street Woodford Avenue

Real estate transfers list in Lorain and surrounding towns

A dense record of property transfers across Lorain and nearby towns including Sheffield Wake, Vermilion River Park, and Elyria. Names include Bustin Jozendart, Mike Chasvar, Charles F. Eberhard, Andrew Schieferstein, Samuel T Lanegberg, Homer Seacrist, L. Vincent, Arch er, and John W. Miller among others. Considerable subdivision and sublot details accompany monetary values, mostly ten dollars or multiples.

Homer H. Seacrist Charlotte Seacrist Braman Migria Call Ll. Miller Alan Thirston Lake View Park Lorain National Tube Co Emilian Kostelny Sheffield Tang Co Lorvata C. E. Ment William Werrmann Stanr TR Jameson Aleinda Jameson Daniel Loraine Erie County Banking Co Mary Dominik Vermilion River Park L. B Vincent John FH. Archer Starres Im Trace Henrietta Cleveland Electric Himinaling Co Avon Railroad Avon Lake Village

Depew 92 Retires From Public Life After Long Career

Chauncey M. Depew, aged 92, reflects on his long public service and background. He served 18 years in the U.S. Senate and long guided the Republican Party as a national leader. Born in Peekskill, New York, he began as a lawyer and played a prominent role at many Republican conventions. The China Year Book reports 220,600 foreigners residing in China, with more than half being Japanese.

Chauncey M. Depew America Mr. Depew Henself Mrr. Depew United States Neware Republican Party TRH Peekskill China Japan

Dismissal of Chaplain Clampitt from U S Service

The Rev Orville J Clampitt a Baptist chaplain was dismissed for the good of the service. He faced past misconduct allegations including a relationship with Ju Ville Swallow and an investigation into lodging under an assumed name at a Santa Cruz hotel. Officially he was stationed at Vancouver barracks Washington when relieved.

San Francisco Orville J. Clampitt Clampitt U. A Minual Clampit Washington Ninth Corps Clampite Wascourt

Third Boy Scout Court of Honor Held at Y M C A

The third Boy Scout Court of Honor was held at the Y M C A with awards to Elyria Scouts. Troop 5 earned a charter. committee members include James Thomas Harry Crandall and Dr George Gill. Tenders foot and Second Class and First Class badges were awarded to numerous Scouts, with merit badges for camping carpentry cooking and more. Talks were given by Probate Judge Z Wilcox and Scout Commissioner E L Moody.

Y.M.C. A Elyria H.C. Wilcox Sagis Kenneth Boylan J. W. Lerseh J. E. Hecock James Thomas David Jheman Land E. W. Rule First Congregational Church Harry Crandall George Gill J. Howserman George Goecke Robert V. McWilliams Herbert R. Miller Edwin Bates Richard Bates Leroy Crowell Curtis St. Hill Raymond Morris Earl Witten William Charles C. Kupp Harold J.burns Richard HW. Pourcenage Kenneth Allyn Jack Williaams Frederick Rule Charles Stupp Frederick Richard Betteridge Z. ©. Wilcox E. L. Moody

Daylight Savings Time Initiated in Eastern Cities

Many eastern cities including New York will advance clocks one hour after 2 a m tomorrow. The change will affect about 200 cities and towns in New York and extend to Massachusetts and several New Jersey communities.

New York Massachusetts New Jersey

Plucky Fox Terrier Fights Off Robbers in St Louis

In St Louis on April 24 a bold fox terrier named Mike attacked a masked robber during a hold up of Thomas Taeyice, vice-president of Brown Slip Company. The dog leaped at the thief despite a revolver shot that grazed its forepaw, aiding the owner and warding off the crime.

RonBul ST. Lois Mike Thomas Tae Yice Brown Sli Diane Cledoe Damary Yun

Irish Athletics Association Moves to Curb Dance Hall Attendance

The Canary Dublin Board of the National Athletic and Cycling Association plans to end jazz by offering families for tennis and hockey to keep girls from dances. They claim no girls will drive men away, while Mr Finn lay warns of mental strain and potential madhouses as athletes suffer. New York City's population is noted as nearly twice the U.S. nation's 1790 census total.

INZL Freind Canary Dublin National Athletic and Cvcling Associations Eli Assatiation Finnlay Association

Today's Ten Questions from the Classified Page

The page presents a quiz titled Today's Ten Questions asking for geographic facts. It lists ten prompts about state borders, capitals, rivers forming borders, northern locations, and a Great Lake that is entirely U S territory, indicating a feature in the American Geography section.

Georgia South Carolina Mexico Pierre Arizona California Louis Kansas City United States Territory Uelaa

Markets Update From Cleveland Toledo and Chicago Grains

Market notes from Cleveland and Toledo show poultry and butter prices for medium heavy and leghorn fowls and broilers, with eggs and unchanged markets. Toledo reports hogs calves sheep and lambs pricing, while Chicago lists butter eggs poultry and grain quotes along with potato and wheat and oats ranges. Minneapolis reports flour, bran and wheat and corn values, with monthly variations and delivery details.

Cleveland Amrit

Fremont obituary notes Rev Josiah W Reid burial

The Rev Josiah W Reid, a retired evangelical minister, died yesterday and will be buried in Fremont. He was born in Fremont, and funeral arrangements are announced.

Winister FREMC Ohio Josiah W Reid Fremont

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