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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1934
Page
5
Mrs Thomas Ennis of 109 Parkview Court was hit by a car while crossing Lodi street at West avenue about 9 50 P M Saturday. The driver stopped but fled identification. Taken to Memorial hospital, physicians found the leg run over but not broken. She was later discharged.
War Department silent film Around the World in the Cable Ship Pellwood will be shown to members and friends of the Reserve Officers Club of Lorain County at the regular meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday. The meeting is at the Y.M.C.A. announced by Leonard Smith, officer of the club.
Dr. Geo D Nicholas resigned from Evyria Clinic staff on April 14 199%. with the resignation effective about March first. He plans to open an office and resume private practice in the near future.
James Brown of 11S Oberlin Road, bridegroom, was arrested Friday on an assault charge from an Akron auto collision on April 15. He was married last Thursday to Miss Mary Robinson in Elyria. The Akron court released him Saturday after his attorney Otto K. Mischka of Elvria explained the circumstances.
The front of a car driven by Russell Waldorf of 1271 East Avenue was damaged about 9 45 PM yesterday when the vehicle backed into the car of Mrs F P Vincent of 100 Stanford Avenue at East Avenue and Fourth Street according to police. Clyde Baker driver of a city bus reported that the glass in the door of the bus was broken by a vehicle bearing an Indiana license in a collision at Middle Avenue and Broad Street about 5 PM yesterday.
A Battle Creek doctor warns that goitre endangers sufferers who may not realize the danger. The swifter treatment program offers a free illustrated home health book from the Ady Co Suite 615-D 65 Michigan Battle Creek Michigan. Readers can write with their name to receive the booklet.
Mi Simonsen a 23 year old from Itistursa and her friend Louis Ferrara testified at a hearing regarding an incident at Sotee apartment. Ferrara was ordered held on firearms charges. Mrs mons, recovering from a gunshot wound at a hospital, was held on a separate charge.
Dayton Ohio veteran and retired printer William Allen Marrett, a longstanding Freemason and Shriners member, died at his home. He held multiple offices across Masonic bodies, led ritual roles since 1851, and earned high rank in Rites and Temples before his passing.
The Medina Association of Congregational Churches will meet at the Larain church on Washington and Fourth in Medina on April 25 for its second meeting. The program includes talks on the present hour, conferences, and memorial services, with various speakers and plans for a post-meeting gathering.
Oberlin community clubs plan a busy week with meetings across organizations. Ras Post American Legion holds an initiation tonight at Legion rooms on Elm Street. Women’s Civic League meets at North Park home of Mrs Welling with speaker Locke. History department of Oberlin Women’s club gathers with Mrs Hath. Tudor London illustrated lecture by P D Sherman at Sturses Hall Tuesday. several chapters of Eastern Star and Missionary groups schedule meetings. Oberlin Women’s Club luncheon planned with reports, elections, and music by local group.
The article describes efforts to avert a factory strike by presenting a labor arbitration framework. It notes President Roosevelt's role in shaping a national automobile labor policy and the push to resolve capital versus labor disputes through arbitration mechanisms.
May 8 stands as the date for the bus driver's trial as details emerge from the Cleveland case. Danis represented by Wayne Rey Guild of Cleveland, with other defendants linked to the Norwalk area. The incident involves manslaughter charges tied to a transport accident, highlighting labor and safety concerns amid local labor disputes.
Elyrians Dr and Mrs C J Miller return from a trip that included Tucson San Diego and Los Angeles They witnessed the Dillinger gang capture the Congress Hotel fire and filmed part of the blaze The Miller party visited Catalina Island Santa Barbara Santa Ana Grand Canyon Petrified Forest and Pike's Peak They praised Tucson police and described a 650 plane display near North Island San Diego Harbor.
A volunteer committee of four attorneys plans a thorough investigation into alleged unlawful and unethical practices in Hindnboro County. The panel, led by KF Adams of Lorain and Horan of Blyrhi, will hold a formal hearing at the courthouse next Monday. A court stenographer will record all testimony.
Death records list Mrs Malcotor Sundeh of Princeton Avenue dying in Elyria Memorial Hospital on her thirtieth birthday after a brief illness. She leaves a husband and infant daughter Mary Lau, plus mother and siblings in Lorain. Funeral from St church with burial at St cemetery. Norma Kasranierziak of Gratton dies at Memorial Hospital after two days illness. Survived by parents two sisters and grandparents. Remains moved from Buener funeral home to Grafton for services. arrangements pending.
Henry William Gerstenberger, 51, of 915 Milan Avenue Amherst, died at 9:39 Sunday. He moved from Cleveland six years ago and ran Gerstenberger and Son Hardware. Surviving: widow Sadie, son Henry, daughter Clara Rose, brother Edward R. of Cleveland. He belonged to Amherst Congregational Church and the Masonic order Forest City Lodge Cleveland. Body at Zilen Funeral Home until Wednesday noon, service 1:00 P.M. at Congregational Church, Rev. Eastman officiating. Interment Acacia Park Cemetery, Cleveland.
The article notes the budget holds the billion under very conservative limits and that relief funding routed through the RFC accounts for more than half of total government relief. Expenditures via Public Works Emergency Conservation and Tennessee Valley projects trail RFC spending but still exceed RFC figures in total relief outlays.
Recovery shows growth as box lunch sales increase with more people returning to the city. Heads say their sales doubled in the past year. In Cincinnati on April 10 raids targeted houses during pie week as part of a campaign against embiert. An arrest operation occurred east of the city with equipment seized, including a blackboard and other items.
Market notes from Cleveland describe varied price movements and activity across sectors. Trade figures reference multiple names and items, including commodities, cattle, and local exchanges, with mentions of specific brands, stores, and public figures shaping the scene.
NEW LONDON announces a modern service station project using local labor and merchants. Plans include PTA meeting April 24 at the high school with potluck, reports, officer elections, and an illustrated lecture by Gladys Stackhouse. Also covered are Odd Fellows plans for June, a press move incident at the Record, and a Garden Club lecture by Victor Reis on Rock Gardens and Flower Shows at the Karolyn Theatre.
Speakers from Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati will headline a joint meeting of the Greater Cleveland Flower Gardeners and the Ohio Flower Growers Association at J P Diederich Sons gardens on Center Ridge Road North Ridgeville. The program begins with a garden tour at 2 PM followed by a dinner at 6 PM and an evening session at 7 PM featuring talks on Cooperation Among Wholesalers chrysanthemum show and a state association overview with a round table led by Ohio State University horticulture specialists.
New York April 21 Cornelius Vanderbilt Sr dowager leader of the Eastern seaboard era died last night at her 67th Street home. One daughter Mrs Harry Whitnes was at her bedside others Countess Bes clo Szechenyi and Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt were reported returning today. The notice notes a long prominent Vanderbilt lineage and a generation of leadership optimism.
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