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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1936

Page

7

130 Ships Will Take Part In Maneuvers

SAN DIEGO April 27 The aircraft carrier Ranger with a deck loaded with combat aircraft sailed at 7 45 a m PST for spring war games off Panama. The fleet will rendezvous with battle vessels from San Pedro and Coronado roads as secrecy surrounds the maneuvers under Admiral Reeves. Twenty ships including heart cruisers and destroyers participate, with later cruises to visit Chile.

San Diego Cal U.S. 3 Ranger Panama Coronado San Pedro Aly Josephm. Reeves Eet Arthur J. Hepbure

Lorain Man Sentenced To Penitentiary

Albert Shephard of Lorain was sentenced by Judge A Cook to an indeterminate term of 1 to 7 years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to grand larceny. Indicted for perjury, he initially pleaded guilty to the charge but altered to a lesser offense due to his record and case circumstances. Had he pleaded guilty to robbery, a minimum term of ten years would have applied.

Albert Shephard Lorain Dp. A. Cook Shephard Yobberr

Suspended sentence for coal theft at New York Central

George Malek faced arraignment before Major Don A Baird and received a suspended fine of 10 dollars and costs plus a suspended 15 day county jail sentence for stealing 50 cents worth of coal from the New York Central Railroad. The penalties were suspended on promise of good behavior.

George Malek Don A. Baird New York Central Railroad

Judge To Talk At Recognition Dinner

Two county officials Jude B. Fincher and Prosecutor Howard Butler will have roles at the Second Annual Four-H Club Advisors Recognition Dinner on May 12 at the Oberlin Mission church. Sponsored by ten Logan County farm organizations, the event includes a reception and a program featuring county club advisors and representatives from local organizations.

Jude Tjuy B. Fincher Howard BR. Butler Oberlin M. FE Lora County Faru

No Changes Urged in High School Standards

Principal PL Shive urged schools to maintain current standards as the North Central Association contemplates re accreditation. The meeting discussed secondary education scope and gains, noting difficulties for youths seeking industrial placement and the risks tied to advisory actions.

North Central Association of Coneses Asso Chicago Shive Areredis Accre Indusi

Erie Death Notices Run Together in Fragmented Record

A series of death notices from Erie County detail multiple individuals including Clyde Bechtel and Ammonies, with scattered details on survivors, ages, and funeral arrangements. The text references Berlin Heights and Lorain County affiliations, but the OCR is garbled, leaving unclear dates and full relationships. The piece preserves names like Nichols and Quade, with funeral home references and cemetery plans amid incomplete sentences.

Verdict Returned In Favor Of Plaintiff In 1931 Case

A jury awarded Michael Chertek $2,000 for injuries to his wife from a discharged short gun in the defendant Tomaz Pitt Leavitz’s home. The case, conducted before Judge Gur B. Findler, was the oldest docket entry and Chertek was unable to obtain the defendant’s appearance.

Michael Chertek Gur B. Findler Tomaz Pitt Leavitz Read Chertek Cheriox

Keller Funeral Services Set for Tuesday at 2

Carl E Avery Birmingham aged 51 died last evening after a funeral from St E Avery Store. He leaves a widow and father George W, two daughters Mrs Birmingham Boughton and Mrs Woetbeck, plus other relatives. Funeral will be Tuesday at 2 officiated by Rev Bordvili with burial in Fairmont cemetery. Local Masonic and lodge members attend. Interment to follow at Fairmont.

Jacob Iva Leaper Germany Raymond Loft Glenn Hudson Fields Corners Charles Phil Leaper Tabor David Carpet Crown H Amherst Gust A. Quade Quade Elm St. Pauls Evangelical Eirria St Pauls Church Elating Firelawn Nichols Funeral Carl E. Avery Birmingham E. Avery Henre Avery Wakeman Chayier Norwalk Marie M Ler Hreter Bethel Love Beach Kietzel Wetigstus

Arrests Reported After Morning Bond Release

Police report released details of multiple arrests after bond hearings. A man at 578 Fs Street was released pending trial on alcohol intoxication charges. In Furnace and River Streets area, Rudy Weisma was reportedly arrested by the raid squad and charged by the court. Major Dow A. Baira and Police Chief EL J. ard commented on the day’s actions.

Fs Street SA A. m Borden Dow A. Baira EL J.ard Smith Furnace Rudy Weismacourt Waries

Arrest of Myrtle Kerspaw on landlord complaint

Mrs Myrtle Kerspaw of 6a Middle Avenue faced a charge today from Mrs Fisher over a landlady dispute. Major Dew A Baird filed the arrest reports as the case progressed through police records.

Myrtle Kerspaw Ned Dew A. Baird Fisher

Select Staff For E H S Herald Inaugurates First Semester

Elon Bish Herald announces staff for the first semester of the school year starting in November. Candidates from a treay of students who tried for staff included Anfeld Robert Bannon, Bette Liberty Carep Jinan Powdel Myraceo hasdinger Lowse Hendr orden botrean, x coby Josephine Mischan Wiltant Maclellan Ruth McKee Noonan Nell James N er Nancy Qoddéfield rson John Price Elizabeth Leis Sharker L Anne Schweizer John Stavension han Stark Beatrice Stranahan Margaret Varga Betty Wash Dur. Fines of $5 and costs for attempted crimes on West avenue bear parlor not found condo ner.

Elon Bish Vy Lea Wso Anfeld Robert Bannon An Bette Liberty Carep Jinan Powdel Myraceo Hasdinger Lowse Hendr Orden Botrean Coby Josephine Mischan Wiltant Maclellan Ruth McKee Noonan Nell James Ner Nancy Qoddéfield Rson John Price Elizabeth Leis Sharker L Anne Schweizer John Stavension Han: Stark Beatrice Stranahan Margaret Varga Betty Wash- Dur

Oberlin Community Clubs and Lectures Update

Oberlin residents join multiple clubs with meetings at homes across Lorain Street and North Pleasant, including the All Star Brides Club, Maries Club, and Oberlin Business and Professional Women. The Haskell Lectures cover Social Engineers in India, Mass Movements Toward Christianity in India, and related topics in the North Room of the Men's Building.

Oserli Haskell C. Heinliver

Woman Publisher Of Warren Paper Dies Suddenly

Warren April 20 The death reported in New York Sunday of Zell Bart Deming 64 publisher of the Warren Tribune Chronicle and former president of the Warren Picture Company. From a reporting assignment he rose to president and stock holder. the company also owned Ye Paths Choa. Survived by no daughter.

Warren New York Zell Bart Deming Cheyenne Tribune U. Cisal Service Coutis- Sion Fins Thoviss HO Dlenena Warret Chronicle M Leming Ye Paths Choa Bergie Warren Griswent _umba Surtine

Market report mixes, unclear pricing and notes

Fragmentary market notes reference prices, standards, and indices with scattered figures. Mentions about values like 2604 and 87 appear amid garbled terms, making specifics hard to extract. The text signals a market overview but lacks coherent data or actionable items.

Medical Group Proposal to Cut Fees for Sick Care

A proposal from Lorain County Medical Association to care for the sick at one third less than customary rates was advanced to the board of members. Doctors Meek and McKitré opposed the move, arguing the practice was prevailing statewide. The plan would set office calls at $1.33 and house calls at $2.00 during the day and $2.00 for house calls at night.

Meornaoners Erunty Cori Lorain

Roosevelt speech outlines New Deal era goals and costs

Fragmented OCR recounts President Roosevelt discussing national program aims for food, homes, and goods, noting federal action, state roles, and fiscal implications. It emphasizes social improvements and relief measures amid rising costs, urging timely action to aid children and families.

Denne Roosevelt Roose

Bond Street Driver Arrests and Accidents Reported

Bond street: Cur ed $c4 and costs for dri ed and had hi 5 here suspendee arraignec He arrested about my. Saturday after his car struck cars of Richard Harv.tt of East Bridge street and Clara Fox of 235 Erie sire which street and were parked at Erie Lake avenu e driven by Mrs. Wer- Vermilt redl driven by Wai Beis was turning into the driveway oo Step ia Lake Oite machrine at cnad, yesterdayd Spair sheriffs reported, Harry Kiein of 114 Homer street reported that Wa stack br another machine at Hiemer and Cleveland Streets about 6 p.m . Feier Ste land streat, is to be attained be fore Juxtrs Joseph Petro this afternoon for driving while intox icated. He was arrested at 12 50 a. Mm. today for deputy sneriffs on Take asenue near Stop 19, where his car sideswiped a machine driven by Porter Woods of Lorain. Fiten Lawers Elyria Was ined $3 and costs for drivins ight when arreigned Petra Saliur ciman RR. 1. Governor Lewers arrested , an Lake area nicht.

Bond Street Richard Harv East Bridge Street Clara Fox Erie Sire Erie Lake Avenue Wer- Vermilt Redl Wai Beis Lake Cnad Spair Harry Kiein Homer Street Hiemer Cleveland Steland Joseph Petro Porter Woods Lorain

Fire on river banks and vacant lot spark big blaze

Firefighters were called Sunday afternoon to extinguish a bonfire sparked blaze in a vacant lot south of Miss wast River street. A second fire blamed on matenes burned about 90 feet square along the river bank between Eighth and Ninth There was no property damage in either.

Miss Wast River Street

Number One Continued from Page 1

Person urges federal policy to support practical business growth. He calls for Washington to back economic lines that improve business conditions and avoid reckless experimentation hindering recovery.

Veachers' Meetings May Be Revived in Ohio Teachers Association

Officials of the North eastern Ohio Teachers' Association discussed reviving spring meetings at a Friday Saturday session in Youngstown attended by about 1,540 educators. The group weighed audience size and planned speakers including Dr. W. Derant and Dr. M. S. Rice as potential attractions. A club member led the program planning.

Northeastern Ohio Teachers' Association Youngstown Masten Eschaal Younertown Whi Derant M. S. Rice Metropolian Methodist Church Detroit

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