Public Utilities transfer permit request and Lorain budget hearing
Public notice announces Joseph Laubenthal seeks to transfer Permit No. 464 to Laubenthal Trucking Inc with one 1 ton tractor and a 3 ton trailer, hearings and filings with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. Also Lorain County notices set a public budget hearing for January 1938 and sheriff sales of Elyria real estate including 651 East River Street and 123 Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toseph Laubenthal
Public Utilities Commission of Olio
Laubenthal
Acequire
Laubenthal Trucks
Fn, Inc
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Columbus
Meoser
Avon
Ohio
Laubenthal ,Trucking. Inc
Lyria
Lorain Counts
Lorain County
Board of Commissioners
Board of Comitgsioners of
By &. Co
Ruth
City of
Elyria
County of Lorain
State of
East Branch
Black River
East River Street
William F. Grall
Webber
Slack
Harry Fleisher
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Graman Land Company
Lake Avenue
Spruce Street
Geo
H. Chamberlain
Towit
Elsria
Lorain
Said
Samuel Street
Claude B. Biven
Samuel
Webber, Webber & Black
Depositors' Mortgage Loan Company
Minnie Hopkins
Ommnos Pleas
Carlisle
LaPorte Road
la Porte Road
William F. Geals
Lorain Coun Ohio
Attys S
S. Sherman S
Wurst
Court of Rome Pleas
Leotain County
Elytla
Edna Bivin
Elstia
GRALL
Sheriff
C. Webber
Webbber & Black
Attra
Dog Warden Addresses Cat Calls in Lorain County
Lorain County dog warden Lee Minkler protests that his duties are for dogs not cats. He notes receiving about 40 cat-related calls last week and urges residents to differentiate between canine and feline care while remaining helpful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Minkler
Lorain County
Northeastern
Ohio
Dog Wardens Association
Minkler
Board of County Commissioners
Elyman Receives Honor Certificate from St Paul Fire
N H Benham of 252 Second Street received an Honor Certificate from St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. in recognition of 25 years as Elyria representative, dating from August 1, 1912. Additional legal notices declare sheriff sales and land descriptions in Lorain County Ohio, including properties in Elyria and Elyria Township with appraisals and sale dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Benham
Second Street
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company
St. Paul
Minnesota
Elyria
Benham
First Aid Knowledge Grows As Americans Face Faster Times
In a historical overview CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN M D notes fewer injuries from daily life give way to modern hazards. He cites floods riots and machinery increasing accident severity while medical aid remains uneven. Education by doctors Red Cross scouts police and teachers expands first aid training for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud North Chrisman
Mat.en Accantiol
Red Cross
Thousands Saved by First Aid Efforts During Great Midwest Focus
The article lauds Red Cross workers police firemen and militia for saving thousands of lives this spring in the Middle West. It notes their first aid aid to the injured administering vaccines sterilizing water and food and nursing the sick while warning that lay responders cannot replace professional care for full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Middle West
Calling Doctor First A Duty To Seek Proper Medical Care
The piece warns that real medical competence requires long study and training beyond initial first aid. It stresses that early relief is insufficient and advises after first aid to have the patient examined by a doctor. If the doctor recommends nursing care, proceed cautiously to avoid harm.
Sam Snead Wins St Paul Open in Comeback Victory
Sam Snead captured the St Paul Open title with a 36 hole total of 283 and a 1200 prize, finishing five under par. Ralph Guldahl tied for sixth, Willie Gosgin was runner up with 284, and a group including Pat Sawyer Johnny Revolta and K C Sanowski shared third with 283. Lawson Little and Horton Smith tied for 12th after a final round 149.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Sam Snead
Snead
Ralph Guldahl
Guidahl
Dutch Harrison
Stuttgart
Ark
Ben Hogan
Fort Worth
Tex
Ray Mansrum
Daston
Alvin Krueger
Beloit
Wis
Mike Murra
Wichita
Kan
Lawson Little
Presidio
Cal
Horton Smith
Chicago
Johnny Balla
Liste
Motorist Will Be Arraigned Tomorrow
Police arrested R. R. Smith of this city on the charge of driving while intoxicated on East River street. Arraignment is expected tomorrow, with the arraignment scheduled for Saturday at 11 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Smith
East River Street
Golf Wizard Faces Extradition On Old Robbery Charge
John Montague a golfing wizard and movie colony figure will plead before Governor Merriam to resist extradition to New York for a seven year old robbery charge. Requisition papers were signed for his return to Essex County where under his former name Laverne Moore he is charged with complicity in a tavern hold up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
John Montague
Colony
Frank F. Merriam
New York
Montague
Essex County
Laverne Moore
Refugee plight and tensions rise in North China clash
Refugees number about 2000 at Standard Oil and Texaco plants as chaos unfolds along the river. An international refugee committee led by Americans Britons and Germans with Salvation Army and Red Cross aiding amid food and medical shortages. Japanese French clashes over bridge access escalate with apologies exchanged, while reports mount of central government troops movements and uncertain Japanese aims in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Texaco
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Katsuki
East Arsenal
Japan
China
Public Wedding At Quarrymen s Picnic
Hundreds attended the quarrymen s picnic at South Amherst on Saturday afternoon for a program of sports and entertainment. The feature was a public wedding performed by Justice C. C Lord uniting Ruth Hornyak and John George Brase with Paul Mori as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Justice C. C Lord
Ruth Hornyak
John George Brase
Paul Mori
Was Man Drunk On Non-Intoxicating Beer Is Question
In Wishita Kansas a jury weighs if John Selfholt could be drunk on 3.2 percent beer under state law. He faces drunken driving charges and testifies he only drank Kansas beer. Lawyers and the judge agree the case hinges on a broad legal interpretation likely to reach the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishita
Kan
John Selfholt
Kansas
John, Madden, Jr
C. Edward Murray
Supreme Court
Topeka
Clarence V. Beck
Car Crash Report From Elyria Area Highlights Multiple Injuries
Interstate and local crashes near Ridgeville and Wellington sent several people to Elyria Memorial Hospital or Falls Clinic. Among the injured were 16 year old Kreuger and Wooster with ribs and lacerations, after a bicycle collision with Blanche Caldwell. Multiple-vehicle crashes on Route 20 and Middle Avenue produced additional injuries, police actions, and a $5 fine for leaving the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Robert Wooster
Chestnut Ridge
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Blanche Caldwell
Cranford Avenue
Lakewood
Young Kreuger
Wooster
Route 20
George Bruce
Tenney Avenue
Amherst
John Bruce
Memorial Hospital
Middle Avenue
Howard McDaniels
Bath Street
Wellington
Peth
Edythe Ebrickard
Zara Street
Mount Oliver
Emma Bauer
Brady Street
Kent
Ohio
Katherine Patterson
East University Street
Mercer Avenue
Akron
Raymond Waite
Lloyd Bailey
South Professor Street
Oberlin
Jack Standen
Sugar Ridge Road
East Avenue
Second Street
Labor Standards Bill Edges Toward New Form on Floor
Senate approved wage and hour provisions creating a Labor Standards board to set min wages up to 40 cents an hour and max hours as low as 40 weekly. The Wheeler-Johnson child labor curbs replaced earlier provisions, with agricultural workers exempted. House leaders forecast a tougher report Tuesday for a version lowering hours to 35 and raising min wages to 70 cents, amid liberal and industrial rosters plotting strategy against Southern Democrats’ stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Labor Standards Board
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Mary T. Norton
N. J
House Labor Committee
National Labor Standards Board
Robert Ramapeck
Majority Committee
Arthur D. Healey
Mass
Farmer-Laborites
Progressive
Atam
Elyria High Graduate Named to Key Post
Richard C. Gazley, son of H R Gazley of Spruce street, formerly aeronautical engineer with the Bureau of Air Commerce, was named chief of the safety and planning division. He will supervise seven sections on airline activities aircraft plans power plants instruments and field subjects. Gazley graduated from Elyria High School in 1919 and the University of Michigan in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Gasley
H. R. Gazley
Spruce Street
Bureau of Air Commerce
Commerce Department
Gazley
Bureau
Elyria High School
University of Michigan
Pershing Aids In Dedication Of War Memorials
In Montsec Hill France Gen Pershing joins an official American mission to dedicate a circular colonnade honoring the American Army’s first World War victory as an independent unit. The ceremony follows yesterday’s Montfaucon monument unveiling with leaders stressing peace over conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mihiel
France
John J. Pershing
Montsec Hill
Pershing
Albert Lebrun
Willisia Q. Bullitt
U. S
Philippe Petain
Roosevelt
Montfaucon
Virginia
United States
Black and Green Paris Frock Worn by Mademoiselle de Casteja
A recent Paris gala dress by Paton featured black chiffon with a green chiffon scarf threaded through shirtings on the front. The bodice included a tross shirt style, shoulder straps, and one strap tied in a large bow over the arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mademoiselle de Casteja
Paton
Congress Eyes Early Adjournment On Tax Loophole Bill
Chairman Robert L. Coughton of the House Ways and Means committee said a bill to close tax law loopholes would be completed either Tuesday or Wednesday. TRY A CHRONICLE TELEGRAM WANT-AD FOR RESULTS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Robert L. Coughton
N. C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Plan To Construct Giant Ocean Liner
The Maritime Commission invites bids for a new 34,000 ton passenger liner to replace the Leviathan. Chairman Joseph J. Kennedy outlined specs for a twin-crew, 22 knot ship, about 723 feet long, 92 feet beam, larger than the Manhattan and Washington. It will carry about 1,200 passengers in three classes with a crew of around 630.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maritime Commission
Aought
United States
Commission
Joseph J. Kennedy
North Atlantic
Manhattan
Hold Two Men In Fatal Stabbing
In Cleveland Ohio two men Edward Clensky 29 and Lawrence 33 were held in jail over a fatal street fight at the Cleveland Worsted Mills area. The victim Edmond Dumowies 36 died after a confrontation between striking and non striking workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, C
Edward Clelanski
Lawrence
Edmond Dumowies
Dumowiez
Cleveland
Choruses To Present Program Of Spirituals
The Elyria and Lorain community choruses with about 40 voices under F. R. Davis present Negro spirituals at South Amherst M. E. Church at 8 p m on Tuesday August 3. Public invited to attend the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria and Lorain
F. R. Davis
South Amherst M. EB
Jolly Friendship Birthday Club meets at Penfield home
Penfield Penfield The Jolly Friendship Birthday Club was entertained at the home of Mrs Blair Pierce with assistant hostess Mrs James Hetrick. All members attended except three. A covered dish noon meal followed. President Mrs Amy Ferriman led the business meeting and officers were elected Ruth Ferriman president Maxine Bobel vice president Marian Bullis secretary and treasurer Out of town members included Mrs Wilbur Newcomb Brighton Mrs Mattie Gott Elysia Mrs Turner Mrs Weaver and Mrs Miller LaGrange Guests were Mrs Heny DeVin Mrs Vic tor Herrick and Norma Gott There will be no August meeting On September 1 the club will meet with Mrs Harvey Blough and Mrs 8 F Jackson assisting hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Jolly Friendship Birthday Club
Blair Pierce
James Hetrick
Amy Ferriman
Ruth Ferriman
Maxine Bobel
Marian Bullis
Wilbur Newcomb
Brighton
Mattie Gott
Elyria
Turner
Weaver
Miller
LaGrange
Heny DeVin
Victor Herrick
Norma Gott
Harvey Blough
F. Jackson
Birthday and Society Gatherings in Penfield and Nearby Areas
Frank Johnson’s birthday was celebrated with twenty five attendees including out of town guests. The Congregational Society of Penfield hosted a covered dish dinner at Mrs. Fred McQueen’s Wellington home with quilting and social time. Numerous locals and visitors from Elyria Lorain Cleveland and Illinois joined in varied visits, prayers, and greetings. 4 H club members surprised leader Mrs Ralph Bowman with refreshments on July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Earl Coppins
Frank Bailey
Jean
Glen Copping
Ronald
Herman White
Cleveland
Joe Yocum
Harold Raufee
Harry White
George White
Massillon
Fred McQueen
Wellington
Congregational Society of
Penfield
John Brouse
Elyria
Walter ‘Rook
Harvey Ingraham
Flogg DeLong
Robert Williams
Spencer
Jay Foster
Sawers
Greenwich
A. H. Pierce
F. E. Andrews
Lou Davis
Jay Palmer
Lloyd Gott
Joyce
Janice Gott
Myron Gott
North Fairfield
George Barton
Asumption
Illinois
A. B. Smith
H. E. Carkins
Fon du Lac
Wisconsin
E. E. Minkler
Lorain
E. E
C. L. Minkler
McClausland
Detroit
Fred Kellogg
A. J. Cameron
Billy
W. S Cameron
P. E. Davison
Burt Davison
Dorothy Davison
Allen Davison
Strongsville
Donald Shook
Donald Dean
W. J. Krebs
Sophia Brangon
Mies J.ncite Gresz
G 3
Behake
Bailey
John Hadaway
DeVerney
Toledo
F. E. Kellers
David Keyes
George Bullis
William Rose
Clyde
Ohio
Keyes
Joly Stitcher’s
Ralph Bowman
Normandie Sets New Atlantic Crossing Record
The Normandie docked in New York claiming a new speed record for the Atlantic from Bishop Rock England to Ambrose Lightship. It completed 2,906 miles in three days, 23 hours and two minutes, beating the prior four day plus Queen Mary run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bishop
Rock England
Ambrose
Bishon Rock
Amerose
Flames Destroy 20 Homes In-City In Pennsylvania
A three hour fire in Jeannette Pennsylvania destroyed 20 homes with an estimated loss of 100000. Police investigated the blaze believed started by two boys building a fire under a rear porch. Homeless families found temporary shelter with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannetth
Brighton Society Picnic At Crystal Beach
Members of the Ladies' Society and their families of the Congregational Church will picnic at Crystal Beach on Wednesday August 4. A covered dish dinner will be served at noon. Numerous short items note visits and guests across Camden Oberlin Wellington and nearby towns with many relatives and friends mentioned.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shertee
Heal
First Savings and Loan Company
Florence W. Rudolph
Dovershed
Elyman
Cincinnati
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Thomas J. McAmnnus
Chrisman
Snares
Golf Wizard
Elyria High
Gen. Pershing
Jane Herbert Goward
Eldom
Tommy
Mother
Mhen
Amy
Chronicle Telegram
Normandie
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Farm Women's Club
Charles Seeley
Farm Women’s Club of
Camden
C. B. Meyers
Haven Phillips
Myers
J. E. Edwards
C. E. Gill
C. H. Lampen
R. Q. Gill
Pittsfield
Gladys Burge
Effie Canaan
Joyce Merrill
Marjory Edwards
Harry Clanaon
Gladys Carpenter
Clarks
Field
Dean McClellan
F. H. McClellan
Ainter
Cora Guily l
Jessie Moore
Elizabeth
Charles
Walter Everson
Oliva Sprott
Savannah
Byron Sprott
Gladys Hanes
Willoughby
Albert Hanes
George W. Greens
Eva Hall
Bessie Cunningham
Gertrude Herbert
Ben Herbert
George Herbert
Herbert Peet
Elizabeth Moore
Olive Sprott
Harriet Mooreno Oberlin
Marjory Hanes
Mt. Sinai Hospital
O. R. McCullough
Violetta Hersey
J. W. Green
Etha Burge
Harold Sheldon
Norwalk
Loren Buckley
London
Will McKenzie
Dorothy
Rita Weber
Lorrain
A. K. Baird
C. H. Lamphere
Mra
Niice Vioretta Hersey
Wiliam Mosher
Rath Zolton
Brother
Herod Knider
Akrov
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